Seeking Supervisory Committee Members
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A Volunteer Application
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AVolunteer Agreement
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Code of Ethics Statement
To download each of these forms click here.
SnoCope Nominating Committee
P.O. Box 720
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Chris Leavines - Chairperson
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Sean Kipina - Member
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Gina Pena - Member
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Andrew Rardin - Member
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Polagaya McLaughline Fine - Member
Spervisory Committee Purpose
SnoCope's 5 Supervisory Committee members each of whom serves a 3 year term. Terms are staggered to assure continuity of leadership. Both groups are elected in accordance with the credit union's Bylaws. Directors who serve on the Supervisory Committee, the auditing entity of the Board, are specifically responsible to review internal controls and procedures, perform account verification, and initiate the annual audit from a local CPA firm. The Credit Union’s Supervisory Committee assists the Board of Directors in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities for the following:
- The integrity of the Credit Union’s financial statements;
- The qualifications and independence of the internal audit function; and
- The performance of the Credit Union’s independent audit function and to supervise any independent auditors...
The Supervisory Committee is currently meeting both in-person at the credit union and virtually via GotoMeeting from 12:00 – 1:00 PM, once a month, on the second Tuesday.
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Qualifications for the Supervisory Committee
Members are required to:
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Possess governance experience and/or strategic competencies pertinent to the Credit Union's future.
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Meet the requirements contained in the Credit Union's bylaws:
- Be a member of the Credit Union at the time of being nominated for office.
- Satisfy any bonding requirements of the Credit Union.
- Agree to the terms of the Credit Union's Code of Ethics Policy
- Not be related to an employee at the Credit Union.
- Be eligible to vote in Credit Union elections and at membership meetings.
- Not be employed by the Credit Union or any subsidiary during the past two (2) years.
- Be a resident of Washington State.
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Read the election information kit and be willing to accept the responsibilities of office.
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Be able and willing to act independently and objectively.
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Attend 12 monthly meetings of the Credit Union.
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Attend the annual Strategic Planning session, the DFI/DCU exam and outside audit exit reviews..