... and every SECU member!
Well, it has been two weeks since a polite letter was sent to Ms. Mona Moon, Chair of the SECU Board, Ms. Leigh Brady, CEO, and all SECU Board members.
The March 31, 2025 email [see below] requested information on SECU's established procedures for SECU member-owners to submit resolutions for 2025 Annual Meeting consideration and balloting.
To date there has been neither acknowledgement nor response to the request from any party at SECU.
SECU is an organization, owned and controlled by over 2.5 million North Carolinians, each with one vote and a legal right to be heard. SECU is a company with a market value of over $5 billion - a $2,000+ ownership right for each member - that's you and me. A lot is at stake for the member-owners and all of North Carolina. The SECU Board does not have the legal right under North Carolina law to bar member participation in their cooperative.
Despite the law, the SECU Board seems to believe it is unaccountable to the SECU membership. That's unheard of: "... companies must comply with stringent legal requirements
governing shareholder meetings and resolutions, guaranteeing
transparency, accountability, and protection of shareholder interests.
Adhering to notice and disclosure obligations, quorum and voting
requirements, and proposing and adopting resolutions are imperative for
conducting legally compliant shareholder meetings."