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Fuller Proves Marketing Pros Can Move up the Ranks

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DULUTH, Ga. - Who says credit union marketing professionals can't make it to the top? Amy Fuller has been named Chief Operating Officer of Georgia Central Credit Union. Fuller joined the corporate in 1998 as Manager of Marketing. "I think that fortunately in a corporate credit union of this size,...

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WesCorp is Energy Efficient, Says EPA

SAN DIMAS, Calif. - There aren't many drafty hallways in WesCorp's headquarters. The Environmental Protection Agency gave the $19 billion corporate's headquarters its ENERGY STAR designation for its energy-efficient practices and modern management control systems for lighting, air and water. "The ENERGY STAR designation puts WesCorp in the top 25%...

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February 04, 2003

Lots of Acronyms in Play in NCUA's Merger Approval Process

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The Mid-States Corporate FCU/Minnesota Corporate FCU merger is in full swing as NCUA has received the paperwork, so what happens next? With so many corporate mergers in recent years, it's worth looking at what the corporate merger process is at NCUA. The Office of Corporate Credit Unions...

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February 04, 2003

Flint Promoted to PR Administrator at Empire

ALBANY, N.Y. - Dana Flint is proving good writing can go a long way at Empire Corporate Federal Credit Union. Flint, who pens all of Empire's press releases and much of its internal communications, was recently promoted to Public Relations Administrator. She was previously Corporate Communications Writer. Flint has been...

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February 04, 2003

U.S. Central Hires New Director of Public Affairs/Communications

OVERLAND PARK, KS. - Roger Dick has joined U.S. Central as its new Director of Public Affairs/Communications. Dick fills a void left from Margaret Blankers, who left U.S. Central to start her own public relations firm. "Oddly enough I do not have a financial services background. I came from Yellow...

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February 04, 2003

Letters to Members Play Up Minnesota Presence Post-Merger

WARRENVILLE, Ill. - Mid-States Corporate FCU and Minnesota Corporate FCU have stepped up the communication efforts to let members know where the merger stands. In addition to a series of town hall meetings in Minnesota, members of both corporates have received two letters on the progress so far. One letter...

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February 04, 2003

More Personnel Changes at WesCorp as Nation's Largest Corporate is Realigning Around "Function"

SAN DIMAS, Calif. - The nation's largest corporate continues to make personnel changes. Credit Union Times previously reported (CU Times, Jan. 22) the departure of three WesCorp executives: SVP of Strategic Services Steve Powell; SVP of Correspondent Services Ken Shoga; and VP of Information Technology Murrel Freeman. The latest exec...

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February 04, 2003

ALM First with $6 billion under management; new logo

DALLAS - ALM First Financial Advisors, LLC, an EasCorp CUSO, said it now has more than $6 billion in credit union funds under management. The CUSO has also launched a new logo (shown here) that it says better reflects its leadership status in investment advisory and balance sheet management services....

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