CEO Institutes' Between-Segments Projects Underscore Learning

By Lisa Hochgraf

"Education is the process in which we discover that learning adds quality to our lives. Learning must be experienced."

So said American psychiatrist William Glasser, whose research suggests the best way to learn something is not to read it out of a book, hear someone say it or even talk about it with someone else. The best way to learn something, according to Glasser, is to teach it to someone else.

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Are You Using Competitive Intelligence to Generate Loans?

By Felicia Hudson


As a former CUES marketing specialist, I've had the pleasure of interviewing many CUES members. I'm always impressed not only by the passion they have for the movement, but the resourcefulness they demonstrate as leaders. That's why I'm stumped. Why, when so many consumers are disillusioned with banks, aren't more credit unions taking advantage of the opportunities available to woo these potential customers?

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Military Service Families Need You ...

By Lisa Hochgraf


Military service families need you ... to be up on the financial rules that apply to U.S. service men and women, especially while they're in harm's way. By knowing and aplying the rules, you'll be doing a good turn to some of the most courageous of your members, plus you'll avoid potential PR headaches, like what JP Morgan Chase has faced last month.

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Make Your Board Part of the CU Youth Movement

By Lisa Hochgraf


I bet from my headline you think I'm going to write about recruiting members from Gen Y.


And you're partly right.


Les Wallace, Ph.D., thinks credit unions need to be in the business of recruiting not only young members, but also young directors.

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