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Why Your Board Doesn’t Need to Look Just Like Your Members

By Tom Glatt Jr.

A common thread weaving its way through credit union governance discussions of late is the suggestion that a board must look like its membership. This is a false assumption that has caused many boards a great deal of anxiety not to mention pursuit of a misguided end.

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