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New NCUA Board members diving in to new duties

CU Times Washington Reporter ALEXANDRIA, Va.-The two new recess appointees to the NCUA Board, Iowa State Senator JoAnn Johnson and UN Official Deborah Matz, are jumping in to their new responsibilities at the agency with both feet. For starters, both will be facing an NCUA Board meeting in just their...

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on February 05, 2002

<p>CU Times Washington Reporter ALEXANDRIA, Va.-The two new recess appointees to the NCUA Board, Iowa State Senator JoAnn Johnson and UN Official Deborah Matz, are jumping in to their new responsibilities at the agency with both feet. For starters, both will be facing an NCUA Board meeting in just their second full week in office. Additionally, both have agreed to address the CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference just one month after their arrival at the agency. Johnson and Matz received recess appointments to the NCUA Board January 22 and were sworn in at the agency on the 23rd. Their appointments followed a month-long period when NCUA had only one board member, Chairman Dennis Dollar. Former Board Members Yolanda Wheat and Geoff Bacino left the board December 21. (Please see Newcomers, page 34)</p>

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