; Board Nominees - Hawaii Central Federal Credit Union

Notice of Nomination of Board of Directors

Two (2) vacancies on Hawaii Central Federal Credit Union’s Board of Directors will be filled at our 2024 Annual Meeting to be hosted on Saturday, March 23, 2024.

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SAM AUCOIN (INCUMBENT)

Retired, Tesoro Hawaii Corp, Plant Controller

Sam Aucoin, a former member of Pacific Island Energy FCU, served on their Supervisory Committee from 1990 to 2014. He then served on the Hawaii Central FCU Supervisory Committee as Chairman from 2015 to 2018. From 2018 to the present, he’s been a member of the Board of Directors of Hawaii Central FCU and is currently serving as Treasurer.

Sam believes that credit unions, in general, provide excellent services for their members. They are much more member-oriented than banks and, as such, are deserving of support from their members. In his own words he states: “For over 25 years, I served on the Supervisory Committee of my credit unions and for the past 5 years, I’ve served as a Board member. I wish to continue serving Hawaii Central FCU to the best of my ability.”

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ALAN YASUDA (INCUMBENT)

Treasurer & CFO, Hawaii Employers Council

Alan Yasuda has been an Hawaii Central FCU member for over 36 years and has been an active Hawaii Central FCU volunteer since 2012. He served on the Supervisory Committee for two years and was elected to the Hawaii Central FCU Board of Directors in 2014.

Alan’s experience includes over 40 years in accounting as an accountant for various companies. He has also served as a Scoutmaster and troop Committee Treasurer for the Boy Scouts of America.

Alan is seeking re-election to the Board of Directors to help make the Hawaii Central FCU one of the strongest credit unions in Hawaii. “My experience in accounting & management will be an asset in helping the credit union to grow and prosper. Sound financial management and effective leadership are crucial for the success of any financial institution, and my background makes me a strong candidate.”