Tell me a Story … and I’ll Pay Attention
By Mary Auestad Arnold
Andy Janning’s CEO/Executive Team Network session yesterday was all about helping our messages rise to the top, whether they be written, in person or via “e-stuff.” You don’t have to become hip and you don’t need an extreme makeover to get your ideas across, assured Janning, president/CEO of NO NET Solutions, Brownsburg, Ind.
'CU Man' Visit a Highlight of Greater Southern Council Meeting
By Tammy Douglass
It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's Credit Union Man!
This masked marvel visited a recent meeting of the Greater Southern Council of CUES, and helped to facilitate a question-and-answer session with Kristin Christian, founder of Bank Transfer Day.
Simple Changes Can Positively Impact Board Practices
Here are several you can try.
Workforce Planning is Essential for Growth
By Jessica Jones
Involve Members in Your Milestones
By Lisa Hochgraf
In the recent CU Insight column, "Members and Milestones: Tips for Celebrating an Anniversary," CUES' SVP/Chief Operating Officer Barb Kachelski, CAE, suggests that celebrating an anniversary is not so much about writing articles, but more about celebrating members.
An Appetite for Success Strategies From Zingerman’s Deli
By Heidi Overman
1970 Stein Connects CUES to its Past
By Lisa Hochgraf
The Profit Risk Problem
By Rich Weissman
While credit and asset liability risk measure risks in the balance sheet, “profit risk”—a term coined by DMA—refers to the concentration of different streams of profitability within the income statement.
Stifling Credit Unions Stifles the American Dream
By Louis Hernandez, Jr.
For Real Innovation, Go Back to Basics
By David Tuyo, CCE, AIF, CIMA, MBA
What’s next in credit union innovation? Is it an amazing new technology, or a product or service no one has thought of?
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