Important Vendor Relationships When Beginning A De Novo Credit Union

Important Vendor Relationships When Beginning A De Novo Credit Union

There are a number of vendors to line up before a credit union can open its doors, but figuring out where to start can be overwhelming and difficult. Doug Collins covers all the key relationships De Novo credit unions should look to build in the months before opening.

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So I’m Thinking of Starting a Project

So I’m Thinking of Starting a Project

Project Coordinator Daniel Kreuger shares strategies for keeping your project organized, on track, and—most importantly—aligned with the original purpose of the project.

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Ditch Your SWOT and Replace it With This

Ditch Your SWOT and Replace it With This

SWOT Analyses have been considered a tried-and-true practice for strategic planning, but Bo McDonald of Your Marketing Co suggests chucking it out the window for some more accurate methods.

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Supporting Real-time Payment Networks During Business Continuity Events

Supporting Real-time Payment Networks During Business Continuity Events

As we wrap up Business Continuity Week, Bob Anderson shares how you can set your credit union’s infrastructure up for success to keep critical functions such as real-time payments accessible during business continuity events.

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The BCI Celebrates Business Continuity and Resilience Awareness Week

The BCI Celebrates Business Continuity and Resilience Awareness Week

May 13th – May 17th marks the start of the annual Business Continuity and Resilience Awareness Week, hosted by the Business Continuity Institute. Emily Claus dives into the importance of the event, resources provided, and how credit unions can use this opportunity to better prepare for the unexpected.

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Overcoming the Myths of Full-Service Card Processing

Overcoming the Myths of Full-Service Card Processing

Third party vendors are all too eager to convince credit unions they’re not equipped to handle card processing on their own, but one credit union CEO, Jim Ryan, proved them all wrong and show your credit union how you can too.

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Investing in FinTechs and CUSOs to Increase Technological Capabilities

Investing in FinTechs and CUSOs to Increase Technological Capabilities

As the need for new technologies and faster innovation rises, credit unions can be tempted to merge with larger credit unions that can achieve those goals. However, there are alternatives to consider and partnerships that can bring value to the credit union and the member without the loss of a credit union. Emily Claus shares insight on how investing in CUSOs and FinTechs can increase your credit union’s technological capabilities.

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Budgeting for the Budget

Budgeting for the Budget

There’s more prep and planning needed when making a budget than most people realize, and there are many items and considerations that go unaccounted for. Amber Jecks offers tools and tips on how to create a budget that meets your goals and plans for the unexpected.

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The Importance of Standard Operating Procedures

The Importance of Standard Operating Procedures

Creating a set of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for any position can be time-consuming, but the effort is worth the outcome. Annalise Runkel details just a few of the benefits SOPs bring an organization and why updating them is critical.

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Engaging Remote Workers: Three Tips from a CEO

Engaging Remote Workers: Three Tips from a CEO

In the years since the pandemic, it has become abundantly clear that remote work is here to stay. But how can employers and employees make the best of it and ensure things run smoothly? University Credit Union CEO David Tuyo offers three tips to help make remote work as beneficial as possible.

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