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Leaders Re-Imagine the Industry’s Future

By Sarah Snell Cooke | February 27, 2013

CUNA’s Governmental Affairs Conference serves as an annual rally cry for credit unions. Like a good coach, it pumps up the team, provides direction and does a little cheerleading minus the short skirts. Gathering all of the players is great for bolstering that cooperative team spirit to approach Capitol Hill...
Leaders Re-Imagine the Industry’s Future at GAC: Editor/Publisher's Column

By Sarah Snell Cooke | February 25, 2013

The aim of the GAC is political advocacy, but it should also reinvigorate credit union professionals with the cooperative nature of the industry.
Not for CEOs in Nashville: Personal Branding Live Stream

By Myriam DiGiovanni | October 10, 2012

Here are two videos from the live streamed Not for CEOs presentation at the CU Water Cooler Symposium on Oct. 5 in Nashville, Tenn., with a panel of pundits holding forth on the topic of personal branding.
Not for CEOs Live Stream Today at 4 P.M. Eastern

By Marc Rapport | October 5, 2012

Personal branding the topic. Tweet your questions when we go live from Nashville.
Credit Union Times Seeking 2012 Trailblazer Award Nominees

By Sarah Snell Cooke | November 15, 2011

Credit Union Times is asking our readers who should be deemed the best of the best for the seventh annual Trailblazer Awards.
Member Growth in Long Decline: Slide Show

September 20, 2011

CUNA national surveys look at member growth, delivery channels, bank comparisons.
Earth Shudders, Offices Shuttered

By Jim Rubenstein, Marc Rapport | August 23, 2011

Earthquake forces evacuations in D.C., shakes up credit union industry offices from D.C. to NYC.
Credit Union Times Names Web Editor

April 13, 2011

Marc Rapport, longtime technology correspondent for Credit Union Times, is now joining the staff full time as online editor.
Capito Holds Forth on Interchange, Other Issues

By Claude R. Marx | April 13, 2011

Less than four months into her tenure as chairman of the House subcommittee with primary jurisdiction over credit unions and other financial institutions, Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) has already tackled a wide range of issues.
ABA’s Keating Seeks Unity and Common Ground

By Claude R. Marx | March 16, 2011

On issues such as debit interchange and limiting the growth of future regulations, banks and credit unions are on the same side of the political divide. On others, such as credit unions’ tax-exempt status and raising the cap on member business lending, the industries’ interests diverge.