City & County Credit Union’s Sue Groskreutz joins Woodbury YMCA Board of Directors
ST. PAUL, MN (September 25, 2019) — Sue Groskreutz, City & County Credit Union Lake Elmo Branch Manager, was proudly appointed a position on the Woodbury YMCA’s Community Board of Directors.
Sue Groskreutz’s commitment to the credit union movement and improving the communities in which she lives and works is unwavering. Her credit union career started 30 years ago as a member representative and has since then remained committed to serving the community. She served as the Director of Events & Programming for 12 years at the Minnesota Credit Union Network and joined City & County Credit Union’s team in 2015 to serve the Woodbury and Lake Elmo Community.
“I am honored to serve on the Woodbury YMCA’s Community Board of Directors. This opportunity gives me the humbled opportunity to advocate for our community in areas of youth development, healthy living and social responsibility,” Sue Groskreutz explained. “Most importantly, I’m able to actively live out City & County’s mission – Empowering you to do more – by volunteering with an organization that shares the same values.”
In addition to serving on the Board of Directors, Sue will also serve on the Mission Advancement Committee focusing on building relationships within the community to cultivate YMCA partnerships and annual pledge donors.
Sue Groskreutz.
About City & County Credit Union
City & County Credit Union is a cooperatively owned, not-for-profit credit union based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, with more than 60,000 members and $1.1 Billion in assets. Founded in 1928 to serve the employees of Ramsey County and Saint Paul, - City & County Credit union now serves those who live, work, worship, or attend school in Carver, Hennepin, McLeod, Meeker, Wright, Ramsey, Washington or Dakota county as well as the City of St. Paul employees, Ramsey County employees and General Mills employees, retirees, and their family members nationwide. To learn more, call 651-225-2700 or visit www.cccu.com.
