Why not you?
by: Anthony Demangone Leading a company isn’t easy. Things are stacked up against you. Regulations. Competition. Not enough time. Not enough resources. There are many reasons why you might ...
The latest from Jordan Rumsey
CU social media status: Success, failures, and tons of practical advice with Filene … (pt.2)
How do everybody! Fresh back from the CSCU Conference in Florida last week, where there was some mind-blowing discussions on the latest in payments, security, EMV, etc. Check this out: ...
@ Isn’t just for e-mail!
by: Joe Winn A month back, we took on the mysterious hashtag, #. Case closed. You’ve got that character down. Was it you who shared, “Tuesday our #creditunion branch served ...
Linking innovation with the business plan
by: Shazia Manus Change is an inevitable part of life, and innovating to adapt to change is an important part of remaining successful in today’s financial services environment. I ...
Supervisory committees function well, but …
Just like CUs and their boards, supervisory committees must change with the times. by: Michael G. Daigneault, CCD We survey a lot of credit union board members. And generally most ...
The leading reasons credit union CEOs fail as leaders
Weak leadership is commonplace among CEO’s across all industries and credit unions are no exception. The financial and emotional impact on the credit union, its stakeholders (members) and the ...
The credit union information security risk assessment
by: Robin Remines I’m not a gamer but I live with two. And on any occasion that I happen to pass by their consoles I can be assured I’...
Credit union industry disruption: NACUSO 2015 – Part 2
by: Paul Ablack Last week in my blog, Credit Union Industry Disruption: NACUSO 2015 – Part 1, I talked about the pending threat of Big Bang Disruption in the financial services ...