RICHMOND, Va. — The League of Credit Unions has named Nadine Slocum to its advocacy team as senior director of governmental affairs in Virginia.
“Credit unions are a vital part of the financial well-being of our communities, and I’m honored to join an organization so deeply committed to advocacy and member impact,” said Slocum in a statement. “I look forward to building strong legislative partnerships that support the credit union mission in Virginia.”
Slocum brings more than a decade of state and federal experience in government relations, advocacy, and strategic communications. She previously served as communications director and chief of staff in the Virginia State House and Senate, and as policy advisor at a top 100 international law firm, managing portfolios for Fortune 100 companies and foreign governments. Her background spans defense, foreign relations, labor, and technology, and she is well-versed in lobbying compliance.
A native of Northern Virginia, Slocum earned a political science degree from the University of Mary Washington and has built a strong reputation as a thoughtful and effective advocate for policy change.
“We’re excited to welcome Nadine to the team as her experience is exactly what Virginia credit unions need at this pivotal time,” Samantha A.M. Beeler, president of The League of Credit Unions & Affiliates, said in a statement. “Nadine’s proven ability to navigate complex legislative landscapes, paired with her passion for community impact, will ensure that credit unions have a powerful and trusted advocate in Richmond.”
