By Mary Arnold

Fortunately for the economy, the saying "as GM goes, so goes the nation" is not quite as true as it once was. Yet, the automotive industry as a whole still represents a significant portion of the U.S. economy. So would it be right to say that as automotive credit unions go, so goes the movement? You tell me.

By Ron Jooss

Remember that feeling when you were a kid of waking up on the day day you had a school field trip? Field Trip!!!! It was a school day, but no classes, and a lot less sitting still. It was just a lot easier to get away with having fun.

By Ginny Brady

By Mary Auestad Arnold

Posted by Lisa Hochgraf

Debbie Woodson and Russell Morin recently took their bikes to work. They didn’t commute to Daytona Beach Community College Credit Union, though. They rode them to help them do their work of serving members.

By Lisa Hochgraf

Long, long ago, as the junior editor at a business magazine in Dane County, Wisc., I rang a good-sized bank to find out its asset size for a "biggest businesses" list we were creating. The CEO of the bank answered his phone, and I nearly fell out of my chair. Needless to say, he knew the answer to my question and I was well taken care of.

By Theresa Witham

Posted by Lisa Hochgraf

I never really thought about this before. But during CUES Director Development Seminar this week in Charleston, S.C., presenter John Oliver told attendees that credit unions work with a “raw material” just like any industrial company would.

By Lisa Hochgraf

Here in Charleston, S.C., today, at CUES Director Development Seminar, presenter John Oliver asked if any of the 92 directors in attendance (yes, 92!) had their pictures and bios on their credit union's Web site. President of Laurel Management Systems, Palm Desert, Calif., Oliver said he was in favor of doing this so that members know who is representing them.