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KCCU is thrilled to announce the appointment of Dominic Naimool as General Counsel, effective June 22, 2024. Dominic represents a new generation of digitally empowered developer lawyers, uniquely equipped to address the ever-evolving technical landscape of cooperative finance and Canadian finance more broadly.
As General Counsel, Dominic's main responsibilities include ensuring legal compliance, managing legal risks, drafting and negotiating contracts, advising on corporate governance, handling disputes and litigation, and supporting member relations. He will also play a crucial role in policy development, training and education, intellectual property management, and promoting ethical behavior and compliance within the organization.
Join us in welcoming Dominic to the team! We look forward to his contributions to the credit union's mission and the broader cooperative movement. View Press Release.
ur fundraising BBQ held on July 5th raised $1,200 for Kingston 4Paws! Special thanks to our Social and Fundraising Committee for all their hard work in making the event a success and to all the volunteers from Kingston 4Paws who attended with their dogs.
Kingston Community Credit Union (KCCU) has committed to provide a donation of $25,000 annually to the Pathways to Education Endowment Fund for four years for a total donation of $100,000. The first donation of $25,000 was provided late in 2023 and the second installment today.
These funds from KCCU will provide crucial support to the endowment fund, ensuring its sustainability and impact of the Facilitator of Alumni Relations role for years to come. Details.
Kingston Community Credit Union CEO, Jon Dessau, presented Kingston Mayor Bryan Paterson and Shawn Krall, Dr. Kaitlyn Patterson and Maureen Buchanan of All Our Relations Land Trust with a $5,000 donation toward the Kingston Community Climate Action Fund (KCCAF).
This marks the fourth year that KCCU has matched donations made by local Kingston residents to the fund by up to $5,000 each year.
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