Main Street in Crisis–The Credit Union Difference
By Gary Easterling, CCE
Our members, our communities, and our nation need the credit union difference. Today is the day for the accumulated strength of the credit union movement to step up and give back to the member-owners.
Please Partner Fully
Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
Leave it to plane travel to inspire two grumbly posts. (See the other one here.)
Fee Delivery
Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
On Sunday night, I had to pay to check a single bag from San Francisco to Rochester, N.Y., through Boston. $15. For one, not-even-especially-heavy bag. I was grumbling.
CEO Network: Be There or Be Remote
By Mary Arnold
What the Heck are Mail Goggles?
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
After several failed attempts at coming up with a clever introduction to this post, I give up. Here's what I want to share with you. Gmail's Mail Goggles.
Mail Goggles will help prevent you from sending those late-Friday-night, four-appletini e-mails to friends and colleagues. How? By making you solve a few simple math problems after you click <send> to make sure you're in the right state of mind.
Don't Just 'Super Size' me, Hook me Up
Posted by Ron Jooss
Last night I was coming home from the grocery store and I stopped in at Cold Stone Creamery (or Stone Cold Creamedy, as my 5-year-old son calls it). I'd call it a guilty pleasure, but somehow I never feel all that guilty about it. The kid who was working the store was hanging a Happy Halloween banner. He jumped off the ladder as I opened the door and said, "Welcome to Cold Stone Creamery."
Credit Unions: Just in TIME
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
CUs: The Next 100 Years
By Mary Arnold
In honor of the 100th anniversary of U.S. credit unions (our Canadian friends already reached this esteemed mark in 2000), CUES will be proposing a toast during CEO Network's awards banquet. And I'm looking forward to lifting my glass high to celebrate this accomplishment with all of you who will be in attendance.
Are You Ready for Big Bank Refugees?
Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
CEO Network: It's Alive!
By Christopher Stevenson
There's something very appealing about the concept of a "living document." I like the idea that a document can be revised to meet changing needs over time. Over the past month, we've had the opportunity to apply the same concept to CEO Network, changing it to address the ever-evolving economy and market conditions. As part of these changes, I am proud to announce that economist Dr. Lloyd Atkinson will be joining CEO Network as our closing speaker.
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