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Bacino: Short-timer wishes he had more time to finish what he started

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-While former NCUA Board Member Geoff Bacino admits that he is not as good a politician as he once thought, which he said is evidenced by his inability to win a full appointment, he added that working as a credit union regulator did reveal other, possibly more important things...

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on January 08, 2002

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-While former NCUA Board Member Geoff Bacino admits that he is not as good a politician as he once thought, which he said is evidenced by his inability to win a full appointment, he added that working as a credit union regulator did reveal other, possibly more important things about himself.

The former President Bill Clinton recess appointee’s term expired with the recess of the Congress. When asked why he wanted to serve as a credit union regulator for so long, (he has made several attempts to obtain a seat on the NCUA Board.) his automatic answer is “To make a difference.”

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