CHICAGO—As it marks its 80th anniversary as well as National Police Week, Chicago Patrolmen’s FCU is staging a number of promotions. May 15 is National Peace Officers Memorial Day.
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ARLINGTON, Va.— Erica Javellana, the Zappos Insights' Speaker of the House, will seek to educate credit unions on how to develop a strong organizational culture and enact positive change during NAFCU's 51st Annual Conference & Solutions Expo – June 19-22 in Seattle.
BETTENDORF, Iowa–R.I.A. FCU here has announced the retirement of its CEO and the naming of a successor.
CUPERTINO, Calif.–Apple is preparing to launch a new credit card as it seeks to grab a bigger piece of the consumer financial market. The company is partnering with Goldman Sachs on the initiative.
HERNDON, Va.–Chris McDonald, the former president of Northwest FCU, has died following a long battle with cancer.
WASHINGTON–The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection has moved a half-dozen regulatory actions, including proposals around overdrafts, to its inactive list.
ROMULUS, Mich. – Public Service Credit Union and CO-OP Financial Services are reporting they have reached an agreement for PSCU to purchase seven standalone branches in Metro-Detroit market from CO-OP and continue to operate each location as part of the CO-OP Shared Branch network under the Credit Union Family Service Center name.
PHOENIX–Credit unions may feel threatened by Apple and Amazon, but CUs are also one of the few organizations that have something uniquely in common with those behemoths–indeed, it’s a commonality like “nothing else in the country,” according to one expert on technology and computing.
PHOENIX–The whole concept of “digital transformation,” which is the core focus of the THINK 18 meeting here, is a misnomer, according to one person, because it implies that “digital” is the biggest and most important part.
PHOENIX–The food truck is the ideal metaphor for how the marketplace has evolved, according to one person.