Inside Cornerstone
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Employees recognized for outstanding efforts in 2020
Two employees at Cornerstone were recently recognized for their outstanding efforts in 2020. -
Staff training provides focus, insight on boundaries and bias
The Cornerstone League kicked off the year with an all-staff meeting held Jan. 4-5. President/CEO Caroline Willard opened the training, sharing some thoughts and accomplishments from 2020. -
Early bird deadline right around the corner for Pinnacle Awards
Don’t delay. With the Jan. 29 early bird deadline coming up quickly, it’s time to submit entries for the 2021 Pinnacle Awards. -
Handling stimulus payments, increasing focus, and recognizing employees
This issue of the Leaguer contains important information on how to handle stimulus payments. It also includes recognition from our all-staff training and insights on feeding your focus, as well as examples of credit unions demonstrating the “people helping people” philosophy. -
Education First FCU announces selection of chief financial officer
Education First Federal Credit Union in Beaumont, Texas, announced the appointment of Bruce Clark as its chief financial officer.
Upcoming Events
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AACUC Midwest Regional Chapter Meet & Greet
Downers Grove, ILJoin the AACUC Midwest Chapter for a Game Show Battle event: an exciting evening of networking, team-based competition, and unforgettable fun with fellow credit union professionals. -
Greater Oklahoma Chapter Festival of Trees
Oklahoma City, OKMark your calendars for the Greater Oklahoma Chapter of Credit Unions' annual Festival of Trees. -
Fort Worth Chapter Golf Tournament
Euless, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for a golf tournament benefiting TCCUL PAC. -
Central Texas Chapter Golf Tournament
Temple, TXJoin the Central Texas Chapter of Credit Unions for a golf tournament benefiting the Children's Miracle Network. -
New Manager Bootcamp: Session Three
OnlineThis three-part bootcamp series gives credit union members practical, ready-to-use leadership tools to confidently step into (or grow in) a management role.