Effective leaders set; they don’t sit
If you’ve ever watched a volleyball match, you know how fast paced they are. The ball going back and forth. Precise movements. Exceptional teamwork. And while spikes are powerful, ...
The latest from John Pettit
Breaking barriers: How small FIs can thrive with banking-as-a-service
The demand for simplified banking services is rising, as customers expect fast, convenient access to financial products. Corporate and retail consumers alike are increasingly drawn to Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) because it ...
Purposeful Talent Development: Many hats, many skills, many opportunities
I love the commercial that starts with the line, “Polly Pratz wore many hats.” While the commercial is for an online university, the many hats idea is a wonderful illustration ...
The interchange fight continues
The CUNA-League system continues to fight against the Big Box Bill, heading off misguided and ill-informed arguments in favor of telling policymakers the very real consequences for everyone but the ...
NCUA seeks feedback on raising operating fee exemption threshold
The NCUA Board Thursday issued a notice and request for comment (RFC) on adjustments to its operating fees methodology as it considers raising the exemption threshold for federal credit unions (...
Gender-based perceptions of empowerment, development and access at credit unions
There are forces at play keeping your organization from reaching its peak effectiveness. These forces have roots deeper than your previous CEO’s leadership style and are more profound than ...
Budgeting benefits help appeal to 23% of consumers who don’t have credit cards
If you’re reading this, chances are you have a credit card, as nearly 200 million Americans do — with many holding more than one. And those cards are getting more ...
Managing and paying off debt
Americans like to spend money. Most of us have an average of four credit cards in our wallets. Many of us use them to pay for things we don’t ...