Lisa Coffey, Chief Operations Officer of Corporate America Credit Union, has been appointed to the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) Risk Management Advisory Group (RMAG). This prestigious nomination and appointment is a testament to her knowledge and expertise in ACH rules and issues. The RMAG focuses on sound business practices and developing rules to protect the ACH Network.
Coffey has been with CACU for eight years and has worked in various roles in the corporate credit union industry for the last 30 years. Currently she is responsible for the operations and electronic payments of the corporate, which serves nearly 500 member credit unions nationally. “It is an incredible honor to be chosen to work as a part of NACHA’s Risk Management Advisory Group alongside such amazing payments industry professionals,” Coffey said. “I look forward to collaborating with a team continuously committed to ensuring the strength and stability of the ACH Network and improving the quality of ACH payments.”
"We are pleased to welcome Lisa as a member of NACHA's Risk Management Advisory Group," said Peter C. Hohenstein, Senior Director, ACH Network Administration at NACHA and RMAG staff lead. "RMAG continually seeks to assess risks and make recommendations on tools, resources and policies to mitigate those risks for all ACH Network participants. Lisa's extensive knowledge and background in the payments sector and current experiences as Chief Operations Officer of CACU will be invaluable as RMAG continues to ensure it's supporting the needs of not only its largest stakeholders but smaller ones, such as credit unions, as well.”