Credit Union welcomes back three incumbents following Board elections

Northern Savings has outlined the results of voting from
the 207 Board of Directors election

The results of the Board of Directors election at Northern Savings Credit Union saw little in the way of change for this year, with the endorsement of the voting public for incumbents Mimmo Ciccone, Rod Cox and Trent Moraes, the trio were elected to continue on with their posts from the three director positions that were available for this year.

In 2018, there will be four Director seats up for election, one for District 6 on Haida Gwaii and three at large seats, more notes on the electoral process will be outlined in the months ahead.

In addition to the Board election, shareholders of the Prince Rupert based Financial institution were asked to voted on  Special resolution to replace the Rules for Northern Savings Credit Union, customers and shareholders of the Credit Union can stop in at any branch to review the new document or visit the Northern Savings Credit Union website.

The Prince Rupert branch also makes note of some news out of the Financial Advisor office at the Third Avenue West location, as a familiar name in the community taking up new duties there, with Jackie (Hays) Touchet joining the Prince Rupert branch as a Financial officer.

As well, the Credit Union is celebrating the success of Ms. Vida Carson, the Financial Adivsor gained recognition for her achievement out of the Terrace branch , her work was noted as placing her as 1 of 25 top advisors out of over 600 Qtrade advisors in 2016.

More notes on the latest developments for the Credit Union can be found here.

Northern Savings has also outlined some changes for the Haida Gwaii service, adjusting the operations to their Port Clements initiative which was launched in October of 2016 as a pilot project, that option was available until late June, residents of the region are advised that the Masset and Queen Charlotte City branch is offering financial services for those that were using the Port Clements option, as well Northern Savings notes that online banking services are also available in the region.

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