CFS2 - Helping consumers achieve financial recovery

Board of Directors

Brad Henry
CFS2 - Board of Directors: Brad Henry

Brad was elected as a Director of CFS2 January 2014.

Henry was first elected Governor in 2003 and was reelected to a second term in 2006 by one of the largest margins in state history. His first term in office was in the midst of the worst fiscal crisis in state history but he forged a historic bipartisanship agreement among legislative leaders. He also led an effort to create an education lottery to benefit classrooms across the state. The Education Lottery was overwhelming approved by voters in 2004. A political moderate, Henry advocated upholding the death penalty and opposed gun control but was also pro-choice.

Before his campaign for Governor, Henry served ten years as a State Senator representing the district in which his hometown of Shawnee is located. Brad grew up in Shawnee, attended Shawnee High School and later the University of Oklahoma as a President’s Leadership Scholar. While at OU he earned a bachelor’s degree in economics and was awarded his law degree. While in law school, he served as Editor of The Law Review, an honor reserved for the best of students.

After his terms as governor, Henry retired to private life and, along with his former chief of staff Gerald Adams, formed the Henry Adams Companies to provide consulting and strategic planning services and legal counsel. He lives in Edmond with his wife Kim and three daughters.

Andrew L. Stern
CFS2 - Board of Directors: Andrew L. Stern

Andrew was elected as a Director of CFS2 November 2016.

Andy Stern is the former president of the 2.2-million-member Service Employees International Union (SEIU), the largest union of health care, doctors, nurses, janitors, security officers, child care, home care, hospital, and state workers, and the fastest- growing union in North America. As a labor leader Stern led efforts for all workers to produce solutions on major issues confronting American workers, most importantly universal health care and comprehensive immigration reform, and living wages.

Called a “courageous, visionary leader who charted a bold new course for American unionism,” Mr. Stern has been featured on 60 Minutes, CNN and on the covers of the New York Times Magazine, Fortune, Business Week, as well as being named the Fox Power Player of the Week. Under his tenure as president, SEIU bucked the trend and through its signature national and global organizing campaigns SEIU grew by more than 1.2 million workers, turning traditionally underpaid service work into jobs that can help support a family and lift up a community. Mr. Stern began working as a social service worker and member of SEIU Local 668 in 1971. He served as Organizing Director for SEIU before his landmark election as president in 1996. After launching a national debate about the fundamental change needed to unite the 9 out of 10 American workers who have no organization at work, Mr. Stern led SEIU out of the AFL-CIO and transformed the national labor landscape by founding the Change to Win labor federation with six other major unions in 2005. He retired from SEIU in 2010.

Mr. Stern was a Presidential Appointee on the Simpson-Bowles Commission, is a board member of the Broad Foundation, the Aspen Institute, the Open Society Foundation, the Economic Policy Institute, been the President of the Kaiser Permanente Partnership, and is a Senior Fellow at Columbia University. His first book A Country That Works was published in 2005, and he is currently working on a second on the future of work.

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