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Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council
The members of the Fourth District’s Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council (CDIAC) lead commercial banks, thrifts and savings banks, and credit unions with assets of less than $10 billion. CDIACs, one from each Reserve Bank, were established in 2010 by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System following the passage of the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in order to provide input to the Board on the economy, lending conditions, and other issues of interest to community depository institutions. Council members are selected to serve a three-year term and may serve more than one term.
Members of the national CDIAC, who meet with the Board in Washington each April and November, are selected from the representatives of banks, thrift institutions, and credit unions serving on each Reserve Bank’s CDIAC. The national CDIAC is not a statutory body, but it serves to provide first-hand input from the perspective of community banks and credit unions for the Board of Governors.
Download a complete PDF of the Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council
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Current Members
Chuck Sulerzyski
President and Chief Executive OfficerPeoples Bancorp
Melissa Ashley
President and Chief Executive OfficerCorporate One Federal Credit Union
Tammy Bobo
President and Chief Executive OfficerHocking Valley Bank
Keith Borders
Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer and Vice President of Community DevelopmentUnion Savings Bank and Guardian Savings Bank
Suzette Cowell
Chief Executive Officer and TreasurerToledo Urban Federal Credit Union
Wesley Gillespie
PresidentERIEBANK
Leisha Maynard
President and Chief Executive OfficerCitizens Bank of Kentucky
Jacqueline Moore
Chief Executive OfficerFaith Community United Credit Union
Genevieve Oduor
Vice PresidentS&T Bank
Nicole Zesiger
PresidentThe First National Bank of Dennison
Ronald Zimmerly
President and Chief Executive OfficerMiddlefield Bancshares and The Middlefield Banking Company
Candidate Recommendations
Engagement is a key part of what we do at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. To recommend a candidate to serve on one of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland's boards of directors, advisory councils, or other forms of engagement with the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, complete and submit this form. Self-recommendations are also welcome.
If you have a question about our Bank's recruitment process, please contact us.