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Do you know someone who excels at board governance? Would you or someone on your team like to explore ways to advocate for a better regulatory and legislative environment for your credit union? This week, we cover a range of topics that may inspire ambition, action, and caution.

Automated Teller Machines – better known as ATMs – are subject to many types of attacks such as skimming, tampering, and robbery. Physical ATM attacks are on the rise across the nation, as criminals forcibly open ATMs using vehicles, chains, and other tools. Drive-up ATMs and standalone kiosks have been particularly vulnerable to such attacks, which can cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage.

The Cornerstone League is seeking nominations for candidates to serve on the Cornerstone Resources Board of Directors for the following positions.

 Get involved in the credit union movement and join us for the first virtual Oklahoma Governmental Affairs Conference, on March 9, from 2 to 4 p.m. The country may still be socially distancing due to the ongoing pandemic, but that won’t stop credit union leaders from engaging and advocating for a better legislative and regulatory environment for credit unions.

As we are ever mindful of the ongoing public health crisis, Cornerstone announces that the 2021 Texas Governmental Affairs Conference is going virtual. Registration is now open for the March 22 event, which runs from 1 to 3 p.m. CT. This Texas GAC is a dues-supported event, free to Cornerstone-member credit unions.