Recent Board Election Nominees | Diamond Credit Union

The 78th Annual Membership Meeting Will Be Held Tuesday, March 4, 2025

Diamond Credit Union Board of Directors Election Nominations
Board Secretary Marcia J. Levengood announces three nominees for the Board of Directors:

Eugene F Carter Jr

Position 1 – Eugene F. Carter Jr.

“As a long-standing volunteer on Diamond’s Board of Directors, it’s my belief we best serve our membership and community by evolving the credit union. The financial industry moves quickly, and we must acknowledge and address growing financial needs and trends, as well as anticipate growth opportunities that will benefit our members and the credit union. I believe Diamond manages that balance well, and I look forward to continuing my service as we roll out exciting new products and enhancements. “

Dr Charles F Barbera

Position 2 – Dr. Charles F. Barbera

Dr. Charles Barbera, MD is seeking his first term on Diamond’s Board of Directors. Dr. Barbera joined Reading Hospital in 1996 and is currently President/CEO. He is nationally recognized in the medical industry for his leadership and dedication to improving and optimizing healthcare for our community. “Reading Hospital and Diamond Credit Union have a strong partnership which began over 28 years ago. As leaders in our respective fields, we recognize that whether it’s our financial health or our physical and mental health, the commitment to improving the lives of the people in our community is our shared mission. By joining Diamond’s Board, I aim to further solidify our partnership and continue our mission to help our community prosper and grow.”

Sandi M Chieffo

Position 3 – Sandi M. Chieffo

“Whether through volunteering, mentoring, or providing financial support, Diamond Credit Union staff and volunteers know that these efforts lead to tangible positive changes in the community. It’s why I choose to be a Diamond board and credit union member – I know I’m partnering with an organization whose goals for our community mirror my own. Giving-back is a value all of us at Diamond belive in, and we prove that through our service, education, and fundraising endeavors.”

BOARD ELECTION REGULATIONS: The Nominating Committee of the Board of Directors of Diamond Credit Union has submitted the name of one nominee for each available position on the 2025 Board. The Nominating Committee consists of Marcia J. Levengood, Cameron R. Martin, and Mark V. Wallace. Nominations other than those listed above will be accepted by petition only. There will be no nominations received from the floor at the Annual Membership Meeting on March 4, 2025, provided there is one nominee for each position. Nomination By Petition: The Nominating Committee has announced that three candidates are seeking terms. To be nominated by petition, a member must submit the following to the Board Secretary, Marcia J. Levengood, no later than December 31, 2024: 1. The numerical position being sought. 2. The member’s name as he or she wishes it to appear on the ballot. 3. A petition with the signatures of at least 500 Diamond Credit Union members. 4. A signed certificate by the nominee stating that he or she is agreeable to nomination and will serve if elected. 5. A brief statement of qualifications and biographical information in the following format: occupation; the number of years as a credit union member; any past credit union experience; hobbies, interests, and activities; and a brief statement telling why he or she wants to serve in the position. To be eligible, the member must be 16 years of age and in good standing at Diamond Credit Union. By January 28, 2025, the secretary will post all nominations at the credit union. Mail Ballot Election: If there is more than one nominee for any position, elections will be by mail ballot. Members who are age 16 or older by December 31, 2024, will receive a ballot, which will be mailed by February 1, 2025. For votes to be included in the final count, ballots must be received no later than midnight on February 27, 2025. If there is one nominee per position, no election is necessary.