MADISON, Wis.— CUES was honored during the Association Media & Publishing Network’s EXCEL Awards gala, taking home awards in three categories.
CUES was recognized for:
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myCUES Dashboard, which took Gold in the Innovation, Best New Innovation category.
“myCUES Dashboard is a powerful, personalized tool which helps CUES members easily access their benefits and reach their professional development goals,” UES said. - CUmanagement.com, which took Gold in the Digital Media, Website/Magazine category
- CUmanagement.com’s A Pledge is Important, But Just One Element of a DEI Journey, which was awarded Bronze in the Digital Media, Video/Single Entry/Education category. This video features former CUES board member Kim Sponem, President/CEO, Summit Credit Union, Madison, WI, explaining why she took the CEO Action Pledge on DEI, and how it fits into her organization's larger diversity, equity and inclusion journey.
‘Truly Honored’
“We’re truly honored to be taking home three EXCEL awards this year,” said Jerry Saalsaa, CUES Interim CEO. “All of our award-winning entries represent great team effort; myCUES Dashboard in particular reflects our commitment to enhancing our digital member experience. I’m incredibly proud of the CUES team and their efforts.”
The awards, which are presented by the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA), recognize excellence and leadership in association media, publishing, marketing and communication.
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