Naperville, Ill. – At its Annual Meeting, held in conjunction with the corporate’s eleventh annual Credit Union Leadership Symposium, Alloya Corporate Federal Credit Union announced the election of two board members. Amy Sink, Chief Executive Officer of Interra Credit Union (Indiana), will once again serve Alloya’s members on Alloya’s Board of Directors. Joining her is Rina Pantano, President and Chief Executive Officer of NJ Gateway Federal Credit Union (New Jersey), who most recently served on Alloya’s Supervisory Committee.
Other returning board members include: David Suvall, President and Chief Executive Officer of Rhode Island Credit Union (Rhode Island); Todd Adamson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cyprus Credit Union (Utah); Curt Cecala, President and Chief Executive Officer of TCT Federal Credit Union (New York); Dan Stoltz, Chief Executive Officer of Blaze Credit Union (Minnesota); Shane London, President and Chief Executive Officer of Deseret First Credit Union (Utah); Leanne McGuinness, Chief Financial Officer of The Summit Federal Credit Union (New York); and Carlos Pacheco, Chief Executive Officer of Premier Members Credit Union (Colorado).
As noted previously, Alloya reduced its board size from 11 to nine and as a result, the terms of current director needed to be redistributed so that, per Alloya’s Bylaws, an even number of board terms mature each year. Directors Todd Adamson, Carlos Pacheco and Dan Stoltz have terms maturing in 2026. Directors Curt Cecala, Shane London and Leanne McGuinness have terms maturing in 2027. Directors Rina Pantano, Amy Sink and David Suvall have terms maturing in 2028.
Alloya also seated its table officers, electing David Suvall as Chair, Dan Stoltz as Vice Chair, Curt Cecala as Treasurer and Todd Adamson as Secretary. Directors Emeritus appointed include: Michael Daugherty, former Chief Executive Officer of Community Plus Federal Credit Union (Illinois); Floyd Rummel, III, former Chief Executive Officer of Northern Hills Federal Credit Union (South Dakota); Peter Gates, former President and Chief Executive Officer of Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union (Michigan); and Patrick White, Chief Executive Officer of Sovita Credit Union (Michigan).
“We are grateful to the re-elected members of Alloya’s Board of Directors for recommitting to their roles,” remarked Todd Adams, Alloya’s Chief Executive Officer. “Their leadership, insight and commitment to the success of the entire credit union membership ensures that our outlook will remain bright.”
Alloya also appointed its Supervisory Committee for 2025-2026, including: Jennifer Borowy, President and Chief Executive Officer of Michigan First Credit Union (Michigan); April Clobes, President and Chief Executive Officer of Michigan State University Federal Credit Union (Michigan); Peter Fauth, President and Chief Executive Officer of Financial Plus Credit Union (Illinois); Ryan Goehner, Chief Executive Officer of Dakotaland Federal Credit Union (South Dakota); and Dan Patterson, Senior Vice President of Finance, Cobalt Credit Union (Nebraska). Alex Lutke, Chief Executive Officer of Forest Area Federal Credit Union (Michigan), and Aaron Veech, CFO of Liberty Federal Credit Union (Indiana) were appointed to the ALCO. John Fiore, former Chief Executive Officer of Consumers Credit Union (Illinois), was appointed to the Nominating Committee, and David Seibert, Strategy, Risk and Assurance Partner of Rochdale, was appointed to the Enterprise Risk Management Committee.
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About Alloya Corporate FCU
Alloya provides cooperative financial services to over 1,300 member credit unions and credit union entities nationally. Together, the member-owners of Alloya wield aggregated power to gain access to affordable, comprehensive products and services — including transactions, liquidity, investments and member services — to give each credit union a strategic advantage in the marketplace. Headquartered in Naperville, Illinois, Alloya offers a dependable and competitive line of credit, secure and efficient product access and settlement, and unparalleled member service, which are available to all credit unions with or without a capital contribution. In addition to the support Alloya provides its membership, Alloya supports multiple credit union leagues and associations throughout the country and gives back to local communities nationwide by making a variety of charitable donations. Visit www.alloyacorp.org to learn more.
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