Inside Cornerstone
Headlines
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Texas Trust Credit Union Breaks Ground in Grand Prairie
Texas Trust Credit Union will soon have a new branch at South Carrier Parkway and I-20 in Grand Prairie, an area that is seeing significant expansion of retail and restaurant development. The credit union broke ground recently on a new 4,280-square-foot building. -
Overcoming job complacency
Are you burned out? Bored? Coasting? Complacent? Counting down the days to retirement? You spend too much time at work to live this way. Let me give you a little nudge to wake up and move out of the fog of complacency with some plain and simple advice. -
SBA issues new PPP guidance
With the latest round of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) lending in full swing, the Small Business Administration (SBA) has developed new guidance with the U.S. Department of the Treasury. -
True Sky CU helps Black-owned OKC bookstore stay in business
As the only bookstore in Oklahoma City’s eastside, Nappy Roots Bookstore founders Camille Landry and Banbose Shando have worked hard to make literature available to the community. -
Providing member value through virtual development opportunities
Typically, February is a time when credit unions professionals across the Cornerstone region are packing their suitcases in preparation for annual meeting, GAC, or DE training.
Upcoming Events
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Managers Roundtable
Join us in Hot Springs for education and networking. -
Branch Manager Bootcamp: Fall Session 1
OnlineThis enhanced four-part series will focus on the next generation of branch managers. -
Collections Webinar
OnlineCollectors of all experience levels will benefit from this webinar, and all collectors will emerge from this training with a better grasp of what not to do, what to do, and how to do it. -
Branch Manager Bootcamp: Summer Session 4
OnlineThis enhanced four-part series will focus on the next generation of branch managers. -
Branch Manager Bootcamp: Summer Session 3
OnlineThis enhanced four-part series will focus on the next generation of branch managers.
