Aaron Passman
Aaron Passman is the editorial director at Callahan & Associates, overseeing the company’s online and print publications. He spent more than a decade as a journalist before joining Callahan, and his extensive experience covering the credit union industry includes serving as a reporter and editor for Credit Union Journal and overseeing its 2020 merger into American Banker. Aaron holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Kansas and lives near Kansas City with his family.
Message To The Masses
Electronic delivery channels have expanded credit unions’ reach, but effectively marketing through those services takes its own strategy.
A Strategy To Build Non-Interest Income One Transaction At A Time
How an Iowa credit union increased its interchange revenue by 41% over four years.
The Catch 22 Of Landing Federal Grant Money
After partnering with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston, Grafton Suburban discovered that first mortgage applicants who qualified for grants were hard to find.
Healthcare In The House
Surrounded by companies with generous benefits, Redstone leveraged an on-site clinic to attract talent and cut medical costs.
Leading From The Back Office
Redstone Federal Credit Union is reshaping the institution and adding direct revenue to the bottom line by adding core capabilities and hiring desirable developer talent.
Driving Loans Through The Virtual Channel
With $4B in assets and an aversion to brick-and-mortar, PSECU has no problem moving products and services through the virtual channel.
Ent Credit Union’s Guide To Process Improvement
What one credit union learned from a concentrated effort to improve productivity and efficiency.
3 Takeaways From Callahan’s 2016 Suppliers’ Webinar
What credit union vendors should know about the industry as 2016 kicks into full swing.
Hispanic “Together We Advance” Credit Union Seal Goes National
Juntos Avanzamos program grows from its Texas roots as a way to light the path to safe banking for Hispanic consumers.
“The Big Short” Is Required Watching For Credit Union Leaders, Or Should Be
Why the Oscar-nominated Great Recession-era flick strikes a chord, especially for those in financial services.