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A Snapshot of the CU Movement on International CU Day

Break out the #ICUDay hashtag on Oct. 18.

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Embrace Differentiation and Underserved Markets

Miriam De Dios

CUs aware of the opportunity to serve Hispanics might not know where to start.

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Policy Makers Worldwide See the Value of Cooperatives

Mike Mercer

Cooperatives exist to improve the lives of the members they serve.

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CU Mission Should Engender Passion and Caring

John Tippets

Embrace six perspectives to build the future of the CU movement.

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Why CU History Matters

Mark Condon

Even though the CU movement has surpassed $1 trillion in assets and soon will exceed 100 million members, our history remains a vibrant force that guides our future course.

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Seven Steps to a Cooperative Culture

Adam Schwartz

“Culture is to an organization as water is to a fish—it’s the environment that exists all around us.”

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Celebrating CU Uniqueness

Bill Cheney

Take advantage of opportunities this fall to show your pride in the movement.

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An ICU Day Bonus

Steve Rodgers

Our special issue offers a look at the past and the future of the CU movement.

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galleries

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CU Slice of Life

CUs Today

authors

Bill Cheney
President/CEO, CUNA

Mark Condon
SVP, business and consumer publishing, CUNA

Adam Schwartz
Founder and Principal, The Cooperative Way

Jim Blaine
President/CEO, State Employees CU

Brian Branch
President/CEO, World Council of CUs

Miriam De Dios
CEO, Coopera

John M. Deignan
VP/Chief Marketing Officer, Diebold

Doug Fecher
CEO, Wright-Patt CU

Teresa Freeborn
President/CEO, Xceed Financial CU

Rudy Hanley
CEO, Schools First FCU

 

George Hofheimer
Chief Research + Innovation Officer, Filene Research Institute

John Lass
SVP, strategy & business development, CUNA Mutual Group

Alex Matjanec
Co-founder/Media & Communications Manager, MyBankTracker.com

Harriet May
President/CEO, GECU (retired)

Mike Mercer
CEO, Georgia CU Affiliates, and CUNA chairman

Mike Meyer
CEO, Filene Research Institute

Peggy Powell
Executive Director, America’s CU Museum

Bucky Sebastian
Executive Director, National CU Foundation

Maurice R. Smith
President, Local Government FCU

John Tippets
President/CEO, North Island CU
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