NAFCU Executive Vice President of Governmental Affairs Dan Berger said when he takes over for retiring President/CEO Fred Becker this summer, it will be "business as usual", and he has no plans to make any major changes to the trade association.
Berger said NAFCU's current strengths in advocacy, education and compliance will continue to be top priorities after he takes over on Aug. 1.
Two equally weighted issues to challenge credit unions in 2013, Berger said: regulatory burden and protecting the credit union tax exemption.
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