Networking was the top reason we found (in our highly scientific LInkedIn poll) for attending CUNA’s Governmental Affairs Conference. These tips are great for anyone – especially those who feel a bit socially awkward. We feel ya.
9 Rules of Networking: CUNA GAC Edition Read More »
Sarah Snell Cooke has attended 22 of the last 23 CUNA Governmental Affairs Conferences and will be there later this
What, Why & Where for CUNA GAC: A Veteran’s Perspective Read More »
By John Cooke Credit unions are engaged with members of both political parties as they should be. NAFCU, CUNA and
Cash Is King In Politics: How Credit Unions Can Raise More Read More »
When the CFPB is trying to take your noninterest income and the NCUA is seeking greater vendor oversight authority, while facing down inflation and a recession…
Come for the cannabis (banking), stay for the CLF Read More »
Credit unions remind me of Congress sometimes. I’m sure you have seen polling that shows congress has a very low approval rating, but…
It’s everyone else, not me Read More »
Lots to come from NAFCU’s Congressional Caucus, from cybersecurity to the CFPB to lawmakers, including House Financial Services Committee Ranking Member Patrick McHenry who spoke very directly with NAFCU CEO Dan Berger on these topics and more!
Banks and credit unions have been competing against each other for a long time, but NAFCU’s newest digital advertising campaign
NAFCU’s Newest Campaign Aims To Take On The ‘Big Bank Bullies’ Read More »
On Monday, November 15, 2021, President Biden signed the much-talked about $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law. This bill is just one
What President Biden’s Infrastructure Bill Means For Credit Unions Read More »
