Marketing "FUN"damentals
By Lisa Hochgraf from notes by Josie Collins
Microsite to Reach 'Young, Free' Albertans
Commerce Bank: A Cool Culture Reduced to a 'Footprint'
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
I'm feeling a bit blue today. Why? When I woke up this morning, the first thing I read on my Google home page was that Commerce Bancorp is being acquired by Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD). It shouldn't really bother me; heck, there isn't even a Commerce Bank in Wisconsin. And I should have expected it, since former CEO Vernon Hill's indiscretions came to light. Nevertheless, it's hanging over my day the way the stench of sweaty kids and old fries looms in a McDonald's PlayPlace. But, why should I care?
A Buzz about Shaving
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
Mr. Thomas E. Murry, CEO, Local 20 IBEW FCU, Dallas, closed out the Filene i3 meeting last week. Did he close with a motivational speech to get folks charged up before they left for home? Nope. How about an insightful look at the nature of innovation? Nuh uh. Cool credit union product ideas? No. The closing session was on the art of shaving.
Update--Virtual Finance: Pushing Us Out of Our Comfort Zones
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
Scott Moriarty, a team member of the i3 Virtual Finance project, has posted a detailed explanation of how credit unions may benefit from a presence in the virtual world. In it, he lays out the root of his team's idea.
Virtual Finance: Pushing us out of our Comfort Zones
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
Don't Educate. Pay Attention.
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
I just returned from a great Filene i3 meeting in Dallas. (For the uninitiated, you can learn more about i3 and its projects here.) In addition to the fantastic product and service ideas being knocked around at the meeting (more on those in later posts), there was a good deal of discussion about the role of education in product development.
Dressed for Success
If you can Write an E-mail, you can Peg Your CU's Value Proposition
By Mary Arnold
Strategy and business models have been pretty much the recurring themes on CUES Skybox of late. And rightly so, I'd say. If we don't get these aspects of our businesses right, what difference does anything else make?
Beating the Blue Gummi
Posted by Christopher Stevenson
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