WALLINGFORD, Conn. — In a surprising turnabout, the Connecticut Credit Union Association is “going back to its roots” and has become a league again.
Leadership of the trade group said the switch to the league moniker made effective over last weekend reflects what it said was a need to bolster the CU mission at a time “when the movement is being tested.”
“Look, we never stopped calling ourselves a league and we know that name really embodies our philosophy and what we really are and stand for,” explained Kathy Chartier, league chairman and president/CEO of Members Credit Union of Greenwich.
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