The dream job that began as an internship
With an aptitude for mathematics, Zak Tobias had always thought he would one day work with numbers but as a young boy, he may not have fully understood how. Fortunately ...
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12 leadership tips I learned from a sport I never played
When a colleague sang the praises of Jay Wright’s book, Attitude, I was mildly interested because I typically devour business books. I wasn’t sure, however, if the story ...
Don’t let Microsoft co-opt your presentation
At a restaurant, do you ask for a cola or a Coke? After showering, do you reach for a cotton swab or a Q-tip*? When you tell someone to look ...
3 listening styles that make you a respected leader
When done well, the ability to listen and ask questions is powerful. The former precipitates the latter, which makes listening the most important strategy in our communication toolbox. We may ...
The ripple effect of education and outreach
It’s no coincidence the annual Partners in Education Celebration takes place in the middle of National Financial Literacy Month, and it’s no surprise that the Philadelphia region’s ...
Happiness can lead to financial freedom
The United States is among 31 countries examined in a recent Cambridge University study that finds an alarming number of adults are deficient in basic financial skills. According to a ...
A financial literacy legacy
John D. Unangst, President & CEO of Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union (FMFCU) and conceptualist of The Berenstain Bears Financial Literacy Program is fondly remembered as a visionary leader. John’s ...
Striking a chord
Response to my December article The End of Banking at Credit Unions? was fast and a tad furious. For that I am grateful because it means it struck a chord, ...