Inside Cornerstone
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CUs grow and do good in the community
Cornerstone recognizes member credit unions sharing news about their growth, expansion, and endeavors in the community to exemplify the “people helping people” philosophy. -
Texas House Calendars Committee declines to schedule interchange bill
The Texas House Calendars Committee declined to schedule the interchange bill, HB 3395, for House floor debate before the May 11 deadline. -
What do 900 leaders from 350 CUs have in common? They’re Cornerstone Council members
Cornerstone Councils are free for affiliated credit unions. Councils connect credit union professionals and volunteers with other leaders in your field. -
Reminder: Submit your nominations for CUNA national awards
The clock is ticking. Time to get your submissions ready for CUNA's national community service awards. -
ALM Workshops coming to Houston—and your area
Cornerstone offers Asset/Liability Management Workshops in your area, an excellent learning opportunity for management, staff, ALCO, and boards.
Upcoming Events
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Webinar: Core Values: Managing Money in Line with What Matters to You
OnlineThis session is a space for members of the Money Habitudes community to explore your personal relationship with money and support your professional role. In this 60-minute session, we’ll take a step back from the numbers and do a financial reset with a core values activity. -
Central Arkansas Chapter of Credit Unions Bowling for Bucks
North Little Rock, ARJoin the Central Arkansas Chapter to strike up some fun while supporting credit union advocacy across Arkansas! -
CEO Roundtable - Jefferson City
Jefferson City, MOOpportunity for CEOs to engage in discussions with colleagues from around the region. -
SHIFT Lending & Collections Conference
Irving, TexasHosted in partnership with the Cornerstone Lending & Collections Council, this conference provides networking and education opportunities for lending and collections professionals. -
Hike the Hill
Washington, D.C.Join Cornerstone as we visit with key regulatory agencies and members of Congress in Washington DC.