2027 ASECU Election for Board of Directors and Proxy Voting
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| Frank Lazzeri |
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Frank Lazzeri has served on ASECU's Board of Directors for the last 8 years and is currently Chairman of the Board. He has been a Boardman resident for the past 32 years and is a retired educator with 44 years of experience working in various capacities, all for the Boardman Local School District. Frank's work experience includes; organizing, budgeting, purchasing, hiring and personnel supervision, to name a few. Additionally, he has been member of St. Charles Catholic Church for over 30 years where he also volunteers and serves in various capacities. He is in his second year serving on their Parish Council- a group of church leaders who advise the pastor. Frank has been involved and contributed to multiple committees within the ASECU Board and wishes "to continue in that capacity so that our organization can continue to expand and help more people". |
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| Doug Lingo |
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Doug Lingo is a seasoned executive with over 30 years of progressive leadership at MPI Label Systems. He offers a robust expertise in strategic planning, budgeting and regulatory compliance. Currently, he is serving as the President of the Legacy Business Unit and excels in mentoring leaders, overseeing large-scale operations and driving organizational excellence. He also brings experience serving on a credit union board, having served as a Board Member for Central State Credit Union since 2022. In this role, he has actively contributed to their strategic planning and governance to support the organizations mission and member services. He is a strong believer in the Credit Union movement and "coupled with my commitment to community support- demonstrated by my work mentoring men in recovery- my executive background equips me to ensure the credit union remains fiscally sound and member-centric". |
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| Kyle Storm |
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Kyle Storm is a Mahoning Valley native, UAW representative at Ultium Cells and licensed firearms dealer (FFL 01). He brings a grounded, detail-oriented perspective to the ASECU Board of Directors. In his labor leadership, he fights directly for working people, negotiating accountability and fair outcomes. As a gunsmith, his work demands exact tolerances, meticulous record keeping and zero room for error, traits he says are essential for sound fiscal oversight and regulatory compliance. "I offer an independent, hands-on mindset rather than standard boardroom orthodoxy. I will ensure ASECU remains transparent, fiscally disciplined and deeply rooted in their community". |