As the Vice President and Corporate Governance Counsel for USAA and Corporate Secretary for USAA Federal Savings Bank, Tom Eck plays a pivotal role in shaping the corporate governance landscape of one of the nation’s leading financial services organizations. With over thirty years of experience...
As the Vice President and Corporate Governance Counsel for USAA and Corporate Secretary for USAA Federal Savings Bank, Tom Eck plays a pivotal role in shaping the corporate governance landscape of one of the nation’s leading financial services organizations. With over thirty years of experience in the legal field, Tom's expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of corporate governance matters, including effective board oversight, fiduciary obligations, and compliance with financial regulations. His leadership of the corporate governance team is instrumental in advising both the USAA Board of Directors and senior management on best practices that align with the organization’s mission to serve military members and their families.
Tom's current projects involve enhancing the governance framework to ensure that it meets the evolving needs of the organization while adhering to stringent banking laws and regulations. He is actively engaged in the preparation and facilitation of board and member meetings, ensuring that all materials are comprehensive and compliant with legal standards. His deep understanding of financial risk management, coupled with his legal acumen in retail banking, consumer lending, and mortgage banking, allows him to provide nuanced legal advice that supports strategic decision-making at the highest levels.
Moreover, Tom's commitment to fostering a culture of transparency and accountability within USAA is reflected in his proactive approach to corporate practices. By leveraging his extensive background in compliance and banking law, he not only safeguards the organization’s interests but also enhances stakeholder trust. In a rapidly changing financial landscape, Tom Eck stands out as a key figure in navigating the complexities of corporate governance, ensuring that USAA remains a trusted leader in the financial services industry.
