Les Muma currently serves as a Director for Gold Shield Foundation and the Chairman of the USF Foundation Board, where he co-chairs the Foundation’s Comprehensive Campaign.  Mr. Muma is also a Director of MGIC Investment Corporation based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Mr. Muma began his extensive career in data processing with “Cooperative Education Assignments” at Southern Bell in Jacksonville, Florida and International Mineral and Chemical in Bartow, Florida while attending the University of South Florida.  Upon his graduation in 1966, Mr. Muma joined IMC in their IT Department. He later held a similar position with a public school system in Central Florida before joining Price Waterhouse in Tampa, Florida as an IT consultant.

Mr. Muma then transitioned to the “bank” data processing business in 1971, joining First Federal Savings and Loan in Tampa. In 1973, he became the President and CEO of Sunshine State System, Inc., a subsidiary of First Federal that was established to provide a wide range of automation services to other financial institutions.

In 1984, Mr. Muma and his management team acquired Sunshine State Systems, then servicing some 40 financial institution clients. Within six months, Mr. Muma negotiated a merger of Sunshine Systems with a similar company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to form Fiserv, Inc. Mr. Muma held the position of President and Chief Operating Officer of Fiserv from 1984 until 1999, when he was named Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Muma retired from Fiserv in June 2006.

During those 21 years, Fiserv make the transition from a relatively small private company with two locations, 350 employees and $21 million in revenue into a publicly traded company (NASDAQ – FISV) with more than 240 locations worldwide, 23,000+ employees and revenue in excess of $4.0 billion.

Mr. Muma has served on many charitable boards including the United Way of Greater Milwaukee, United Performing Arts Fund of Milwaukee, Boy and Girls Club of Wisconsin, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Wisconsin and, Junior Achievement of Wisconsin.