Notice of Annual Meeting and Final Nominees for Election of Directors

Amy Vaughan has served as a NEFCU board member for the last four years and previously served on the credit union’s Supervisory Committee from 2017 to 2022. She has worked at the University of Vermont Medical Center since 2001 and is currently the University of Vermont Health Network Vice President of Revenue Finance & Reimbursement. In this role, Amy leads a team of finance professionals responsible for various functions in healthcare finance and revenue cycle across the six-hospital system in Vermont and upstate New York.

Stephanie Meunier currently serves on the NEFCU Board of Directors, after originally being elected to the VSECU Board in 2021. She is a seasoned human resource strategist with experience in performance improvement, growth, strategy, optimization, leadership development and employee engagement across different industries, both in large enterprises and mid- to late-startups. As the former Director of Human Resources with Generac, she managed organizational change and culture through several periods of transformative business growth. She is a Leadership Champlain Graduate and Alumni and has served as a volunteer Community Advisor and Panel Facilitator with Essex Restorative & Community Justice.

Subha Luck formerly served on NEFCU’s Marketing Committee from 2020 to 2023. She is currently the Director of Development and Communications at the Boys & Girls Club of Burlington, Vermont, and previously worked for 30 years at Rhino Foods, Vermont, briefly retiring in 2022 as the National Sales Manager. Subha has been an active volunteer in the communities she serves, with more than 20 years of service to the United Way of Chittenden County and various board member roles with Mercy Connections and Hunger Free Vermont.

Kathleen S. Emery-Ginn has served as a NEFCU board member for the last 11 years and currently is the Senior Warden at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Essex, New York. Her professional career was rooted at IBM where she began as a DRAM circuit designer in 1982 and held various roles throughout her career primarily in development, manufacturing, and business. She managed various business units and worked closely with clients such as Apple, Nintendo, and Sony as part of expanding networking applications into gaming and consumer segments. After working closely with the IBM CEO on various technology strategy decisions, she retired from IBM in 2011 as an IBM Vice President.