Things I Learned the Hard Way—Lesson 5
By Robert H. Halleck
Good People Don't Like Working With Bad People
Freebie Webinar: Developing Your Mobile Banking Strategy
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
Mobile banking is on the radar of lots of CUs. Mobile is sexy. Unfortuntately, effective mobile banking is also elusive. So how do you build an effective mobile banking strategy? Cornerstone Advisors' Tripp Johnson and Quintin Sykes recently presented a Webinar on just that topic.
Check the Webinar out for free. Just click here and then click "Order Now" in the upper right corner of the Webinar's Web page.
Things I Learned the Hard Way—Lesson 4
By Robert H. Halleck
Strong CEO, Strong Chair or ... Both?
Having two strong leaders, focused on different areas and functions of the credit union, creates more benefit for members.
Things I Learned the Hard Way—Lesson 3
By Robert H. Halleck
The Branches you Don't Open Do Not Hurt Nearly as Much as the Ones you Do
CUES Experience Podcast Episode 1: Steve Williams and Brent Dixon Discuss Top Tech Trends
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
I am excited to announce the inaugural CUES Experience podcast! In this installment, Steve Williams, principal of Cornerstone Advisors, Inc., discusses the top technology trends of 2008 with Brent Dixon, creative director of Trabian and blogger at opensourcecu.com.
Ready to Help Members With the Stimulus Rebate?
Posted by Lisa Hochgraf
These words in an ad for ACTON Marketing in the upcoming April 2008 issue of Credit Union Management magazine caught my attention:
Every sort of retail business is gearing up promotions to convince eager consumers to spend the incentive money and tax refunds with them. So are banks.
Expecting One Thing and Getting Another
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
I receive a number of e-mails each day that include links to online articles about credit unions, banks, and the big financial-services picture. Most are set up so I see the headlines and the first few sentences of each article. When I read the e-mail, I scroll down the page, clicking the headlines that look interesting and skipping over the banner ads (they're not obtrusive and don't affect the readability of the e-mail, so they don't really bother me). Today, one of my e-mails got sneaky on me, though.
Things I Learned the Hard Way—Lesson 2
By Robert H. Halleck
Things I Learned the Hard Way—Lesson 1
By Robert H. Halleck
In my 35 plus years in the financial services industry, I learned some things the hard way and made more than a few mistakes more than once. I'd like to share some things that made an impression on me during my career. None of them is new and a fairly common reaction is, "I know that." So do I, but given the tenor of the times it doesn't hurt to discuss them again.
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