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McQueen Appoints Two Deputy Commissioners

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Agency: Financial and Insurance Regulation


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 22, 1998

Michigan Financial Institutions Bureau Commissioner Patrick M. McQueen today announced the appointment of Peggy L. Bryson and Roger W. Little as Deputy Commissioners of the Bureau.

Ms. Bryson joined the FIB as a bank examiner in 1977, following her graduation from Michigan State University. Later that year, she accepted a position as consumer complaint specialist with the Bureau's Policy Division. Subsequent positions with the FIB included policy analyst and assistant to the Commissioner before her 1986 appointment as Director of Research and Urban Investment. Peggy was appointed to her current position, Director of the Policy and Legislation Division, in March of 1998.

Ms. Bryson and her husband reside in Mason, Michigan.

Mr. Little began his FIB career as a credit union examiner thirteen years ago. He later served as a Regional Supervisor in both the Credit Union and Bank and Trust Divisions, before being appointed Director of the Credit Union Division. Roger is a graduate of Central Michigan University, a Certified Public Accountant, and a graduate of the Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University.

Mr. Little and his family live in the central Michigan area.

The Michigan Financial Institutions Bureau is the primary regulator of Michigan's state-chartered banks, credit unions, savings banks, and over 4000 other licensed lenders.

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