Diamond North Credit Union is governed by a
member-elected Board of Directors
Greg Pagan
Board President
Board President
Years of Service: 14
Term Expires: 2025
Greg joined our Credit Union as a director in 2010. He is our current Board President. Greg is a Bison Rancher in the Snowden area.
Kent Nickel
1st Vice President
1st Vice President
Years of Service: 7
Term Expires: 2026
Kent joined the board in April 2017. He is the owner/operator of Interlake Resources Inc. and resides in Nipawin with his family.
John Thompson
2nd Vice President
2nd Vice President
Years of Service: 26
Term Expires: 2027
John has 25 years of credit union director experience and is certainly an asset to the Board. During John’s years of service, he held several Chair and President/Vice President positions. John retired from the Ministry of Environment Forest Services where he spent 38 years in a management position. John's volunteerism includes the boards of the Prince Albert Historical Society, the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society, and Toastmasters.
Christopher Warriner
Years of Service: 15
Term Expires: 2025
Christopher comes to the Diamond North Credit Union Board from the Debden Credit Union. He was the Past-President of Debden Credit Union with 9 years of Credit Union experience. He has also served as Executive of Beemaid Honey and the Saskatchewan Beekeepers Association. Christopher and Lori own and operate West Cowan Apiaries out of Big River, Saskatchewan.
Leslee Serack
Years of Service: 10
Term Expires: 2027
Leslee held a long-running career in accounting and is now retired after 26 years as the Director of Finance of Cumberland College. She was elected to the Diamond North Credit Union Board in March 2014 and has held a seat on the Board since that time. Leslee has served on a number of Board committees sometimes taking on the Chair and Vice Chair roles of these committees. She is currently the Vice Chair of the Audit Committee. She and her husband, Ray are retired and reside in Nipawin.
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Bonnie Seerey
Years of Service: 4
Term Expires: 2026
Bonnie grew up in the Nipawin area and currently resides northeast of White Fox. She is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA/CGA). Bonnie has worked for the last 15 years with Bunge Canada as the Manager of Accounting Process and System Analysis. Prior to Bunge Bonnie worked for Bruce Grandfield & Co. for over 18 years, where she was responsible for financial accounting, audits, and taxation needs of the firm’s clients. Currently, Bonnie is the President of the White Fox Curling Club. She has also served on the school board and as a delegate for the Pine-land Co-op. Bonnie is married and has two children and three grandchildren.
Colin Fraser
Colin joined Diamond North Credit Union Board of Directors in 2022 and has been a director for two years. Born and raised in Prince Albert, he has always been a proud community member. Alongside his wife Lisa, they have cultivated a community-focused and prosperous enterprise celebrating 25 years of local business. Colin is also very involved in his community and sits on several other boards. He is the current Chair of the Tire Stewardship of Saskatchewan, Director for OK Tire Stores Inc. and Board of Director for the Prince Albert Raiders of the Western Hockey League. When Colin is not working, he along with Lisa, enjoy travelling and spending time at their cabin at Emma Lake.
Michelle Merriman
Michelle grew up in Albertville, Saskatchewan. She is a Second Class Power Engineer and spent the last 23 years working in the oilfield in Alberta. For the last 10 years, she was a Maintenance Manager for Shell Canada. In 2022, Michelle and her husband decided to move back to Saskatchewan and now reside on an acreage near Christopher Lake. She has retired from the oilfield and now assists local businesses where they need help and volunteers in the community.
Board Committees
The Board of Directors believes that a fundamental principle of sound governance is ensuring that members of its Board have equal access to all information, discussion and options requiring Board approval and therefore takes a minimalistic approach to the use of committees to preserve the wholeness of the Board’s job.
To ensure compliance with governing legislation, the following Board committees have been appointed: