The League and Synergent Announce Board Election Results


The Maine Credit Union League and Synergent are pleased to announce the results of the 2026 Board Election. Up for appointment this year were the two seats representing “below the median asset size” credit unions—held by Jen Hogan, President/CEO at Community CU and Kevin Partridge, President/CEO at Saco Valley CU—since 2025.

With the current seat holders seeking reelection and no other candidates submitting their intent to run in 2026, both Hogan and Partridge will assume their new three-year terms, effective at the conclusion of the League’s Annual Meeting on June 11.

The following individuals will serve on the Maine Credit Union League and Synergent Board of Directors for the coming year:

  • Region A:  Ryan Ellsworth, The County FCU
  • Region B:  Mark Samson, Dirigo FCU
  • Region C:  Joe Gervais, Midcoast FCU
  • Region D:  Christine Devine, KV FCU
  • At or above the median asset size:  Jason Lindstrom, Evergreen CU
  • At or above the median asset size:  Julie Marquis, Ancorum CU
  • At or above the median asset size:  Luke Labbe, PeoplesChoice CU
  • Below the median asset size:  Jennifer Hogan, Community CU
  • Below the median asset size:  Kevin Partridge, Saco Valley CU

Visit the League’s website to learn more about the Board structure.

“Jen and Kevin exemplify the spirit of collaboration and commitment that defines Maine’s credit union system,” said Elise Baldacci, President of the Maine Credit Union League. “Their leadership, insight, and passion for our movement not only elevate our work today but also help shape a strong and vibrant future for credit unions across our state.”

“Our Board carries meaningful responsibility for shaping strategy and ensuring the Maine Credit Union League and Synergent remain strong, aligned partners to the credit unions we serve,” said Tyler Hudson, President of Synergent. “Jen and Kevin bring thoughtful leadership to that work, and we’re grateful for their continued commitment as we move forward together.”