Borrowing & Investing

Board of Directors

The PenFinancial Credit Union Board of Directors is a group of elected Members representing our Members on a strategic level. They represent different life stages, professional experience, social backgrounds, and communities.

The Board is responsible for the leadership of the credit union and setting the overall direction of PenFinancial. The Board sets policy and provides oversight of the credit union by reviewing and monitoring results, working closely with the CEO and management, and ensuring ongoing compliance with our regulators. The Board provides overall strategic direction to improve and enhance the short and long term stability of PenFinancial and ensure future sustainability.

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Board of Director nominations are open

Want to get on board? PenFinancial currently has vacancies for our Board of Directors. If you have a passion for your community and would like to help set the overall direction for PenFinancial, we’d love to hear from you.

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PenFinancial Board of Directors Nominations
 
N. Reg Sonnenberg
N. Reg Sonnenberg

Board Chair

Elizabeth Grimmond
Elizabeth Grimmond

Board Vice-Chair

Angie Walker
Angie Walker

Chair of Audit and Risk Committee

Laurie Ryan-Hill
Laurie Ryan-Hill

Chair of Governance and Human Resources Committee

Ivan Dave Chamberlain

Ivan Dave Chamberlain

Grace Pang

Grace Pang

Kirbi Simpson

Kirbi Simpson
Rick Tabaka
Rick Tabaka
David-Tsang
David Tsang
ChrisWalsh
Chris Walsh
2023 PenFinancial Annual Report

 

2023 Annual Report

We reflect upon the challenges and triumphs that have shaped our journey over the course of 2023. Navigating the complex landscape of the financial industry, we faced headwinds with resilience and celebrated successes with gratitude. Download the report to gain a comprehensive understanding of the passion, commitment, and community spirit that define PenFinancial Credit Union.

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