Don't be afraid to speak up.
At CU Times, we have a duty to cover the "nuts and bolts" of credit union executive concerns – regulatory changes, data breach news, HR issues and marketing strategies, just to name a few. But the stories that make me stop and realize what we're doing all of this for are those that feature a credit union growing closer to its community, like one we ran on April 6 about Oklahoma Educators Credit Union's recent support for teachers on strike.
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