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Truths for Our Daughters

May 13, 2013

In her hbr.org blog post, Joan Solotar, senior managing director/Head of the External Relations & Strategy Group, and a member of both the executive and management Committees at the Blackstone Group, says to encourage young graduates be realistic but focus on the positives as well.
Two New Senior Vice Presidents at FAIRWINDS

By Marc Rapport | May 2, 2013

Orlando credit union looks within and hires from outside for retail lending, business services posts.
Innovation, Connection, Leadership Meld Into 'Got to do Something' Message: Editor/Publisher's Column

By Sarah Snell Cooke | May 2, 2013

Lessons learned from social media, social interactions of keynoters at CO-OP THINK 13. Credit unions ready to show they care?
Onsite Coverage: Leaders Should Talk Last, Creativity Consultant Advises

By David Morrison | April 30, 2013

CHICAGO — Listen up. Credit unions looking to foster innovation should have leaders that speak last.
Real Engagement May Help Curb Recurring Board, Credit Union Issues

By Candice Reed | April 24, 2013

If credit unions want to stay two steps ahead of their competitors, a lofty yet doable goal is ensuring that their boards, supervisory committees and auditors put their differences aside and get on the same page
Dribs and Drabs for the Credit Union Long Haul

By Sarah Snell Cooke | April 17, 2013

I spent a few hours driving to the Credit Union Reality Check conference last week and it afforded me time to ponder various things, like how Siri can provide one set of directions on one trip and different ones on the next trip to the same location. But I was...
A Reality Check in New Jersey Helps Bring Editor/Publisher Up to Speed

By Sarah Snell Cooke | April 12, 2013

This week's Opinion column from Editor/Publisher Sarah Snell Cooke draws on the wisdom of others, with a nod to supplemental capital.
Onsite Coverage: Retired CEO Says Identify One Thing and Do Your 'EST

By Sarah Snell Cooke | April 10, 2013

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – There are a lot of things Ed Speed does not like: collaboration, social media and e-commerce for starters.
What Color is Your Smoke?

By Walt Laskos | March 11, 2013

Lessons for the credit union industry from a chimney in Rome.
Florida CEO Wins CUES Institute Scholarship

By Marc Rapport | February 15, 2013

Tim Cannon, president of the $46 million 1st Credit Union in Gainesville, Fla., has won the Fred Johnson CEO Institute Scholarship from CUES.