Gary Leitch has been a member of the Police Credit Union since 1965.  He retired from the Metropolitan Toronto Police Service in 1996 after the completion of 31 years with the rank of Staff Inspector.  In 2002 he became a member of the Sub-Audit Group and served in that capacity until September 2008 when he became a member of the Board.  He was a member of the Audit Committee and chaired the Policy Committee. He is currently Chair of the Board of Directors.

Eric Jolliffe has been a member of the Board of Directors of the Police Credit Union for the past 20 years and served as Chair for three years.  He serves on the Southlake Regional Hospital Foundation Board and is on the Board of Directors of St. Andrew’s College.  Eric is active in the community and is proud of the partnerships he has developed with the various diverse communities in this Region. Eric is currently a Deputy Chief with York Regional Police.

Grant MacNeil has served on the Board of Directors for 12 years after having volunteered  for 6 years on the Credit Union's Supervisory Committee.   Grant retired from Toronto Police in 2003 following 33 years of service.  He continues to volunteer in his community working with special needs children, as well as the "Kids Now"  leadership program.   

Gary Rossitter has been a member of the Police Credit Union since 1967, when he joined the Metro Toronto Police Department and was assigned to the Records Bureau.  He is an ardent advocate for the members of the Credit Union by ensuring staff have the required knowledge and know-how to provide superior service delivery.  Gary has served the members in a variety of positions on committees and the Board for the past 18 years and will continue to do so at your pleasure. 

Ian B. Russell is a retired police officer serving 36 years in Toronto and as Chief of Police in LaSalle, Ontario.  He was a senior officer in charge of the Bail and Parole Unit in Toronto acting as the liaison officer to both federal and provincial corrections ministries and the Toronto Bail Program.  Following retirement from policing, directorships included the Co-operative Trust Company of Canada, Concentra Financial,  Credit Union Central of Ontario, Ontario Credit Union Charitable Foundation and Chair, Police Credit Union Limited.  Community volunteer activities included service organizations, community and youth sports groups, and victims’ groups.  He holds a certificate in management studies from the University of Toronto, Honours Certificate, Seneca College and is a graduate of executive management programs from the Ontario Police College, Aylmer, Canadian Police College, Ottawa and the Credit Union Director Achievement Program.

George Tucker has 30 years of policing service. After 24 years as a Police Constable in 52 Division, he was elected to the Board of the Toronto Police Association and was a Director for six years. George has been a member of the Executive Board of the Police Association of Ontario. George was elected to the Police Credit Union’s Board of Directors in 2000 and is a Board member of Youth Assisting Youth, a charitable organization for youth mentoring.