Web Administrator:

Asha Doshi, CTP
Work: (804) 747-9914
doshimailbox@yahoo.com

Past President:

2006 – 2008: Stephen Winston
The Payments Company, LLC
srwintson@mac.com

Past Presidents:

2004 – 2006: Joe Bartholomew, Alexander Key Investments, A Division of SunTrust Capital Markets
2002 – 2004: Norman Robinson, EastPay, Inc.
2001 – 2002: Joyce Honderich, County of Chesterfield
2000 – 2001: George Melendez, The Pittston Group
1999 – 2000: George Melendez, The Pittston Group
1998 – 1999: Wilson Goh, Trigon
1997 – 1998: Bob Warren, Virginia Credit Union
1996 – 1997: Jack Christian, Division of Motor Vehicles
1995 – 1996: Eric Norman, CSX Financial Management, Inc.
1994 – 1995: Phil Nichols, Dominion Resources
1993 – 1994: Al Mottesheard, Virginia Commonwealth
University
1992 – 1993: John Froman, Southern States Cooperative
1991 – 1992: George Fox, CCA Financial Services, Inc.
1990 – 1991: Braxton Powell, Commonwealth of VA, Dept of
Treasury
1989 – 1990: Wayne Ball, Christian Children’s Fund, Inc.
1988 – 1989: Craig Forbes, Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
1987 – 1988: Jim Deitrick, Reynolds Metals Company
1986 – 1987: Jim Deitrick, Reynolds Metals Company
1985 - 1986: Larry Wilson, Wards Company
1984 – 1985: Larry Wilson, Wards Company
1983 – 1984: David O'Brien, Best Products
1982 – 1983: David O'Brien, Best Products (Association
Formed)

Brief History of CAFP:

CAFP was first chartered in 1982. David O'Brien was the champion for initiating this chapter. David along with four others, Larry Wilson, George Fox, Wayne Ball, and Al Mottesheard spearheaded the development of what was originally called the Commonwealth Cash Management Assocation (CCMA). The CCMA was one of the 13 or so original associations that were on the board of the National Corporate Cash Management Association (NCCMA). David O'Brien went on to serve on the NCCMA Board of Directors from 1986 to 1989 and served and the President of NCCMA in 1988. Today David works for EDS in charge of Global Cash Management in Texas and is still actively involved with AFP.

In May of 1990 in keeping with the name change at the national level to the Treasury Management Association (TMA), the Commonwealth chapter changed its name to CTMA, and again in 2000 when TMA changed its name to the Association of Financial Professionals (AFP), we again changed our name to CAFP. Originally, the charter did not allow financial institutions to be direct members, but the charter was changed in 1990 to allow their membership.