Write a commentCompass Federal Credit Union’s 54th Annual Meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 25 at the Oswego Elks Lodge, with seven candidates currently listed on the Board of Directors voting ballot.
The Annual Meeting, which includes a buffet dinner, beverage and a chance to win several cash prizes, also provides members an opportunity to learn how Compass Federal Credit Union operates, while meeting staff members and voting for members of the Compass FCU Board of Directors.
This year, there are two vacancies to be filled on the Board of Directors, each three year terms.
Three incumbents are listed on the ballot, including current Board President, Michael Pisa, Treasurer, Don Piazza, and Lisa Distin-Hoefer.
New candidates Christopher Blum, Andrew Bucher, Sarah Weigelt and Jacob Woolson fill out the ballot.
Tickets for the Annual Meeting are available at any Compass Federal Credit Union location and are just $8 for Compass members and $15 for guests.
The Annual Meeting will begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25. The Oswego Elks Lodge is located at 135 W. 5th St.
Compass Federal Credit Union, established in 1966, services more than 7,000 members in the Oswego County community. Compass takes great pride in serving its members with responsive and exceptional personal service, security of member’s funds, competitive rates and programs and continued growth.
To learn more about Compass Credit Union’s services, or to see a listing of locations, visit online at www.compassfcu.com. Compass Credit Union’s main office, located at 131 George St. in Oswego, can also be reached by phone at (315) 342-5300.
Compass Credit Union can be found on social media via Facebook at www.facebook.com/CompassFCU.
About Compass Credit Union: Established in 1966, Compass Credit Union has expanded from its original 74 members, to servicing more than 7,000 members in the Oswego County community. Compass Credit Union aims to serve its members with responsive and exceptional personal service, security of member’s funds, competitive programs and continued growth.
