It’s that time of year again, when traditional tunes like The 12 Days of Christmas dance in our heads. We try to recall what our True Love will be sending on the fourth, fifth or sixth day, and wonder where we’re going to put those six geese a-laying.
Now that the holidays are here, many families are beginning to find their finances stretched thin.
Is growth part of your plan for next year? Unless your plan is to be listed among the casualties of the year that is published by CUToday.info, it had better be. So here are 16 thoughts for 2016 on growing your credit union.
Nobody likes to talk about core conversions.
Step aside J.D. Power; CUNA and the state leagues are about to give a demonstration in how you really go about measuring satisfaction.
The number of mergers is down compared to last month and last year.
For any organization that invests time and money on training efforts, introducing blended learning can pay big dividends.
The end of the year is approaching, and that can only mean two things: 1) Dick Clarke will be resurrected yet again, and 2) time to clean out the pre-Thanksgiving leftovers in the Reporter’s Notebook.
The speed of change has reached a velocity that is creating unprecedented levels of stress on businesses and increasing the competitive pressures in the marketplace.
You might not know it from the ostentatious displays, the blatant consumerism, and the Facebook boast-posts that brag “look what I have that you don’t,” but it is humility that is supposed to be at the heart of the holiday season that is bookended by Thanksgiving and Christmas.
