The Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council (CDIAC) has revealed its membership line up for 2012. The consulting arm of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System also announced its president and vice president appointees, along with four new faces joining the roster.

Moving up from his previous post as vice president of the CDIAC, Howard Boyle will serve as the entity’s president for 2012; Boyle, who will replace current CDIAC head Barrie Christman, is the president and CEO of Home Savings Bank in Kent, Ohio. Peter Humphrey will become the organization’s vice president for the coming year; Humphrey is the president and CEO of Five Star Bank and Financial Institutions Inc. in Warsaw, New York.

New team members for the CDIAC this year include Dennis D. Cirucci, president and CEO of Alliance Bank in Broomall, Pennsylvania; Timothy G. Marshall, president and CEO of Bank of Ann Arbor in Michigan; Drake Mills, President and CEO of Community Trust Bank in Ruston, Louisiana; and John V. Evans Jr., CEO of D.L. Evans Bank in Burley, Idaho. The four incoming CDIAC members will replace Richard J. Green, vice chairman and CEO of Firstrust Bank Kay M. Hoveland, president and CEO of Kaiser Federal Bank Randy M. Smith, president and CEO of Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union and Christman, chairman of Principal Bank.

Filling out the 2012 roster are remaining CDIAC members William Stapleton, president and CEO of Northampton Cooperative Bank in Massachusetts; Charles H. Majors, chairman and CEO of American National Bank in Danville, Virginia; Claire W. Tucker, president and CEO of CapStar Bank in Nashville, Tennessee; Dennis M. Terry, president and CEO of First Clover Leaf Bank in Edwardsville, Illinois; Peter J. Johnson, president and CEO of American Federal Savings Bank in Helena, Montana; and Michael Kloiber, president and CEO of Tinker Federal Credit Union in Tinker Air Force Bank, Oklahoma.

The formation of the CDIAC was initiated by the FRB to fill the void left by the Thrift Institutions Advisory Council. The CDIAC body, which is comprised of members of the local advisory councils for the 12-bank Federal Reserve system, is responsible for providing key advice to the Fed on the economy and lending conditions.