Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Announces Results of 2008 Board of Directors' Election
ATLANTA, Oct. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta
(FHLBank Atlanta) today announced the results of the 2008 election for three
member director positions on the board of directors.
FHLBank Atlanta member institutions in Virginia re-elected Scott C.
Harvard, president and CEO of Shore Bank in Onley, Virginia to a new four-year
term. Harvard currently serves as chairman of the FHLBank Atlanta Board of
Directors. Harvard has held his current positions at Shore Bank since 1985.
He also serves as a board member and executive vice president of Hampton Roads
Bankshares and as a member of the board of its other banking subsidiary, The
Bank of Hampton Roads in Norfolk, Virginia. Harvard was first elected to the
FHLBank Atlanta Board of Directors in 2003. During his tenure on the board,
Harvard has served on the Audit, Credit and Member Services, Enterprise Risk
and Operations, Executive, Finance, Governance and Compensation, and Housing
and Community Investment committees of the board. He has been active in his
community and in the banking associations in Virginia.
Member institutions in North Carolina re-elected Donna Goodrich, senior
executive vice president of BB&T in Winston-Salem, North Carolina to a new
four-year term. Goodrich has worked with BB&T since 1985 and has served on its
Asset Liability Committee since 1995. Her previous positions at BB&T include
Merger & Acquisitions Analyst and Corporate Funding Manager, with progressive
promotions to executive management. Goodrich currently serves on the Credit
and Member Services and Finance committees of the board.
Member institutions in Virginia also elected Edward J. Woodard, Jr.,
chairman, president and CEO of the Bank of the Commonwealth in Norfolk,
Virginia to a three-year term. Woodard has held his current positions at the
Bank of the Commonwealth since 1973. He has been active in both the American
Bankers Association and the Virginia Bankers Association since 1972.
All three member directors' new terms will begin January 1, 2009.
About FHLBank Atlanta
FHLBank Atlanta is a $193 billion asset financial institution that
provides competitively-priced financing, which its members may use as
liquidity and risk management tools, affordable housing financing, first time
home buyer grants, community development grants, and other banking services to
more than 1,200 financial institutions and their communities in Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and the
District of Columbia. FHLBank Atlanta is one of 12 district banks in the
Federal Home Loan Bank System, which since 1990 has contributed more than $2
billion to affordable housing development in the United States.