TILLAMOOK, Ore..–The third edition of the excellent new education resource for credit union board members has been sent to subscribers.
The CU Board Brief, which was created in response to discussions with board members and was further built with their input, helps to meet directors’ educational requirements by informing them of big picture issues taking place in credit unions and financial services and provides potential discussion points in the board room, while not overwhelming readers with too much information.
The Credit Union Board Brief features approximately one-dozen paragraph-length descriptions of issues that deserve attention, and then an accommpanying link to the full story for more details.
In This Month’s Issue
The new May issue included coverage of:
- The firing of two NCUA board members and what it could mean
- The forecast from former NCUA Board Chairman Dennis Dollar on what’s likely ahead across a number of issues
- Why one CU formed a Next Generation Advisory Council
- A look ahead at the auto lending market from a credit union expert
- A wide-ranging discussion of ways to “reimagine” numerous challenges to credit unions, along with innovative responses
- One CU’s unique new ‘Quest Rooms’ response to serving members
- What the CFPB card fee settlement means to the market, according to an attorney
- How four CUs have been hit in a matter of months by cyber-attacks and ransomware
- One CU’s new subscription-based service model
- A look at just how little Americans understand about finance
- Five different views on what it takes to make a CU/CUSO partnership work
- Advice on modernizing the board recruitment process, part of a series from Rochdale on board governance issues
- And more
Costs & Information
The cost of the CU Board Brief is just $799 per year, and that’s for the entire board, not per person. For info or to receive a copy of the April issue, contact Frank J. Diekmann at [email protected].