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  • Keep your regulatory guard up

    COVID-19 will continue to impact the way credit unions conduct business for months—if not years—to come. Effectively navigating an environment of lower interest rates, reduced revenue opportunities, and the added logistics and costs of providing safe working and service environments due to the pandemic will be critical to maintaining healthy performance results.
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  • Keeping you informed on League and Foundation news

    In this week’s edition of the Leaguer, we provide you with the latest League and Foundation news with stories on the election results for the 2021 Asset Category At-Large Directors, disaster relief grants awarded in 2020, and registration information for three important events: the virtual 2021 CUNA GAC, IMPACT Virtual!, and the Foundation 24th Annual Golf Tournament.
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  • Neches FCU promotes five employees

    Neches Federal Credit Union promoted five employees. Jacob Devillier now serves as AVP of operational support/product and service development; Maegan Gay has been promoted to head teller/ITM specialist; Deanna Griggs is now a front-line supervisor; Jacey Rossi now serves as a web loan officer; and Roxanne Sasser has been promoted to compliance officer.
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  • Energy Capital CU promotes senior leaders

    Energy Capital Credit Union has promoted three employees to senior management positions. Corey Cunningham now serves as the chief financial officer; DJ Contreras was promoted to vice president of member services; and Deana Price is now vice president of human resources.
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  • Alcoa Community FCU employees donate to Boys & Girls Club

    On Jan. 6, employees at Alcoa Community Federal Credit Union presented Emmy Rogers, resource development director for the Boys & Girls Club of Saline County, with a check for $1,182.50. The Boys & Girls Club was one of two charities employees supported in 2020.
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Upcoming Events

  • Webinar: AI and Financial Health: What Credit Unions Need to Know Now

    Online
    Grounded in original research from the Financial Health Network (FHN), this session introduces credit union leaders to the evolving role of AI in consumer financial health. Leveraging data from FHN's Financial Health Pulse®, we will explore how consumers use AI for financial advice, how institutions are currently deploying these technologies, and the long-term implications for credit unions dedicated to member well-being.
  • Financial Wellness Council Hot Topics Call

    Online
    You're invited to a Hot Topics call, organized exclusively for members of the Financial Wellness Council. This interactive session is designed to focus on the topics that matter most to you. It’s your opportunity to share ideas, ask questions, and gain valuable insights from peers—helping strengthen your strategies and amplify your impact all around Financial Wellness.
  • Webinar: Strategic Planning for Accounting and Finance Professionals

    Online
    This session bridges the gap between strategic planning as a conceptual exercise and strategic planning as an operational discipline. Designed specifically for accounting and finance professionals, the content demonstrates how institutional strategy decomposes into nested department strategies - funding, ALM, technology, talent - and how those connect to quarterly execution rhythms.
  • Sporting Match for PAC

    Kansas City, KS
    Join fellow credit union advocates for a fun night at the Sporting KC game while supporting the Credit Union Political Action Committee (CUPAC) of Kansas!
  • St. Louis Chapter 2026 Legislative Reception

    St. Charles, MO
    The St. Louis Chapter of Credit Unions is proud to host this year’s St. Louis Legislative Reception. This event will allow you the opportunity to share how credit unions impact local communities and the lives of Missouri residents.