The March 12 announcement that CUNA President/CEO Bill Cheney had resigned from the trade association to take the CEO job at SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union sparked debate in the industry over CUNA's future. Is CUNA on the right track when it comes to leading credit unions into the future? Or are radical changes required in Madison and Washington? Read what CU Times, CUNA and other industry leaders think. And, please share your opinion below in the comments section, or email a letter to the editor to [email protected].
CUNA Search More Than Just Replacing Cheney: CU Times Executive Editor Heather Anderson's March 12 column about the need for change at CUNA
At CUNA, It's Full Steam Ahead: CUNA Chairman Dennis Pierce says Bill Cheney is leaving CUNA and credit unions in a strong position.
CUNA's Next Leader Needs to Drive Disruption: CU*Answers CEO Randy Karnes advocates for major change at CUNA as the trade begins its search for a new leader.
Cheney Not 'Running Away' From CUNA: CEO Bill Cheney explains that the SchoolsFirst job was simply an opportunity he couldn't pass up.
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