Marc Rapport
The Great Divide: Expert Advice From Recovering Bankers
Marc Rapport
August 26, 2019
Credit union senior managers dish on what they’ve learned, and unlearned, from their transition to cooperative financial services.
How A Financial Cooperative Became A Voice For Social Justice
Marc Rapport
August 26, 2019
St. Louis Community Credit Union strives to be a positive force, and it has the impact report to prove it.
Branching Out: New Placement Strategies Have Credit Unions Serving Members In Unusual Places
Marc Rapport
August 26, 2019
Six credit unions from California to Connecticut and locations in between share their placement strategies for branching success.
Vermont Federal Launches A Career, A Database, And A BI Department
Marc Rapport
August 19, 2019
How the Green Mountain State cooperative cultivated talent from within while building out analytics capabilities.
A Small But Mighty Response To Payday Lenders And Fintech Competitors
Marc Rapport
August 19, 2019
Credit unions are experimenting with employee-sponsored small-dollar loan programs at the urging of Filene and the FINRA Foundation.
Expert Advice From Analytics Debuts And Do-Overs
Marc Rapport
August 12, 2019
Five credit union leaders dish on what they did well and what they’d do differently when launching an analytics program.
What’s In A Name: Director Of Engagement Systems
Marc Rapport
August 12, 2019
Ent Credit Union taps a senior marketing technology manager to engage staff and members for CRM success.
What’s In A Name: Chief Growth Officer
Marc Rapport
July 29, 2019
Alissa Sykes guides growth across the enterprise at Sunmark Federal Credit Union by continuing her love of working with math and people.
A Matrix To Temper Risk And Break The One-Size-Fits-All Approach To Funds Availability
Marc Rapport
July 23, 2019
Nusenda Credit Union’s funds availability formula boosts member service by exceeding regulated minimums and treating outliers as outside the norm.
The Good, The Bad, And The Reserved
Marc Rapport
July 18, 2019
The new CECL accounting standards are expected to raise reserves and concern alike, but there could be some upsides, too.