Be ‘sticky but flexible’ to attract new leaders
Young professionals seek opportunities to prove themselves, says Kyle Gurzynski.
Kyle Gurzynski’s degree in business finance and economics made him well-suited for a job at a bank. But his desire to make a difference in his hometown of Ludington, Mich., made Safe Harbor Credit Union a better fit.
He’s now executive vice president at the $90 million asset credit union serving 6,400 members.
“Coming from a banking background I was taught it was about profits and making my numbers look good,” he says. “When I started at the credit union, I quickly discovered it was about people over profits. I knew I was in the right place when I learned we’re truly here for people and putting them in the best financial situation.”
Gurzynski finds inspiration in making a difference.
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