COLUMBUS, Ohio — Corporate One Federal Credit Union announced today that Tasha Kostick, senior vice president and chief financial officer at 1st Northern California Credit Union in Martinez, Calif., has been appointed to a one-year term on Corporate One’s Board of Directors, effective May 13, 2024.
She is filling the unexpired term of former Board Chair Lee Powell, who retired in April 2024.
With more than 25 years of experience in the credit union and financial services industries, Kostick is a prominent industry event speaker and author of numerous published articles. Her career includes a role as partner and credit union practice leader at RSM US, LLP, where she guided credit unions in strengthening their internal controls and processes across accounting, finance, information technology and enterprise risk management.
Kostick has served on the Corporate One Supervisory Committee since April 2022 and as that committee’s liaison on the Enterprise Risk Management Committee since 2023. A certified public accountant and graduate of Loyola Marymount University, Kostick resides in the San Francisco area.
The Board of Directors at Corporate One plays a crucial role in shaping the organization’s strategic vision and leadership direction. The board consists of nine directors, each elected by member credit unions or through general consent. Board members serve a three-year term. Their contributions are instrumental in ensuring that all members of Corporate One receive value from the organization.
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About Corporate One
Serving nearly 700 credit unions nationwide, Corporate One Federal Credit Union has provided premier investment, funding and payment solutions to America’s credit unions for nearly 75 years. In addition to helping member credit unions grow their bottom line, manage cash effectively, and succeed in the faster/real-time payments arena, Corporate One continues to nurture and grow its wholly owned CUSOs: Accolade Asset/Liability Advisory Services (balance sheet management), and Lucro Commercial Solutions (business lending).
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