Member Business Lending Fits CUs' Relationship Cultures Perfectly
By Brian McLaughlin
CFPB Keeping us on our Toes: Latest is Mortgage Disclosure Forms
By Lisa Hochgraf
Tackling the Difficult Problems
By Theresa Witham
Earlier this week the CUES School of Strategic Marketing took a fieldtrip to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Visitor Center. My colleague Christopher Stevenson shared his thoughts on the trip in this CUES Skybox blog post.
Growth is Still Good
By Jason Boles
Giving Ideas at the Gates Foundation
By Christopher Stevenson
The Strategic Marketer
By Theresa Witham
Attendees at the first annual CUES School of Strategic Marketing, going on this week in Seattle, are a diverse bunch. There are CEOs, marketing managers, vice presidents and senior vice presidents, as well as the heads of IT and operations. When asked to list what they hoped to get out of the week, there were several themes:
How to Write Higher Risk Loans Responsibly
By Heidi Overman
Continuing Education is Key to Board Success
By Jessica Jones
Imitation over Innovation: Why Getting Value Out of Innovation is Easier than You Think
By Jeff Rendel, CSP
The idea of innovation can be intimidating—but only if you think it means discovering an idea no one has ever thought of before.
In reality, business success doesn’t lie just in innovation; it exists in imitation. Research published in the April 2010 issue of Harvard Business Review demonstrated 97.8% of the value of innovation is experienced by imitators.
No Chip, No Service
By Lisa Hochgraf
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