Inside Cornerstone
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More Q&A for Texas CUs That Want to Prohibit Guns in Their Establishments
In a previous InfoSight article, Cornerstone League Regulatory and Compliance Counsel Suzanne Yashewski provided questions and answers to credit unions in Texas about the new laws regarding guns and the signs for prohibiting guns in their establishments. -
SCMS: A ‘True Asset’ for Communication Federal Credit Union
If you are looking for a credit union that can vouch for the value of sending future leaders to Cornerstone League’s Southwest CUNA Management School, you won’t find a bigger believer in the program than Communication Federal Credit Union of Oklahoma City. -
CUNA Joins Others in Supporting Bill to Change CFPB Leadership Structure
In mid-August, CUNA joined 28 organizations in writing a letter to strongly support a bill to eliminate the current, single-director operational structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. -
Streamlined CDFI Application Qualifying Round Opens Sept. 12
Federally insured, low-income credit unions seeking a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) certification can apply for the National Credit Union Administration’s streamlined qualification process between Sept. 12 and Oct. 15. -
In Memoriam: Oklahoma Central CU’s Brad Scheidt
Oklahoma Central Credit Union has announced that its EVP, Chief Finance and Strategy Officer Brad A. Scheidt died suddenly on Aug. 25.
Upcoming Events
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Branch Manager Bootcamp: Fall Session 2
OnlineThis enhanced four-part series will focus on the next generation of branch managers. -
Mastering Board Leadership
OnlineThis session is designed to equip board members and chairs with the tools, frameworks, and mindsets required to govern with confidence, clarity, and cohesion. -
ELEVATE: Credit Union Leadership Summit
St. Louis, MOA conference for leaders in the credit union movement. -
2027 foCUs
Arlington, TXSave the date for foCUs, a brand-new national, in-person experience for credit union employees, leaders, boards, and volunteers.
