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ProFed Federal Credit Union’s Nina Baker named to statewide trade association board, statewide foundation board

INDIANAPOLIS, IN (October 10, 2017) — ProFed Federal Credit Union (FCU) Executive Vice President Nina Baker has been elected to the board of directors of the Indiana Credit Union League. She was elected to a three-year term to represent credit unions in northern Indiana’s District 1 which includes Fort Wayne and other communities where the credit union has a presence. She has also been named to the board of directors of the Indiana Credit Union Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the League.

Baker began working at the credit union more than 32 years ago as a teller and has since worked in nearly every area of ProFed FCU. In her current role of Executive Vice President, her primary responsibilities include overseeing the Finance and Accounting, IT, Facilities, and Account Management and Recovery departments. At the League, she also serves on the Products & Services Committee.

In 2005, she was elected to the board of the Northeastern Indiana Credit Union Chapter and, since 2012, has served as its President. She has focused her attention on providing quality educational sessions for the benefit of the employees and volunteers of the chapter’s member credit unions, and often, also for those of credit unions from outside the chapter.

Outside of the credit union business, Baker serves on the parish council board of the church her family attends and is currently its Treasurer. She served eight years as a founding member of the Advisory Board of a local high school’s Academy of Finance, an organization dedicated to preparing students as the work force of the future.

Baker graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business, with a concentration in management. She and Scott, her husband of 24 years, have raised three sons who all attend Manchester University.

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About Indiana Credit Union League

The Indiana Credit Union League is the statewide trade association for credit unions in Indiana. Those credit unions serve more than 2.8 million Hoosiers.