The Australian Credit Union Archives Trust was established in 1996. Current Trustees are listed below.

Greg Stevens - Trust Chair

Greg has had over 40 years experience within retail banking, mortgage origination, financial markets & funds management, including  25 years in the Australian Credit Union Movement; including nearly 11 years at CUSCAL; last position as Executive Manager Central Banking, responsible for managing credit union liquidity and industry approved deposit and superannuation funds, totalling $2.5 billion in 1994. He also represented CUSCAL on the Australian Payments Clearing Association Ltd (APCA) - Reform of the Clearing House Working Party Four, and then Special  Purpose Committee 4 (SPC4), 1991 – 1994.

Greg’s first credit union CEO role was in 1998 at Bankstown City Credit Union, at the time ranked 40th largest out of 222 credit unions. In 2008 Greg was CEO of Maleny Credit Union until his retirement in 2012. During his credit union employment, Greg served on the following industry Boards; Shared Enterprises, Transaction Solutions & CU Development Technology.

His qualifications include an Accounting Certificate, Diploma Mortgage Lending (Dux), Diploma Financial Planning, Master of Business (Finance).

Joanne O'Donnell

Joanne has a total of over 40 years’ plus experience in the financial industry, working in both retail and merchant banking in the UK before migrating to Australia where she has worked in the Mutual Sector for 30 years plus.

During this time Joanne has been the General Manager for both Comtax Credit Union and Waverley Bus Credit Union, Assistant General Manager for Allied Members Credit Union (AMCU), Company Secretary for Sydney Credit Union (SCU) and the Chief Risk & Compliance Officer for Laboratories Credit Union (LCU).

Beginning in the credit union industry with Universities Credit Union, Joanne has broad experience in all aspects of the industry, including Finance, Loans, Marketing, Human Resources, Strategic Planning and Corporate Governance. Joanne is also a Justice of the Peace and has been a councillor of the Mutual Banking Employers Association since 2015.

Rod Attrill

Rod is an experienced Chief Executive Officer with a demonstrated history of working within large customer and member-based institutions including some of Australia’s most trusted and recognised bands such as Woolworths and Compare the Market.

Currently the CEO and Board Secretary of Woolworths Team Bank and a passionate advocate for providing the best possible outcomes for customers in a digital and traditional service offering as well as adapting to the changing environment we all live and work in.

Highly educated including a Master of Business Administration (MBA) - focused in Financial Management Services, Marketing, Operational Management and Strategic Human Resources. He is an engaging leader and host delivering unique viewpoints and thought-provoking presentations across Asia, the United States and Australia in the past.

Adeline Siew

Adeline currently holds the role of Head of Operations of the Customer Owned Banking Association (“COBA”). She is a finance, accounting and business professional with over 13 years’ experience in the financial services sector, having held various roles in Westpac prior to joining COBA. Adeline is a graduate of the University of New South Wales and a Certified Practicing Accountant (“CPA”).

Mel Treacy

Mel has over 20 years’ experience within the financial services industry including 9 years in the mutual space, at MOVE Bank.  As the CRO and Legal Counsel for MOVE Bank, Mel’s experience spans across risk, compliance, legal and audit with past experience also in credit and operations.

As the 2014 Leadership Development award recipient, Mel travelled to Cambodia to raise money as well as visit credit unions across the region. It was a great experience and made clear that we are part of a global movement with such an important purpose of helping our members.

Mel’s qualifications include a Bachelor of Laws, Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice and a Diploma of Financial Services.

Matthew Crossley

Matthew is an experienced business leader with a diverse career spanning senior roles in government and politics, the defence industry and financial services.

Matthew worked in corporate governance and regulatory affairs at Great Southern Bank (formally Credit Union Australia) for 5 years.

Prior to joining the mutual banking sector in 2018, Matthew managed compliance, security and risk for the largest privately-owned contractor to the Australian Department of Defence. Matthew also has ten years’ experience in government and politics, having worked for a range of Members of Parliament and Ministers.

Matthew has a Bachelor of Public Policy, Master of Business Administration and a Diploma of Leadership and Management.