A credit union may not conduct direct marketing targeted primarily at the persons in an occupational or associational group unless:

(1) The group was included in the FOM bylaws of the credit union prior to . . . . . . . . (the effective date of the 2002 revisions to this chapter). An occupational or associational group is "included" in the FOM bylaws of a credit union if the underlying enterprise or organization, as applicable, is named or within an industry described in the credit union's FOM bylaws. A group that does not satisfy the prior sentence, but that is within a community in a credit union's FOM bylaws, is not considered "included" in the FOM bylaws of the credit union; or

(2) A management official of the underlying enterprise or organization has provided the credit union with a written statement, signed by the official, that the group desires service by the credit union.