Ken Janzen elected to OCUF Board
We are very pleased to announce Ken Janzen, Chief Executive Office of PenFinancial Credit Union was elected to the Board of Directors at the recent Annual General Meeting.
OCUF Board Chair Dan Coldwell stated, “Ken is a terrific addition to our Board. His many years of experience in the credit union sector, his extensive network, and his passion for giving back to his community are exactly the attributes we look for in individuals charged with governance and oversight of the Foundation.”
Ken has a well-respected reputation in the credit union sector, leading PenFinancial in the position of CEO the last 4 years and prior to that spending 30 years with Meridian.
Ken is a proud Business and Economics graduate of Brock University and has completed a variety of credit union focused courses in leadership, management, and commercial banking practices. As a Rotarian, Ken is very active in his community. He is a member of the board of directors for the Niagara Children’s Centre as well as the Red Roof Retreat in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Ken’s co-operative and philanthropic efforts also extend nationally as a member of the board of directors for the Foundation for International Development Assistance, a Canadian Charitable organization that provides resources to rural communities in Haiti who are motivated to advance themselves economically.
A life-long resident of Niagara, Ken and his wife Donna reside in St. Catharines and have three grown children. In his spare time, Ken enjoys travelling and keeping active by running and golfing.
We are excited to announce the date and location of the 29th Golf Classic. It will be held on Monday June 8, 2020 at The Club at Bond Head.
The Club at Bond Head offers the ultimate golf experience just minutes west of Highway 400, a few kilometres north of Aurora, Ontario. Two magnificent courses, designed by the renowned firm of Hurdzan-Fry, are presided over by a palatial clubhouse.
We will be playing the South Course, a links-style track, with wide fairways, gaping bunkers and fescue roughs. You might want to bring your Scottish accent to feel at home here!
The past two years we have held the Golf Classic in Toronto to make it a bit more centralized. This year we have gone north of Toronto to make it easier to get to for those traveling the 401 coming in from the east or west. Anyone coming out of Toronto will be against the flow of rush hour.
The 12-hole format was well received last year and will be repeated at this year’s event. More information will follow on sponsorship opportunities and registration.
Over the past four years, this event has helped fund the CU Succeed Youth Bursary which has awarded $286,000 to 191 students.
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