Bringing the credit union difference to statehouses
Jim Nussle
Chief Executive Officer, AMERICA’S CREDIT UNIONS. Our mission is to advocate for and advance an environment where credit unions thrive.
CUNA and Leagues launched geotargeted ads about the credit union difference around every statehouse in the month of April to celebrate Financial Literacy Month. The ads reached policymakers across an array of different websites while they spent time in and around each statehouse.
Our ads received more than 4.6 million impressions and an average click-through rate that was significantly higher than the industry average. Thirteen states used customized language, and those states performed even better.
These efforts kept the credit union difference—and its positive impact on consumers and communities—top of mind as state legislators went through their sessions.
As state sessions wrap up, Leagues in several states worked to defeat interchange legislation, while others helped advance bills to increase consumer access to credit unions. State issues are a vital component of our 360-degree advocacy, and we couldn’t do it without our League partners.?
Workshop explores service to Hispanic communities
Registration is open for the National Credit Union Foundation’s Workshop 2023 set for Oct. 10-13. This immersive learning event takes place in El Paso, Texas, to explore the numerous opportunities in better reaching, engaging, and serving Hispanic communities. Coopera Consulting, Inclusiv, and National Association of Latino Credit Unions & Professionals (NLCUP) are also event partners, and GECU will be the host credit union.
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CCUA, MECUL host Young Professionals Summit
Shout out to the Cooperative Credit Union Association and Maine Credit Union League for their joint Young Professionals Summit. More than 140 young professionals from five states gathered for networking, idea sharing, professional development, and a great roundtable discussion. Thanks to the Leagues for an amazing collaboration to benefit our next generation of leaders.
Sharing AAPI Heritage month stories
Credit Union Magazine is commemorating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with interviews of several credit union leaders. National JACL Credit Union President/CEO Dean Hirabayashi shared the story of a credit union growing from a World War II-era Japanese internment camp. Tinker Federal Credit Union Assistance Vice President/Branch Manager Chih Wei Chen discussed coming to America from China when he was 12 and how credit unions’ culture appealed to him.
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1 年Why are credit unions who pay no federal taxes, also allowed to require employees to sign confidential agreements with provisions (see below) stating they will not raise allegations of credit union wrongdoing with governmental agencies??The confidential agreement was filed in federal court (for a case currently pending) and is now public record. See https://www.dhirubhai.net/groups/14221041/ or https://www.scribd.com/user/465774540/Tax-the-Credit-Unon-Cartel?