One of the Foundation's newest programs, the Roycroft Masters offering is designed to provide professional advice and guidance to emerging credit unions. The effort aims to pair leadership staff at emerging credit unions with experienced credit union professionals who have recently left day-to-day operations.
Lindsay Alexander, former CEO at NIH FCU; Tim Carney, former CEO at Security Plus FCU; Cheryl Pranger, former Senior Auditor with Schreiner, Legge & Co./Larsen Allen LLP (not pictured) and Cindy Prestandrea, former CEO at Prince Georges Community FCU are current Roycroft Masters participating in the program.

Credit unions with assets of $75 million or less may apply for the free advisory program. Once accepted and paired, the participating credit unions will benefit from the experience, advice, and coaching provided by the Roycroft Masters. An initial on-site meeting at the credit union may be followed by further site visits, telephone contact, or other ongoing collaboration between the Roycroft Master advisors and the credit union leadership.

“We know that many small credit unions will benefit from this pro bono advisory service,” said Foundation Chair Donald Tynes. “We are grateful for our initial advisors’ volunteer involvement and hope to grow the Masters roster over time.”

A copy of the Roycroft Masters Advisor Request Form may be downloaded by clicking here