The CBCU Management Team
To administer the full range of services, the CBCU has a full-time manager and assistant manager to provide members with prompt and courteous service.

	Marta Carney	Marybeth Nolan
	Manager	Assistant Manager

Board of Directors
The CBCU Board of Directors are unpaid volunteers that are elected by the members each March at the Annual Meeting. They are responsible for setting all CBCU policies.

	Virginia Leonard, Chairman of the Board
	Daniel Callahan	Michele Chamberlain	Richard D'Ermilio
	Andrew Dalton	Linda Dion
	David Neshat	Mary Ellen O'Dowd
	Timothy Southern	Cheryle Sullivan

A Members-Owned Cooperative
CBCU is a non-profit financial institution owned and operated by our membership for the benefit of all who belong. We has been operating since 1941, providing reasonable loan and share rates, in a stable financial institution. As a state-chartered federally insured financial institution, CBCU is governed and regulated by mandates to ensure that your funds are insured upon deposit.

The primary difference between a credit union and other financial service providers is that we are a financial cooperative -- not a business. Credit unions, like CBCU, are owned and controlled by the people who use its services. These people are called members to reflect their ownership status.

Credit unions derive their name from the "common bond" of their members, which is based on the community in which they live, the company or profession in which they work, their fraternal organization, or their religious affiliation. This common bond helps to define the credit union's "field of membership," which is determined under its state or federal charter.

Credit Unions are not for profit. Credit unions exist to provide a safe, convenient place for their members to save and get loans at reasonable rates.