DCUC Board changes
WASHINGTON, DC (August 4, 2020) — DCUC wants to extend its thanks and gratitude to Stewart Ramsey, President & CEO, Pen Air Federal Credit Union for serving on the DCUC Board of Directors for the past four years. Ramsey, who currently serves as DCUC’s 1st Vice Chair, will be retiring from Pen Air FCU at the end of July and, subsequently, stepping off the DCUC Board of Directors.
“DCUC wishes Stu the very best and we hope he enjoys spending more time with his family. I’m sure that wherever he goes, Stu will bring his wealth of experience to continue serving his community. It has been a pleasure working with him and I always enjoyed his sound advice and honest friendship. I will miss his presence on the DCUC Board of Directors,” stated Anthony Hernandez, President & CEO, DCUC.
During his tenure on the DCUC Board, Ramsey helped lead DCUC through many changes, including the Council’s CEO transition in 2017 and shaping DCUC’s strategic plan to better serve its members. His perspective and leadership will be missed.
With Ramsey retiring and stepping off the board, the DCUC Board voted unanimously to appoint Maggie Sayer, President & CEO, Keys FCU, to the Board of Directors as the interim Navy/Coast Guard Representative. DCUC is excited to have Sayer joining the Board of Directors. She brings more than 20 years of experience in the financial industry and has spent the past eleven serving the defense credit union community at Keys FCU. Her wealth of knowledge and experience, especially with information technology, brings an important perspective to the Board.
Sayer will run for the remainder of Ramsey’s term at the DCUC Annual Business Meeting on August 11, 2020, at 2 PM ET.
Maggie Sayer
Stewart Ramsey
About Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC)
The Defense Credit Union Council is the premier resource for credit unions on all military and veteran matters. By maintaining a close and constant liaison with the Pentagon, Capitol Hill, and NCUA, the Council champions the interests of credit unions serving our military and veteran communities by coordinating policy, procedures, and legislation impacting morale and welfare, financial readiness, and the delivery of quality financial products and services. Organized in 1963, the Council’s membership is comprised of 180 credit unions with over 35 million members. If you would like more information about this topic, please contact DCUC at alert@dcuc.org.
