A Kansas City credit union executive said she did her part for the industry on Bank Transfer Day and now she wonders, "where was everybody else?"
"I was just a little disappointed that there weren't more of us from the movement out there," said Erin Williams, vice president-marketing/business development at the $8.5 million United Labor CU.
Williams was speaking of the few numbers of credit union employees at an Occupy Kansas City rally last Saturday in the city's Liberty Memorial Park.
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