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CUs build comfort zones to entice members

By Myriam DiGiovanni

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -From the interior design layout to color and textures selected, more credit unions are encouraging members to make themselves at home. This "open house" approach comes equipped to please with large screen televisions tuned to CNN or local/national news; comfortable sofas; Internet access; several interactive centers;...

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Credit unions, co-op banks hold historic talks in Killarney

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June 12, 2001

Mary McAleese is more than the Irish president, she's a credit union member

KILLARNEY, Ireland - "God must love ordinary people, he made so many of them," Mary McAleese, president of Ireland told the assembled delegates at the World Council of Credit Unions' Conference after greeting the group in both Gaelic and English. McAleese quickly made the audience feel she, too, is an...

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June 12, 2001

New WOCCU Chairman gives his first interview to Credit Union Times

KILLARNEY, Ireland - Newly elected World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU) Chairmen Gerry Foley, sat down with Credit Union Times in the Great Southern Hotel to discuss his credit union involvement past, present and future. Speaking with a thick brogue, Foley is known for his easy smile, warm touch, ability...

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June 12, 2001

The original Ms. Grow, VP of creativity and imagineering for DEI

Two people helped nudge DEI Visioneer & Vice President of Creativity and Imagineering Cynthia Grow to where she is today - a nun and a Jeep factory credit union manager.

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June 05, 2001

Retail Delivery Systems/ Marketing/ Call Centers

The 2001 priority seems to be in making members aware of the credit union difference. A special report on pages 14 & 15 explores the unique ways some credit unions are spreading the word from gadgets to reward programs.

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June 05, 2001

Scottish Parliament members eligible to join credit union

EDINBURGh, Scotland - If you can't lick `em, join `em, or better yet have them join you. Capital Credit Union has just taken a giant step in improving credit union-legislative relationships. The Scottish Parliament has become one of their sponsoring organizations, and all 1,000 employees from clerks to members of...

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June 05, 2001

Redstone FCU brand breaks into publishing

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - Everyone wants their own magazine. First Oprah did it, then Rosie and now Redstone Federal Credit Union? That's right, what began as an idea Information Technology Assistant Vice President Teri Bentley had after attending a BAI conference almost two years ago, the $1 billion credit union made...

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June 05, 2001

Adding value to CU experience

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., - Part of the credit union difference is the value returned to the member. Beyond the end of year dividends, credit unions have developed creative programs to reward members while boosting their portfolios. Here is just a sample of how credit unions choose to give back...

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CUs build comfort zones to entice members

Alternative delivery channels: Is a supermarket or storefront branch right for your credit union?

Credit unions, co-op banks hold historic talks in Killarney

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Mary McAleese is more than the Irish president, she's a credit union member

New WOCCU Chairman gives his first interview to Credit Union Times

The original Ms. Grow, VP of creativity and imagineering for DEI

Retail Delivery Systems/ Marketing/ Call Centers

Scottish Parliament members eligible to join credit union

Redstone FCU brand breaks into publishing

Adding value to CU experience