Pennsylvania

What is, Jeopardy for College?

By Marc Rapport | May 20, 2013

Philadelphia's TruMark Financial holds sixth-annual Financial Jeopardy Game for college-bound high school students.
McCormack Readies for Retirement: Onsite Coverage

By Sarah Snell Cooke | May 17, 2013

HERSHEY, Pa. — Jim McCormack, CEO of the PCUA, has been a force to be reckoned with for more than 40 years in the industry.
5 Pieces of Advice to Riff on Credit Unions from Jeff Baxter: Onsite Coverage

By Sarah Snell Cooke | May 17, 2013

HERSHEY, Pa. — Rock guitarist Jeff Baxter has used his understanding of music to help the highest levels of the Defense Department keep the U.S. safe.
Passageways, Akcelerant Hold Annual Confabs

By Marc Rapport | May 16, 2013

Two longtime credit union technology vendors gather their clients once more.
Silly for Easter Seals

By Marc Rapport | May 8, 2013

Dressing up as a favorite rock band was the theme for a night of raising funds for Easter Seals in York, Pa., led by First Capital Federal Credit Union.
THINK 13: Innovations’ Necessity and Limits Are Outlined

By David Morrison | May 8, 2013

CHICAGO — Both the need to innovate and the possible pitfalls of doing so were on the minds of executives attending CO-OP Financial Services THINK 2013 conference last week.
Ex-Credit Union Manager Faces May 21 Arraignment in Pittsburgh

By Peter Strozniak | May 7, 2013

Victoria Rozanski accused of stealing more than $100,000 from now-defunct $600,000 Ellwood City Holy Redeemer Parish Federal Credit Union.
CUES Names John Pembroke as New COO

By Marc Rapport | May 6, 2013

Former PSCU marketing chief joins former PSCU EVP at credit union executive leadership organization.
Berenstain Bears Open 'Credit Union' at Franklin Mint FCU

By Candice Reed | May 1, 2013

Children's book characters in partnership with Pennsylvania credit union to start financial literacy learning at young age.
Onsite Coverage: It's Academic, Professor Says, Innovation Needs Controls

By David Morrison | May 1, 2013

CHICAGO — Too much innovation is not necessarily a good thing, says an academic who studied Lego.