Overcoming Orthodoxy to Serve New Market Segments
Questions to help you look for new niches.
By Lisa Hochgraf
A Key Leadership Myth Debunked
Inaugural summer CEO Institute I attendees hear from an ethics expert.
By Lisa Hochgraf
How Do You Get Ready to Learn?
Take assessments, watch a TED talk video, construct a self-portrait, set a goal.
By Lisa Hochgraf
Preparing for Professional Development
A CUES senior editor shares her strategies--and wants to know yours.
By Lisa Hochgraf
Model World Peace on Us
A CCCU and CUES International Convention attendee's experience.
By Sandra Spence
At a time when global crises abound, the recent international conference of Caribbean and North American credit unions was a welcome relief and a model of cross cultural cooperation. This June meeting in the Bahamas was the result of a joint effort of the Caribbean Confederation of Credit Unions and CUES.
Staying in the Mortgage Game
Why and how to continue providing mortgage products to your members
By Dennis F. Hardiman
Member Communication Success Guide
With clear messaging, CUs can guide members toward what they need.
By Sundeep Kapur
I still cringe about how my financial institution handled the Target card breach. My first card was cancelled, a new card suddenly showed up, and every time I called to ask for information, I was told something new and different! My financial institution could (and should) have explained the breach to me on one of my visits to its website.
Brazilian Exec's Key Takeaways from CEO Institutes I and II
By Roberto Cesar Durscki
In 2013, I attended CEO Institute I at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. This year, I continued with CEO Institute II at Cornell's Johnson School. (That's me in the photo at the beautiful museum on the Cornell campus.)
Photo Tour of the Gates Foundation Visitor Center
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation manages a $40 billion endowment. The foundation focuses on strategies where it can make the biggest impact to reduce inequities around the world in the areas of health, poverty and education, developing strategies to focus on each of these areas globally and in the U.S.
Supporting Retiring CU CEOs
By Lisa Hochgraf
Over the last few years, participants in CUES Net, the CUES members-only listerve for which I serve as staff guide, have congratulated a number of "Netters" on their retirements. In addition to sending along well wishes, the CUES Net community entertained dialog about such topics as what made good retirement gifts (and the tax implications of some options) and what moving companies to use.