The nation's credit union leagues have been filling the critical roles of helping credit unions manage through the unprecedented challenges created by the coronavirus health and economic crisis. The trade groups quickly sprang into action in March despite not knowing quite how to respond, and they adapted along the way, learned valuable lessons, developed best practices and collaborated with their league partners. Now, they're preparing with confident optimism to keep credit unions on track for growth regardless of what the future might bring.
Emily Leite
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