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Samuel Ack was born on the 2nd of April 1978, in Laguna Village. Raised by his parents, Mr. Pablo Ack and Mrs. Patricia Cyrilla Ack (his mother now deceased), along with his two sisters, Rymunda Ack and Concepciona Ack. He now proudly fathers two sons, Kevin Devaughn Ack (13 years old) and Zaiden Tyrell Ack (10 years old), both proud union members.

His educational journey began at Laguna Government School for primary education. He graduated with honors from the Vocational Department of Toledo Community College in 1996. Continuing his academic pursuits, Samuel earned an associate degree in Mathematics from the University of Belize – Belmopan Junior College in 1998.

His professional career in education commenced when he was hired as a head teacher at Midway Government School in September 1998, where he served for two school years. Subsequently, he was transferred to Mabil Ha Government School in September 2000, serving for one school year at that institution.

In 2000, Samuel Ack became a member of the Toledo Teachers Credit Union, a membership that he has maintained to the present day. In August 2001, he enrolled at the University of Belize to pursue his Bachelor’s degree in Pure Mathematics. His academic qualifications positioned him for teaching at the secondary level, leading him to choose Julian Cho Technical High School in 2003, where he continues to teach.

To stay abreast of evolving educational policies, Samuel pursued a diploma in Education Methodology at the University of Belize during the 2017 school year, demonstrating his commitment to ongoing professional development and excellence in education.

Education:

University of Belize
Bachelor's Degree in Pure Mathematics
2001 - 2003

Belmopan Junior College
Associate Degree in Mathematics
1996 - 1998

Toledo Community College
Diploma in Vocation
1992 - 1996

Ermitanio Bol, a native of San Jose Village, Toledo, embodies the values of diligence, empathy, and community spirit instilled in him from a young age. Raised in a tranquil environment, Bol learned the importance of hard work and service to others as fundamental pillars of his upbringing.

After completing his education, Bol pursued his passion for business, earning an associate degree in Business Science followed by a bachelor's degree in Business Management. Equipped with a solid academic foundation, he embarked on a career path aimed at utilizing his skills and knowledge for the betterment of society.

For five years, Bol served with distinction at the Social Security Board, where he had the opportunity to interact with individuals from diverse backgrounds, further solidifying his commitment to making a positive impact on people's lives.

Currently, Bol holds the esteemed position of school bursar at Julian Cho Technical High School, where he continues to contribute to the educational sector.

Driven by a desire to extend his influence into the realm of financial management, Bol sought to join the Board of Management of the Toledo Teachers Credit Union (TTCU). Recognizing the pivotal role of financial institutions in shaping the well-being of individuals and communities, he aspires to leverage his expertise to guide the direction and policies of the credit union.

To his colleagues on the TTCU Board of Management, Bol pledges unwavering dedication to the credit union's mission and vision. He emphasizes the importance of upholding principles of integrity, transparency, and service excellence as custodians of the community's financial welfare. Bol advocates for initiatives aimed at enhancing financial literacy, expanding access to affordable credit, and promoting financial stability to empower TTCU members and the wider community alike.

Education:

University of Belize
Bachelor's Degree in Business Management

University of Belize
Associate Degree in Business Science