GREENVILLE, S.C. – Your Marketing Co., uncommn Marketing Partners, Your Credit Union Partner, and Leverage Point recently announced Harrison FCU is the winner of the group’s first CU Impossible contest.
The CU Impossible project was developed by the four marketing agencies, all of which said they share a common goal of encouraging small credit unions to seek alternatives to mergers. To accomplish this goal, the companies formed a collaborative agreement to provide marketing support and strategic leadership to credit unions with under $100 million in assets.
Your Marketing Co., based in Greenville, SC, partners with credit unions to help them avoid costly marketing mistakes and realize unprecedented growth using a unique time-tested action plan.
uncommn Marketing Partners, also in Greenville, specializes in social media management, search engine marketing, and the creation of responsive, ADA-compliant websites.
Your Credit Union Partner, headquartered in Sumner, Wash., provides a robust planning experience that defines strategic priorities and actionable tactical plans that result in organic growth, increased revenue, and community impact.
Leverage Point, located in Albuquerque, N.M., is a consulting practice that serves businesses and organizations across the country by assisting them with public relations and government affairs.
Founded in 1957, Harrison FCU is based in Colorado Springs, Colo. The credit union, which currently has more than 1,600 members, provides comprehensive financial services for employees, students, and families in Colorado Spring’s Harrison School District #2.
As the winner of the CU Impossible contest, Harrison FCU will receive:
- Strategic Planning with Your Credit Union Partner
- Strategic Marketing Plan + Execution with Your Marketing Co.
- Website by uncommn Marketing Partners
- Public Relations with Leverage Point
“We are so grateful to the CU Impossible team for sponsoring this incredible program,” said Nick Jensen, CEO of Harrison Federal Credit Union. “We’ve seen members come into our credit union in tears because they feel like they have nothing; they have no options; they have nowhere to turn.” Jensen then added, “We’ve also seen them leave in tears, but tears of happiness, because of the solutions we were able to provide. I know firsthand what credit unions can do, which is why it’s so powerful to see CU Impossible doing something like this to help small credit unions as we do our best to help the members of our community.”