The Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Credit Union League has named Debra J. (D.J.) Morrow Ingram President/CEO. Morrow Ingram has served as the interim since June of 2007.

"DJ performed well as the Interim President/CEO these past eighteen months under some very difficult circumstances.  The continuation of this leadership was deemed an important reason for the Board's decision.   We are now positioned to complete the move to our new office in the Oklahoma Credit Union House in Oklahoma City and the partnership agreement with the Texas Credit Union League.  Under DJ's leadership, we look forward to a very successful transition," states Michael D. Kloiber, Board Chair.
 
"It is truly a privilege to work for the Oklahoma credit union movement and I am honored with the trust and confidence the Board has placed in my leadership as the next President/CEO of the Oklahoma Credit Union League," said Morrow Ingram. "I look forward to the many opportunities ahead for the Oklahoma Credit Union League and its members and am committed to promoting continued growth and development of Oklahoma credit unions through innovative products and services, education and advocacy."

 

Morrow Ingram joined the League in February of 2006 to oversee the advocacy efforts of the League. She had previously worked for the League as the government relations director in the late 90s. An attorney, she has 28 years experience in media and public relations, marketing, corporate communications, government and community relations and association management. Her prior employment includes positions with the Tulsa Area United Way, Sunoco, Inc., Oklahoma Bankers Association and Security Bank and Trust in Ponca City. She is a former assistant attorney general for the state of Kansas.

 

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