Truly Awesome: 2013 GMAs
By Karen Hodgkiss
CU (Shared) Branches Can Facilitate Gen Y Dreams
By Sarah Bang and Craig Beach
More so than most, young people might just pick a financial institution based on its ability to enable their dreams.
Extrovert vs. Introvert: Which Type of Leader Makes Employees More Productive?
By Lisa Hochgraf
Hypothesis: Extroverted leaders enchance group performance when employees are passive, but introverted leaders are more effective with proactive employees.
Does Chicago's 'Cupcake ATM' Suggest Creative Options for CUs?
By Lisa Hochgraf
Last week I mused about the value of the new-fangled ATMs that link the traditional ability to do withdrawal and deposit transactions with the new ability to have a video conference with a live person. (Read “No Kids at the Car Wash.”)
However, on my recent trip to see a friend in Chicago, she showed me an even better reason to go to an ATM: cupcakes!
Tell Your Members These Results: CUs, 86 -- Banks, 14
By Samantha Paxson
If you ask a credit union employee or consultant where they think people should put their money – credit union or bank – the winner, of course, is credit union. But how exactly do you explain this to members and potential members?
No Kids at the Car Wash
By Lisa Hochgraf
My son and I have always liked to go to a particular car wash ... the only one in our area where you would pay a kid on entrance, ride the rails through the brushes and, at the end, have that same teenager use a towel to dry your car and earn his tip.
Time to Treat Investment Programs as Core Products
By Hendrix Niemann
Over the years, I’ve wondered why credit unions don’t make a big deal about their investment and insurance programs, since the benefits of doing so are obvious. Let me give you a few examples.
Good Teachers See Their Subjects Everywhere
By Lisa Hochgraf
At the close of one day of CUES Advanced School of Risk Management in Boston, instructor John Bugalla told me about how he loves to shop outlet mall sales for Ralph Lauren Polo products. He loves to get the best deals--percentages off percentages off. And he loves to shop for himself and the grandbaby that's expected next month.
Taking the Risk
By David Reed
Successful Collections Staffing Strategies
By Lisa Hochgraf
Logic has it that if you make a mess, you clean it up. Brett Christensen applies this logic in the first of several successful collections staffing strategies he recommended to attendees of CUES Advanced School of Consumer Lending in Boston.
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