CUNA Experience Learning Live!

Posted: 2010-07-21 00:00:00


Contact:
Mark Wolff – CUNA Communications; (202) 508-6764; mwolff@cuna.coop
Bonnie Bailey – CUNA Marketing; (608) 231-4215; bbailey@cuna.coop


Current economic challenges have impacted almost every level of how credit unions are conducting business; from how to deal with members to how to take advantage of the opportunities that exist in the market. Employees are feeling deflated and de-motivated in a time when they need to be more productive than ever.  This year’s CUNA Experience Learning Live! will occur October 21–23 in San Diego, and will focus on ways to maximize the ability to boost staff energy, energize the dedication of volunteers and increase member satisfaction.

CUNA Experience Learning Live! is for credit union professionals responsible for staff performance, development, retention and recruiting. This program is designed to give long-lasting experiences and networking opportunities while exploring hard-hitting topics and cutting-edge training techniques.

Main stage headliners, topics and descriptions include: 

Kirk Weisler, author of “The Dog Poop Initiative”

Creating an Outrageously Cool Culture Where Engagement is High, Connections are Strong, Change is Awesome and People are Not Just Feeling Good, They’re Feeling the LOVE: Creating outstanding experiences for members and co-workers is the natural result of having an engaged, enthused and inspired culture where people feel a sense of purpose, a sense of pride and a sense of connectedness.

Paul Wesselmann, creator of The Ripples Project

Encouraging Inclusion: Leadership & the Art of Nurturing Diversity: Each time one person feels less valued, the entire community suffers as that person withdraws her/his unique contributions. Whether we are thinking about our organization or considering the global community, leadership includes a responsibility to strengthen our individual and team potential.

Lou Russell, CEO of Russell Martin & Associates

I’m O.K., You’re Insane: The People Side of Project Management: You apply solid project management approaches, you work your plan, you roll with the punches, but you’re still having trouble with the people that you need to get the project done. If you’re managing multiple projects with multiple stakeholders, all of whom don’t have to help you unless they want to, this session is for you.

Andy Janning, assistant vice president of training and quality service for FORUM Credit Union

You did it! How ELL Can Get You Fired...or Fired Up!: In this funny, fast-paced, and brutally honest grand finalé to ELL, a self-confessed credit union junkie will show you how to spot the HR and training department dysfunctions that could kill your ideas and your career. More importantly, he'll show you how to keep your shiny new initiatives on track, become an indispensable part of your credit union's future and stay fired up long after you leave ELL.

Each participant will receive training from industry experts, networking opportunities including a roster of all attendees, a program portfolio, a six-month trial subscription to Credit Union Magazine, 100% satisfaction guarantee and enjoyment of the Hard Rock Hotel.

The registration fee is $895 per person for the entire session. For more information, visit training.cuna.org or call 800-356-9655, ext. 4249.

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About CUNA – Your Trusted Resource for Credit Union Success™

With its network of affiliated state credit union leagues, Credit Union National Association (CUNA) serves 90 percent of America's 7,700 credit unions, which are owned by more than 90 million consumer members. Credit unions are not-for-profit cooperatives providing affordable financial services to people from all walks of life. For more information, visit www.cuna.org.

 
Comments (5)
Posted:2012-05-12 23:29:48
By:Trish
In addition to what others have said, “high interest rates” on relatively small loans with a relatively short repayment period (such as car loans) don’t make nearly as much difference as on large ticket items with a long repayment period (such as a mortgage).For example, if you owe $10,000 on your car with an interest rate of 8% and 3 years to repay, you will be paying about $313/month. If you owe the same amount, same repayment period, with an interest rate of half that, i.e., 4% you will be paying just over $295/month. Your “savings” from the “better” interest rate is just a little over $0.50 cents per day. There are a lot easier ways to save $0.50 cents per day than by trying to refinance your vehicle when your credit score won’t support a refinance. For example, drink tap water for one beverage per day rather than drinking coffee, tea, soda pop, or juice. That will save you more money than would refinancing the hypothetical vehicle in this example.

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Posted:2012-04-28 00:59:07
By:Johannah
My hope is to share the American Dream now that we are well into the 21st century.Not only with everyday American citizens but rather every man,women and child that occupies planet earth.In our short yet explosive time hear on the planet man has evolved many times over thruoghout the centuries.Since the great Ceasar to the magnificent Lincoln from the grate industrial revolution to the race of outter space the one common denominator each preceding generaion delt with was change and absolute change because the people demanded it. Today I believe the biggest change ever needed for man, confronts us today. I remember like it was yesterday when I was a young boy and I would be in school and open my school book and we would learn about new technolegy for the future, they talked about great computers and all kinds of robots and yes even about amazing space travel. When the school day was done I would return home where mom would be preparing dinner and dad was due home shortly from a hard but yet fare and honests days work. Well my friend those text books were only partly right, you see no one and I mean no one had any idea of the extent of the technology boom that would consume the planet from the late 80′s to present day and far out succeded any school books expectations. And with no end in sight for the technology age the sky if indeed the universe is the limit. In 1776 the greatest document ever concieved by man was signed and implented by dozens or even hundreds of great men indeed, it truely revolutionised man kind. The greatness of are for fathers need not be debated on this subject for surley the greatness and the power that exzemplifies u.s throughout the world is attributed directly to them. But even with all there great thinker’s and there endless debates to achieve this historic document they knew there was no way to know what the future held for the great men and women in the u.s yet to come. So with all there great wisdom (even though many were slave owners) they made sure there was one invariable right they set foth for all ….Amendment’s..CHANGE, you see even our great great great grandfathers new then that there document would not be perfect forever. Today as we reach 7 billion people on the planet the number one phrase through out the industrial world is streamline. Words like population growth and steamline don’t mix infact I believe it makes for a very deadly cocktail. So until we convience the tradionalist which makes up about 98% of the population, I do not believe man kind today can make the necessary and absolute changes that need to be made!!! The subject no longer is the left correct or is the right correct, indeed the correct question is are we ready and able for absolute change. The measure of success now has to be based upon this one simple question how is my neighbor doing….NAMASTE my brother.

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Posted:2012-04-17 00:31:45
By:Daysia
Bank on itWith all the hullabaloo recently with “too big to fail” and people occupying streets, many folks have started taking a look at who they let hang on to and invest their money. Traditionally, unless you are like my grandmother and hide money in various odd locations throughout your house, you probably keep your money in a bank. Recently, however, credit unions have been surging in popularity. So what exactly is the difference between a bank and a credit union? Well, both hold on to your money for you and offer you easy access to it, but they do differ in some key ways — let’s take a look.Credit where credit is dueI’m not going to argue one way or another for which is “better,” that’s entirely up to you and your banking needs. What I will do is compare and contrast these two types of financial institution, so you can make your own decision. With that said, here we go.BanksCan be nationwide, even worldwideOperate on a for-profit business modelTypically owned by private investorsGoverned by a board of directors chosen by stockholdersOffer business as well as consumer accountsCredit unionsTend to be regionalOperate as a non-profit financial cooperativeOwned by their members, i.e. their account holdersGoverned by a board of directors chosen by the membersStrongly consumer orientedBecause credit unions don’t need to turn a profit, any interest they earn by investing your deposits is returned to you in the form of a member dividend. They also tend to have lower fees and higher interest rates on savings and checking accounts.Banks have their advantages, too. If you frequently travel or work outside of your home region and require physical access to your financial institution, a nationwide bank might be a better option. Yes, you can withdraw money anywhere, from any ATM with a credit union, but if you need to make a deposit when the nearest one is 500 miles away, this may present a difficulty.The payoffObviously, your particular needs will determine which type of financial institution suits your needs the best. Don’t just automatically assume that one is correct for you based on what I’ve written here — go and do your research. Find out what banks and credit unions are popular in your area, and talk to people about what they like and don’t like about them. When it comes to money, the best decision is an informed decision.

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Posted:2012-04-12 01:03:25
By:Aden
This forum ndeeed shaking up and you've just done that. Great post!

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