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Who are we?

Founded from the amalgamation of three local credit unions in 2001, Prairie Pride Credit Union is a full-service financial institution committed to investing in our communities.
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Meet our Staff

Managers


Dean
Copeland

General Manager

Darin
McNabb

Manager of Lending

Trinette
Beriault

Corporate Operations Manager 

Alameda Branch

Amanda
Brooks

Loans Officer

Anita
Mathison

Agricultural Commercial Account Manager

Daylene
Hansen

Loans Control Officer

Jennifer
Hammermeister

Member Service Representative

Karen
Andersen

Accounting Control Officer

Kiley
Davis

Member Service Representative

Kirstin 
Mathison

Corporate Services Lead

Tanisha
Salicon

Marketing Coordinator/Executive Support

Alida Branch


Angela
Taylor-Sabados

Loans Officer

Christine
Merkley

Member Service Representative

Crystal
Lupanko

Member Service Representative

Meghan
Labelle

Deposit Services Supervisor

Gainsborough Branch

Brenda
Ryckman

Loans Assistant

Devan
Rutten

Member Service Representative

Marcia
Beaudoin

Member Service Representative

Presley
Dietze

Member Service Representative

Terra
Goleski

Loans Officer/Team Lead

Meet our Board of Directors

Laura Stanley - President

Ryan Hull - 1st Vice President

Sharlene Freitag - 2nd Vice President

Cheryl Harrison - Director

Gail McLachlin - Director

Sheena Wang - Director

Trina Klatt - Director

Trisha Schulhauser - Director 

Board Roles and Responsibilities

The board is responsible for approving, overseeing, reviewing and assessing the implementation and effectiveness of the Credit Union's
  • Corporate governance framework;
  • Corporate mission, principles and values;
  • Code of conduct and market code;
  • Strategic objectives and business strategy;
  • Control environment, including risk strategy, enterprise risk management framework, and risk appetite and risk tolerance levels;
  • Corporate policies for risk, risk management and compliance;
  • Internal controls system; and
  • Compensation system.
Board members are expected to be and remain qualified, including any training for their positions.
Being a board member includes attending a monthly board meeting plus additional meetings for any sub committees. 
The credit union will pay related tuition costs, expenses and remuneration for training and development opportunities. 
 

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Devoted to People and Communities

Find out how we give back to our communites with our Project Pride Community Dividend program.

 
 

Saskatchewan Credit Union Market Code

Saskatchewan Credit Unions have operated under a Market Code since 2006. Market Code builds on the commitment to high quality member service and represents the standards the Credit Union embraces as an organization, the way the Credit Union conducts itself and its relationships with members.