Inside Cornerstone
Headlines
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Will you be the next YP Crasher at ELEVATE?
Crash Elevate gives 10 select young professionals the opportunity to experience a Cornerstone conference that is generally reserved for credit union leaders. YPs can apply online beginning July 1. -
CDFI credit unions have until Aug. 23 to apply for grants under Equitable Recovery Program
Credit unions designated as Community Development Financial Institutions have until Aug. 23 to apply for grants under the CDFI Fund’s Equitable Recovery Program. -
Central Oklahoma FCU and True Sky FCU announce merger
Central Oklahoma Federal Credit Union and True Sky Federal Credit Union have announced plans to merge, pending regulatory approval and a Central Oklahoma membership vote. -
TDECU names new board member and two senior leaders
TDECU, Houston’s largest credit union, has named Elizabeth Killinger to its board of directors, Jason Schneider as its chief financial officer, and Josh Brian as its new market president for the Lake Jackson and Brazoria County region. -
TTCU named a Best-in-State Credit Union by Forbes
Forbes has named TTCU Federal Credit Union a Best-in-State Credit Union. Only three Oklahoma credit unions achieved the designation.
Upcoming Events
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South Texas Conference & Expo
Corpus Christi, TXJoin the Coastal Bend Chapter and Magic Valley Chapter of Credit Unions for the 2026 South Texas Conference & Expo to learn, connect, and have a blast. -
Central Texas Chapter Golf Tournament
Temple, TXJoin the Central Texas Chapter of Credit Unions for a golf tournament benefiting the Children's Miracle Network. -
Houston Chapter Meeting
Houston, TXJoin the Houston Chapter of Credit Unions for a presentation on business continuity for credit unions. -
Fort Worth Chapter Bowl-a-thon
Fort Worth, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for a Paw-some Cause at the Annual Bowl-A-Thon. -
Fort Worth Chapter Meeting
Fort Worth, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for an inspiring conversation about what makes credit unions different and why our cooperative roots still matter today.
