About Corporate One (corporateone.coop)
Corporate One Federal Credit Union is one of the nation’s largest and most progressive corporate credit unions with more than $5.5 billion in assets in assets under management. We offer correspondent solutions, including ATM/debit cards, credit cards, share draft imaging, and depository and electronic payment and investment services to credit unions across the U.S. Throughout our history, Corporate One has developed innovative solutions such as SimpliCD, the turnkey certificate of deposit program now marketed by corporate credit unions nationwide; Alliance One, one of the nation’s largest non-network-specific ATM selective-surcharging groups; and Clique, a world-class, EMV-ready Cards Solution, designed specifically for small and mid-sized credit unions.
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New cooperative principles video released for credit union community
The National Credit Union Foundation (the Foundation) and Corporate One FCU have just released a short video on the cooperative principles for credit union organizations to leverage with their staff, members and community. The animated video discusses the benefits of what it means for a credit union to be a cooperative and goes into the 7 cooperative principles in brief detail.
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“Part of the credit union difference is the fact that they are cooperatives,” said Gigi Hyland, Foundation Executive Director. “We need to celebrate that and shout it from the rooftops! Therefore, we hope credit unions share this video far and wide to help people better understand our cooperative advantage.”
“Corporate One is by definition exactly what the seven cooperatives principles are all about,” said Lee Butke, President and CEO of Corporate One Federal Credit Union in Columbus, Ohio. “We were built by our member credit unions working together for a common goal, making it easier for people to achieve financial success. We’re proud to team up with the Foundation to make this video available to help credit unions spread the word about the unique and powerful principles that are the foundation of the credit union movement.”