Financial Chief Inducted Into African American Credit Union Hall

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Financial Chief Inducted Into African American Credit Union Hall

Girado Smith, president and CEO of Educational Systems Federal Credit Union, was inducted into the AACUC Hall of Fame for his leadership and contributions to the credit union industry.

Source: The Washington Informer

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