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Heritage Federal Credit Union’s Brett Slayden awarded executive designation from CUNA Management School

Heritage Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce that Brett Slayden, HFCU Vice-President of Retail Delivery, earned the Certified Credit Union Executive (CCUE) designation as a member of the graduating class of CUNA Management School, which was held in Madison, Wis. from July 15-25, 2018.

CUNA Management School prepares attendees for roles as credit union leaders through three years of projects, activities, examinations and expert instruction. Studying under professors from the University of Wisconsin School of Business, participants learn about an enormous range of topics, including management, financials, internal controls, crisis management and organizational behavior.

By completing all three years of the school, three exams, two projects and an oral presentation, attendees earn the Certified Credit Union Executive (CCUE) designation, which signifies knowledge of and readiness for credit union leadership.  Brett was one of 85 attendees to graduate with a designation this year.

David Milligan, CIA, CUERME, President and CEO of Heritage Federal Credit Union said, “Brett’s graduation from the CUNA Management School is a wonderful personal accomplishment as well as an asset for HFCU and our 58,000+ members.  The Credit Union is fortunate to have Brett as our Vice-President of Retail Delivery and I appreciate his commitment to furthering his skills for the benefit of the Credit Union and our member-owners.  The skills he has acquired and refined through the CUNA Management School will be very important as we work to develop strategies to better serve our member-owners.”

For more information, please call Holly Smith, Vice President of Marketing, at 812-253-6928, ext. 2295.

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