FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:

Micah Parker, Communications Manager, FSCC
mparker@fscc.com or 909/753-1239

Bill Prichard, Public Relations Manager, CO-OP Financial Services
bill.prichard@co-opfs.org or 800/782-9042, ext. 3450

CREDIT UNION SERVICE CENTERS NETWORK, INC., (CUSCNI) ELECTS BOB McCLOSKY TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS

DULUTH, Ga. – (March 9, 2011) – The Credit Union Service Centers Network, Inc. (CUSCNI) announced today that Bob McClosky, President/CEO of Market USA FCU in Laurel, Md., has been elected to its Board of Directors.

CUSCNI’s Board of Directors met during CUNA’s GAC on March 2, 2011, for their 18th annual meeting to elect officers and establish direction for 2011. CUSCNI represents the two national shared branching networks, FSCC (Financial Service Centers Cooperative, Inc.) and CO-OP Shared Branching. The organizations work cooperatively through CUSCNI to maintain shared branching standards, rules and member experiences.

All other CUSCNI directors are incumbents, including:

• • Bill Raker, (CUSCNI Chairman), President/CEO, US Federal Credit Union, Burnsville, Minn.
• • Steven Stapp, (CUSCNI Vice Chairman), President, San Francisco Federal Credit Union, San Francisco, Calif.
• • David Osborn, (CUSCNI Secretary/Treasurer), President/CEO, Anheuser-Busch ECU, St. Louis, Mo.
• • Doug Allman, President/CEO, NASA FCU, Upper Marlboro, Md.
• • Stan Hollen, President/CEO, CO-OP Financial Services, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 

“By working together, we can continue to focus on meeting member transaction needs through convenient account access,” said Raker. “Credit unions are to be commended for participating in such a unique model, which has resulted in thousands of worldwide locations at which members can do their banking.”

Today there are over 4,200 full-service, physical branches nationally and worldwide at which members can conduct transactions, in addition to approximately 2,300 kiosk access points. In total, the credit unions involved in shared branching in the United States represent 43 million members and more than $442 billion in assets.

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