DULUTH, Ga.—Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) is not a “fad,” and the efforts that have taken root among businesses and in the hearts of Americans to support DEI since the murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police in 2020 are having positive impacts across the nation, says Renee Sattiewhite.
MADISON, Wis.–A credit union organization that specializes in developing credit union leaders to respond to just about any scenario is sharing what it learned when it confronted a challenging, emotional and difficult scenario itself—the death of its well-respected CEO.
LAKEWOOD, Colo.—As smaller credit unions plan for the future, it’s getting harder for them to draft a course that does not include new partnerships, says one expert, who is cautioning that waiting until “pain points” arise is not the right way to begin a collaboration.
ARLINGTON, Va.—While the credit union difference will always be important to the success of the movement, the mobile app and all of the emphasis on digital will make that less important as time goes on, according to one person.
WASHINGTON—Data show that as the Federal Reserve raises rates credit unions are gaining significant share of the total auto lending market—but is that good?
LOVELAND, Ohio/Colo.–If you didn’t know better, you’d think credit unions are in the romance business, often talking about their love for their members, love for the mission, and love of the jobs they do in improving lives. That’s why this Valentine’s Day CUToday.info is highlighting all those credit unions that have an extra reason to be sending a Hallmark card in 2023.
LAKE FOREST, Ill.—President Biden’s State of the Union Address last week should be a wake-up call for credit unions that are not yet addressing overdraft charges and overall fee structures, according to one expert who believes credit unions’ white hats could be on the line.
MADISON, Wis.–Regardless of when you were born, if you wish to successfully lead a credit union or any organization it’s important you become a member of “Generation Flux,” according to one person, who has shared five lessons learned from some of the most successful business leaders in the country.
CAMARILLO, Calif.—Advertising the lowest car rate in town no longer guarantees a credit union will see its auto loan portfolio grow, says one expert, who emphasizes that those who focus on a different number will be the winners in 2023.
MADISON—With inflation eating away at consumers’ financial reserves and the Federal Reserve focused on reducing money supply, credit unions are facing a battle for deposits that requires several steps to address, according to Mike Higgins.
