Michigan's new Republican governor, Rick Snyder, began recruiting last week for a new top credit union regulator after the incumbent, Ken Ross, commissioner of the Office of Financial Insurance and Regulation, resigned.
Ross, a former vice president of regulatory and legal affairs for the Michigan Credit Union League and an assistant state attorney general, had held the commissioner's job since February 2008 appointed by former Gov. Jennifer Granholm. Ross's resignation was effective April 15. He is leaving before the end of his four-year term.
A press announcement praising Ross noted that he had continued in the regulatory under Snyder since the November elections.
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