Home » Advocacy On The Move »

Wyoming Credit Unions Express Support for Biteman

Posted by on July 21, 2026

Current Wyoming State Senate President, Bo Biteman received the support last week of the WY Government Affairs Committee in his bid for Wyoming’s lone House seat.

Biteman, from Sheridan County, has been serving in the legislature since 2016. His professional background includes 23 years as a landman in the oil and gas and mining industries. As a state legislator and Senate President, Biteman helped advance credit union priority legislation in the past several years, including the public deposits legislation passed in the 2025 session.

Friday morning, credit union leaders and members of the GoWest team interviewed Biteman, and his commitment to protecting the credit union tax exemption and advancing priorities important to credit unions was clear.

Individuals are encouraged to donate to the campaign as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Following the WYGAC meeting, a meet and greet was hosted with United States Senator John Barrasso and US Senate candidate and current Wyoming House member Harriett Hageman.

Posted in Advocacy on the Move, Wyoming Advocacy.

Oct23

Monthly Small Credit Union Roundtable

This monthly roundtable create space for small credit union leaders to connect with peers, share best practices, celebrate wins, and engage in open dialogue with GoWest around the priorities and challenges facing small credit unions. 
Oct27

Collectors Council; Session Three

This session provides an opportunity to share challenges and successes with collection and recovery peers, ask questions and learn from each other, as well as gain insights from outside legal and industry experts.
Oct28

Professional Development Council; Session Three

Strong leaders are built at every stage of a career. The Professional Development Council is dedicated to helping credit union staff grow personally and professionally, no matter their role or department.
Oct29

Compliance Council; Session Three

The Council provides opportunities to meet with counterparts from other credit unions, discuss upcoming regulatory changes, and devise strategies to implement them. Members benefit from the collective intelligence of compliance peers, all working to create best practices for credit unions.