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2020 Board of Director Nominations

Members interested in becoming a Board of Director Candidate were asked to submit a brief description of their qualifications for consid-
eration as specified in the 2019 Summer Newsletter. The eligible candidates, together with a brief statement of their qualifications and
biographical data, are shown at the bottom.

The candidates for each office receiving the greatest number of votes will be elected to fill such vacancies for offices as they exist at the time
of elections. Unless vacancies occur before the election, all vacancies will be three-year term positions. Nominations for vacancies of the
Board of Directors may also be made by petition signed by at least 600 current WVFCU Members in good standing. Such petitions must be
filed with the WVFCU Secretary and must contain the printed name, signature and WVFCU member number of all members supporting the
candidate.
There must be filed with each such petition for nomination:
A signed statement from each nominee by petition that he or she is agreeable to nomination and will serve on the WVFCU Board of Directors
if elected to office.
A brief statement of qualifications and biographical data as to each nominee by petition.
The closing date for receiving nominations by petitions shall be 4:30 p.m., Friday, November 30, 2019. The WVFCU Election will be conducted
in accordance with Article V, Option A4 of the bylaws. At present, the West Virginia Federal Credit Union 2019 Annual Meeting Election for
Board of Directors will be conducted by electronic ballot if necessary. If a qualified nominations(s) by petition is (are) made by the November
30, 2019 deadline, the West Virginia Federal Credit Union membership will be notified of the voting procedures as disclosed in the WVFCU
Winter Newsletter.
Submitted by Jim Hansen, Secretary

MEET THE CANDIDATES

Anna L. Scott, CPA, CGMA
Anna L. Scott presently serves as Secretary of the Supervisory Committee of the Board of Directors for West Virginia
Federal Credit Union. Anna lives in Charleston with her husband Chad and daughter Roxanne.
Employed with the West Virginia Investment Management Board since 2016, Anna works as an Investment Accountant
with a primary focus in portfolio accounting and financial reporting.
Previously Anna was a Manager at Arnett Carbis Toothman (ACT) where she specialized in Financial Institutions; provid-
ing a variety of audit, regulatory, and consulting services. While at ACT, Anna also provided audit services to employee
benefit plans, healthcare, and commercial clients.
Anna graduated from Marshall University in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with
concentrations in Accounting and Finance. Anna Also received a Master of Science degree in Accountancy from Marshall University in 2012.
Anna is licensed as Certified Public Accountant in the State of West Virginia, holds the designation of Chartered Global Management Accoun-
tant, and is a member of the West Virginia State Society of Certified Public Accountants (WVSCPAs) and the American Institute of Certified
Public Accountants (AICPA). Anna Also serves as a mentor for accounting professionals through the AICPA.

G. “Eddie” Amburgey
A lifetime law enforcement officer G. “Eddie” Amburgey has worked as a Correctional Officer for Okaloosa County Sher-
iff’s Department, a Police Officer for the South Charleston Police Department, and a District Security Officer for the
United States Marshals Service. After 29 years with the South Charleston Police Department, he retired and excepted
the position of Chief of Police for the Kanawha County Parks Police Department, which he currently holds.
Through his service to the community, he began to enjoy the interaction with all types of civic organizations. Eddie be-
came a credit union member in July 1992 and began to serve on the Supervisory Committee in November 2014. Being
a member on the Supervisory Committee has been very informative and enjoyable in developing the knowledge and
leadership skills necessary to become an effective Board of Director.
Eddie became a credit union member in July 1992 and began to serve on the Supervisory Committee in November 2014.

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