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CFPB Announces New Members for Advisory Councils

Sep 10, 2018
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has announced membership changes to three of its Advisory Committees.
 
The agency presented a lineup of new members for its Consumer Advisory Board, Community Bank Advisory Council and Credit Union Advisory Council, which are designed to provide advice to the CFPB on a wide range of financial issues. In June, the CFPB generated controversy when Acting Director Mick Mulvaney dismissed the 25 members of the Consumer Advisory Board. All of the new board members will serve a one-year term.
 
"Today, I am appointing experts to the Bureau’s advisory committees who will bring a fresh perspective to our important work," said Mulvaney in a statement. "These experts are highly talented individuals in consumer finance markets, and we look forward to working closely with them throughout their service."
The advisory boards consist of the following individuals:
 
Consumer Advisory Board Members
►Liz Coyle, Executive Director, Georgia Watch
►Sameh Elamawy, CEO, Scratch Services Inc.
►Manning Field, Chief Operating Officer, Acorns
►Jason B. Gross, CEO, Petal
►Clinton B. Gwin, President and CEO, Pathway Lending
►Ronald A. Johnson, President, Clark Atlanta University
►Brent Neiser, Senior Director of Strategic Programs and Alliances, National Endowment for Financial Education
►Sophie Raseman, Director of Product, Brightside
►Luz Urrutia, CEO, Opportunity Fund
 
Community Bank Advisory Council Members
►John Erik Beguin, Founder, CEO, and President, Austin Capital Bank
►Bryan Bruns, President and CEO, Lake Central Bank
►Maureen Busch, Vice President, Compliance and CRA Officer, The Bank of Tampa
►Michael H. Head, President/CEO/Director, First Federal Savings Bank
►Aubery L. Hulings, Vice President, Operations Manager, The Farmers National Bank of Emlenton
►Heidi Sexton, EVP/Chief Operating Officer, Sound Community Bank
►Jeanni Stahl, SVP/Chief Risk and Compliance Officer, MetaBank
 
Credit Union Advisory Council Members
►Arlene Babwah, Vice President Risk Management, Coastal Federal Credit Union
►Sean Cahill, President and CEO, Southwest 66 Credit Union
►Teresa Campbell, President and CEO, San Diego County Credit Union
►Christopher Court, Vice President, Accounting & Operations, Service 1st Federal Credit Union
►James Hunsanger, Chief Risk Officer, Michigan State University Federal Credit Union
►Bryan Price, President and CEO, Indiana University Credit Union
►Eric Schmidt, President and CEO, WestStar Credit Union

 
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