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National Youth Involvement Board, Madison, Wis., has elected the following officers: Vantage CU Community Education Specialist Rachel Parrent, chair; Kitsap Community CU Marketing Specialist Cathy Brorson, vice-chair; Digital Federal CU Education Specialist Diana Wheeler; Space Age FCU Accounting Manager John Faries, treasurer; and South Carolina CUL Communications/PR Director Brandon Pugh,...

By Staff Writer | September 07, 2004 at 08:00 PM

National Youth Involvement Board, Madison, Wis., has elected the following officers: Vantage CU Community Education Specialist Rachel Parrent, chair; Kitsap Community CU Marketing Specialist Cathy Brorson, vice-chair; Digital Federal CU Education Specialist Diana Wheeler; Space Age FCU Accounting Manager John Faries, treasurer; and South Carolina CUL Communications/PR Director Brandon Pugh, media manager. In addition, NYIB has elected Texas Dow Employees CU Education Director Kathy Crim south central regional coordinator; John Faries south west regional coordinator; and Brandon Pugh south east regional coordinator.

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