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When Disaster Strikes

CU personnel who have experienced disasters offer advice on business continuity planning.
November 12, 2011
Dianne Molvig
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When Louisianans think about floods, they usually think of “water falling from the sky or blown in by the wind,” says Mignhon Tourné, CEO at $300 million asset ASI FCU.
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CEO Succession Planning Can’t Wait

More than two-thirds of CEOs at CUs with more than $500M are over age 55.
August 22, 2011
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Planning now will help ensure you have ‘the right people on the bus’ moving forward.
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Top 10 Planning Topics

Even though a slow recovery is underway, your CU’s strategic planning team will face another challenging year.
June 01, 2011
Steve Rodgers
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CU strategic planning teams must be aware of these 10 critical issues.
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CEO Succession Plans Lacking at CUs

Current planning efforts give organizations a false sense of security.
November 02, 2010
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Survey says boards don't spend enough time preparing for succession.
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Revisit CU Emergency Preparedness Plans

Board-approved business continuity plans must be tested annually.
September 24, 2010
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With an active hurricane season well underway, it's a good reminder for boards and CUs to revisit business continuity and disaster preparedness plans.
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From Paper to Practice

Continuous research keeps strategic plans flexible and actionable.
June 17, 2009
Bill Merrick
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View your strategic plan as a road map written at the beginning of a journey.


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