Utah's leading credit union advocate, Scott Simpson, has turned down an offer to become a top aide for the state's senior U.S. senator, Orrin Hatch.
Simpson, president/CEO of the Utah League of Credit Unions since 2003, said family considerations were a factor but also his present job continued to provide fulfillment in a noble cause.
An article in Tuesday's Deseret News said Simpson had been first choice to become chief of staff for Hatch, the veteran Republican.
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