Re-elect Khelsilem for Vancity Board of Directors

March 18, 2021

If you are a member of Vancity Credit Union, be sure to vote in the elections for the Board of Directors which are taking place from April 6-23.

The VDLC recognizes the importance of active member participation in co-ops such as credit unions. We have a long history of endorsing candidates who we believe will represent co-op values and good, progressive governance.

This year, the VDLC recommends Khelsilem for re-election to the Board of Directors. Khelsilem is running for re-election to “help grow Vancity, effectively oversee its business operations, and work with the board to hold the progressive vision for Vancity.”

For more information on the election, candidates, and voting please visit the Vancity website.

You can also learn more at Khelsilem’s campaign website.

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