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What are the Technology Challenges for New CUSOs?

by Kirk Drake If you are a small CUSO, credit union service organization, you may be looking for alternatives to using the sponsor credit union for your technology.   If so, this post is for you. [...]

6 Ways to Really Screw Up Recognition (Guest Post)

by Darcy Jacobsen A short while back, Matt wrote a terrific blog post over at Globoforce on how to make your company values sticky. As the saying goes, “no good deed goes unpunished.” So we’[...]

Top Three Trends for 2013

Three Top Trends for 2013 Now that we see 2012 in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to reset the GPS to identify and map the technical and communication trends that will shape what we [...]

Savvy Resolutions You Should Make This Year

Savvy Resolutions You Should Make This Year

by Emily Co The best way to stick to New Year's resolutions (or any type of resolution, for that matter) is to keep it simple. You may wonder how you can streamline such a complex [...]

Four Tips to Achieve Your 2013 Strategic Goals

by Mark Arnold It’s hard to believe, but the calendar just flipped another year from 2012 to 2013. Financial institutions across the country have spent immeasurable hours and dollars preparing strategic plans for the [...]

Credit Union Legal Hurdles for 2013

BY E. ANDREW KEENEY Credit Union Times recently asked the attorneys on the Credit Union Team at Kaufman & Canoles for their predictions for the top 10 major legal challenges for credit unions in 2013. [...]

The Less-Cash Society

by Ron Shevlin Talk about the death of cash goes back thousands of years. Of course, to many Gen Yers, the world began in 1978, so what ever happened before that is irrelevant. Recently, talk [...]

What Does a Business Continuity Program Look Like?

by Kirk Drake If you believe that business continuity planning is living & breathing processes than this blog is for you. If you believe it is something that you do because the regulators make you [...]

“We Improve Lives”

“We Improve Lives”

We talked about credit union messaging working at two levels: the first level of messaging to attract non-members and the second level to gain the loyalty of the members. We do not often find that [...]

Adjusting to the Realities of a New Year

BY SARAH SNELL COOKE Forget that jobless claims were revised upward, even higher than initial projections. The New Year is a time for optimism. As California CU League Economist Dwight Johnston wrote in his commentary [...]