Oxford Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial institution that relies on volunteers for its Board of Directors and Supervisory Committee. Board members are elected and announced at the Annual Meeting. Supervisory committee members are appointed by the Board annually for one year terms.
We have a talented and diverse group of volunteers who are dedicated to serving and helping ensure that Oxford FCU operates in a sound and fiscally responsible manner.
Current Board Members
Board of Directors
John F. Walker: Chairperson
Gabe Pasternak: Vice Chairperson
Becky Ulmer: Secretary
Pete Gautreau
Ellen Wainwright
Ellen Parent
Ben Christopher
Associate Board Members
Supervisory Board Members
Marie Pupecki
Sheryl Briggs
Ellen Parent
Board Responsibilities
Each member of Oxford FCU’s Board of Directors is elected by the membership to serve a three-year term. The board sets Oxford FCU policy and oversees management in the overall running of the Credit Union.
Specific board responsibilities include:
- Set the Credit Union's strategic direction.
- Provide governance through policy oversight
- Monitor financial performance and sustainability.
- Hire, support, and evaluate the CEO.
- Oversee risk management and internal controls.
- Represent members and actively participate in Board governance
Supervisory Committee
The Supervisory Committee is appointed by the board of directors and is comprised of volunteers who are member-owners of Oxford FCU. The committee maintains oversight of the safety and soundness of Oxford FCU.
The Supervisory Committee is appointed by the board of directors and is comprised of volunteers who are member-owners of Oxford FCU. The committee maintains oversight of the safety and soundness of Oxford FCU.
Specific responsibilities include:
- Ensure the Credit Union’s financial records, operations, and member assets are accurate, secure, and properly managed.
- Oversee annual audits and monitor corrective actions to address any findings or weaknesses.
- Verify that strong internal controls are in place and that financial statements accurately reflect the Credit Union’s condition.
- Ensure compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, bylaws, and regulatory reporting requirements.
- Report audit results and key findings to the Board and membership, while overseeing the work of external auditors.