Free, Madcap Technology Discussion This Thursday
Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
I've worked with "the guys" from Cornerstone Advisors on CUES Tech Port and at CUES conferences long enough (coming up on a decade!) to know that they put on a really good, information-packed show.
Economic Action Plan
By Dennis Gibson, CSE
Marketing Through Sponsors or Major SEGs?
Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
I spent a fair bit of time in the Newark and Cleveland airports this holiday. This airport time wasn't long enough to be miserable, but it was long enough to notice and take some notes about two bank marketing efforts.
The Mother of Invention & Her Three Sisters
Barb Kachelski, CAE
Plato said Necessity is the mother of Invention, and I'm sure he's right. But after a visit to the Hong Kong Art Museum's pottery exhibit, I've concluded Invention has at least three cousins born to Necessity's three "sisters."
Fee for Withdrawals?
Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
At our last meeting for the Friends of the Mendon Public library (somehow I got myself elected president of the board), our treasurer let us know that the bank we use for our accounts had printed a small notice on our last statement that it would now be charging a fee for deposits and withdrawals.
Hey, Don't Forget! It's Not Too Late for GMAs
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
If you haven't already entered the Golden Mirror Awards (GMA) for 2009, now's your chance. You've missed the early-bird deadline, but you can still get your entries in by Friday, January 9.
I'd also like to take a moment to thank our panel of distinguished GMA judges.
Mobile Banking: Seeing the Light
By Ron Jooss
At CUES' Directors Conference earlier this month, I had a "come to Jesus" moment during Richard Crone's presentation on mobile banking. Crone helped me see the light. You see, getting your members enrolled in mobile banking isn't simply about giving them the ability to make transactions through their cell phones, though that is a big part of it.
CU Goes ‘Bowling’
By Ron Jooss
Credit Union Kool Aid, Anyone?
By Ron Jooss
Give Gift Cards Safely This Holiday Season
By Jeff Falk, director of product development for TMG
There's been much ado about retail store closings and how that will affect gift card givers and recipients this holiday season. As such, educating CU members about the differences between "closed system" and "open loop" gift cards has never been more important.
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