Inside Cornerstone
Headlines
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Announcing the 2024 Hike the Hill Crashers
Meet the young professionals selected as 2024 Hike the Hill Crashers, ready to advocate for credit unions in Washington, D.C. -
Credit Unions Answer the Call of Community Service
Cornerstone recognizes member credit unions for their innovation and endeavors in the community. -
Cornerstone Comments on CFPB Proposal Amending Reg V, Medical Info
Letter to CFPB opposes proposed rule amending Reg. V to remove an exception from the limitation in the FCRA. -
Maximize Your Impact: Power Up Your Foundation Gift with Payroll Deduction
Learn how one CU maximized its impact by providing staff with payroll deduction options to support the Foundation. -
Reach Younger Members Today to Drive Growth in the Future
Credit unions can build loyalty with Gen Z by investing in innovative solutions to meet their digital expectations.
Upcoming Events
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CEO Roundtable - Wichita
Wichita, KSOpportunity for CEOs to engage in discussions with colleagues from around the region. -
CEO Roundtable - Dallas/Fort Worth
Arlington, TXOpportunity for CEOs to engage in discussions with colleagues from around the region. -
Missouri Legislative Summit
Jefferson City, MOThe 2026 Legislative Summit brings together industry leaders, policymakers, and advocacy experts for a forward-looking day of insight and strategy. -
Webinar: Awakening Conscious Leadership— Leveraging Awareness, Resilience, and Intentionality
OnlineThis interactive session hosted by the HR & Training Council explores the neuroscience of conscious leadership and invites you to pause, reflect, and strengthen the internal capabilities that shape how you lead under pressure. -
Webinar: Maximizing Mission—Using CDFI, LID, and MDI Certifications to Expand LMI Opportunity
OnlineThis session provides small credit unions a clear, practical understanding of the benefits and strategic value of Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), Low-Income Designation (LID), and Minority Depository Institution (MDI) certifications and how these designations can be intentionally leveraged to better serve low- and moderate-income (LMI) individuals and communities.