Empowering the women who power the movement – CUWLA on Common Cents

The Credit Union Women’s Leadership Alliance is made up of leaders of the credit union movement who are passionate about sharing ideas, building a diverse, inclusive network and supporting the communities we serve.

For smaller credit unions, there are special challenges. And there are some different issues that women have to work through. So bringing the CEOs of credit unions asset sized at $300 million or less is one way to conquer those challenges together.

CUWLA agenda is specific and dynamic. Small organizations are crucial to the future of the credit union movement. Through bold, open and engaged communication and innovative ideas, we provide a safe space for women CEOs of credit unions with asset sizes of $300 million or less.

Listen to learn how you can join.

The CUWLA Founders are:

Lily Newfarmer – Tarrant County’s CU, Fort Worth, Texas
Linda Bodie – Element FCU, Charleston, W.V.
Amy Brodersen – Family Focus FCU, Omaha, Neb.
Debi Keesee – Spokane Media FCU, Spokane, Wash.
Maria Martinez – Border Federal CU, Del Rio, Texas
Winona Nava – Guadalupe CU, Santa FE, N.M.
Jan Page – Community South CU, Chipley, Fla.
Carma Parrish – NorthPark Community CU, Indianapolis, Ind.
Tammy Passifume – Diamond Lakes FCU, Hot Springs, Ark.
Teri Robinson – Ironworkers USA FCU, Portland, Ore.
Lynette Smith – TruEnergy FCU, Springfield, Va.
Heather Walter – Advanz CU, Louisville, Ky.
Linda White – Upward CU, Burlingame, Calif.

Learn more at CUWLA.com.

Written by
Ann Naiman
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The League of Southeastern Credit Unions & Affiliates represents nearly 300 credit unions throughout Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. It has a combined total of almost $200 billion in assets and 12.4 million members. LSCU provides advocacy, compliance services, education and training, cooperative initiatives, and communications.

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