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Board of Director Nominations

   

 

Interested in becoming a Board Member?

We are looking to cultivate our board diversity by seeking individuals with different backgrounds and varying levels of personal and professional experience.
There isn’t a particular resume we’re seeking for our ideal Director. We strive to create a Board that reflects a broad spectrum of skills, experience and interest, with a collective community mindset. Our current board consists of professionals, retirees and community members from diverse backgrounds and age groups.
If you would like to become a member of our board, please contact Lindsay Clausen at 780-812-3610.

Important Dates
  • Nominations Open: November 2, 2026 - January 6, 2027
  • Candidate Interviews: January 12-14, 2027
  • Election Period: February 9-28, 2027
  • Announcement at AGM: March 3, 2027

2027 Director Nomination Package

Download Nomination Package


Applications must be marked confidential and submitted via:

Mail or drop off in branch:

Attn: Lindsay Clausen
Administration & Events Coordinator
Lakeland Credit Union
5016 50 Ave
Bonnyville, AB T9N 2J3

Email: lclausen@lakelandcreditunion.com

In Person to a member of the Nomination and Elections Committee:

  • Devon Kalinski
  • Elisa Brosseau
  • Ann Kostyshyn
Why Vote for your Board of Directors?
One of the many benefits of credit union membership is your ability to vote for the Board of Directors. As a member-owned, member-led institution, our Board is comprised of your fellow members; members you choose through an annual voting process.

Why vote?

  • The Board of Directors approves the direction your credit union takes.
  • They’re directly responsible for our strategic and business plan direction which acts as Lakeland Credit Union’s roadmap to achieving long-term success and a prosperous future.
  • The policies the Board of Directors approves impacts YOU.
  • Very few places you bank, or do any business with, encourage you to vote for the people who steward the strength of the organization.

Voting Bylaws

  • 5.21 Each person who is party to a joint membership shall have one vote.
  • 5.22 A member under the age of 16 years may attend a special or general meeting but is not entitled to vote on any question.
  • 5.23 Where a member of the credit union is other than an individual or a trustee or personal representative of a corporation, government, partnership, or unincorporated association, the credit union shall recognize an individual authorized by resolution of the directors of the governing body of that member to represent it at meetings of members of the credit union.
  • 5.24 An individual authorized to represent a member under bylaw 5.23 may exercise, on behalf of that member, all the powers that the member could exercise if it were an individual member.
  • 5.25 No individual may represent more than one body, corporate, or association, or otherwise have more than one vote.
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