Internet Policies: Safe or Crazy?
In the past few weeks, I've heard of credit unions blocking their employees from Google as well as url shorteners (tinyurl, bit.ly, etc.). While I understand the need for some boundaries for the safety of the credit union's hardware and keeping my money safe, I was surprised at the black and white thought process--punishing all for the bad habits of a few. But it has me wondering: What's the craziest thing your IT department blocks?
Don't Prevent Mergers for the Wrong Reasons
By Henry Wirz
Mergers: Lessons From the Trenches
By Tom Randle, CCE
According to WOCCU, at the peak in 1969, there were 23,900 U.S. credit unions. Today, roughly a third remain—and mergers reduce the ranks almost daily.
Time to Update Your D&O Coverage?
By Scott Simmonds, CPCU, ARM, CMC
Extreme Makevover: Business Edition
By Theresa Witham
Recently, while catching up on my knitting blog reading, I stumbled upon an American Express small business promotion.
Podcast: Current Issues in Credit Unions, Episode 54
This month, Faith, Hal, Katherine, Anthony & Rob bring you lots of compliance goodness! Here are the topics:
The Ladder to Success
By Ronaldo Hardy
Young CU Execs: What's on Their Minds?
By Lisa Hochgraf
I had the distinct pleasure this morning of crashing the "Crash" meeting here in Rochester, N.Y., where I live and telecommute for CUES.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010 at 11:51 AM
Went to xyz credit union on Tuesday.
They wanted to ella bout this cool marketin gprogram
two quotes from the marketing person:
Putting on the Ritz
By Lucy Roidt
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