5 People Reelected to NCU Foundation Board; Steven Bugg Elected as Newest Member

MADISON, Wis. – The National Credit Union Foundation has announced the re-election of five board members and the election of new member Steven Bugg, effective Jan. 1.

“The Foundation exists to improve financial well-being with and through credit unions. It takes a strategic approach built on education, inspiration, and implementation—focusing on the power of financial well-being and the unique growth potential of the credit union mission,” the organization said in a statement. “The Foundation’s board plays a critical role in guiding this work and ensuring that credit unions can help their members reach life-changing goals and achieve financial freedom.”

Steven Bugg

Reelected Members

The following individuals have been re-elected to serve on the Foundation Board: 

Joining the board is Steven Bugg, president and CEO of Great Lakes Credit Union (GLCU), who has been an active member of the Foundation’s fundraising committee throughout 2025 and was confirmed as an outstanding addition to the board. His leadership experience aligns with the Foundation’s vision to build a world where everyone can achieve financial well-being, the organization said.

‘Honored to Join’

“I’m honored to join the National Credit Union Foundation board,” said Bugg in a statement.  “Advancing financial well‑being requires innovation, partnership, and a deep commitment to the people we serve, and the Foundation embodies all three. At GLCU, we stand alongside individuals during some of the most pivotal financial moments of their lives, and that experience drives us to keep expanding access, equity, and opportunity. I look forward to helping shape a shared vision that strengthens communities across the country.”

The Foundation also extended its “heartfelt thanks and appreciation” to departing board members Juan Fernandez and Carma Parrish for their dedicated service. 

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