Growth For Growth’s Sake? Not In 2025.
Dig into the ultimate read for how to redefine success and achieve sustainable growth. In “Callahan’s Strategic Growth Framework,” CEO Jon Jeffreys outlines how a continuous, purpose-driven cycle that places purpose at the center of your credit union’s business strategy empowers employees, engages members, amplifies stakeholder impact, and fosters sustainable growth.
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A New Framework For Growth
Credit unions of all stripes emphasize purpose-driven leadership, but what does that actually mean? And how can industry leaders put that into practice?
The new book from Callahan CEO Jon Jeffreys gets into the weeds on all that and more, along with examples from credit unions that are living their purpose.
During this year’s Governmental Affairs Conference in Washington, Jeffreys sat down with CU Broadcast to discuss a new model that drives growth by placing purpose at the center of a credit union’s business strategy. That framework empowers employees, engages members, and amplifies stakeholder impact, all of which fosters sustainable growth and builds lasting momentum.
Growth For Growth’s Sake? Not In 2025.
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