Impact/Purpose

Our Purpose page is your central resource to explore strategies that elevate products and services from run-of-the-mill commodities to powerful tools that support members and communities and set credit unions apart from competitors.

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Keep New Member Referrals All In The Family

Harvest FCU adds members through a family-focused referral program.
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How Attentive Listening Makes For Stronger Lending

First Source Federal Credit Union scores rapid loan growth by considering a borrower’s personal background as well as their financial history.
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The New Rules Of Business In A #Trending World

Actions in and out of the office now spread faster and farther than ever before. Here’s how to make sure the court of public opinion ...
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Educational Systems Federal Credit Union Takes “Support Education” Mantra To The Races

Maryland credit union puts its commitment to education on display while also doubling down on the movement’s commitment to the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.
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A Tale Of Two Internships

How a Michigan credit union works with college millennials and veteran CUSO staff members alike.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

25 Years In The Forest, Still Seeing Trees

It’s times like today when credit union executive teams most need a strategic mindset to lay the foundation for future success.
Industry Insights

6 Big Ideas For 2016

With the books on 2015 officially closed, it's time to get excited about the new year ahead.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Equity Investment Is A Big Idea For 2016

Crowdfunding provides opportunities for credit unions, small businesses, investors, and local communities.
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Building Relevancy Is A Big Idea For 2016

In this Q&A, the CEO of Listerhill Credit Union discusses how the Alabama institution searches for relevancy, speaks to Gen Z, and captures business at ...
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Disruptive Collaboration Is A Big Idea For 2016

If credit unions can embrace the idea of Collaboration 3.0, they can become the disruptors rather than the disrupted.
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