In the second installment of her series on leadership and organizational alignment, Julie Gessner discusses how personal, team, and credit union leadership missions all influence one another.
America’s Credit Unions submitted a letter to the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) yesterday in response to their proposed changes to the CAMELS ranking system, reports Emily Claus.
Chip Filson analyzes how the restructuring of the NCUA leading to fewer examinations and less regulation may have played a role in the eight liquidations the credit union movement has seen in the last year, including the newly opened African Diaspora FCU.
Board strategy expert Lori E. Karas details how credit unions can reshape board meetings from places of mere approval into a place of true discussion and organizational decision making.
In the rising tide of credit union litigation, Patrick Sickels warns credit unions to be on the lookout for reptile arguments aimed at making the credit union look morally irresponsible and shares how you can defend against them to stop the snake.
