Upcoming Sister Society meetings
Posted: Jan 28, 2021 | Author:
Cornerstone League
Sister Society meetings are free to attend, and all are welcome. Seize the opportunity for an educational and uplifting session with all six of our Cornerstone chapters. Meetings will continue virtually for the foreseeable future, and our leaders are working hard to provide quality speakers. Visit the Sister Society webpage for more information. 
Date: Wednesday, Feb. 10
Date: Wednesday, March 17
February: Investing in your most important relationship
Date: Wednesday, Feb. 10Time: 2:30–3:30 p.m. CT
Location: Zoom
Valentine’s Day causes us to give a lot of attention to relationships. With this special day right around the corner, let’s make time to think about our most important relationship—the one we have with ourselves. Over the past year, the pressure has been high with caregivers having more demands; managers working to help employees navigate uncertainty in the workplace; parents becoming teachers; and credit union employees serving as essential workers. Every relationship has demanded more and, through it all, we worked to build inclusion in an often-polarizing environment.
Join President/CEO of Humanidei + O’Rourke Jill Nowacki as she discusses how to stay true to yourself with a life aligned with your values in a time where you may feel like your own last priority. You will leave the session energized and better connected to yourself and your sisters.
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Presenter: Jill Nowacki
Nowacki started her career with credit unions in 2001. She has taken on leadership roles at credit unions and state and national trade associations. Now, she uses her experience and passion to lead Humanidei, a human capital strategies firm committed to making credit unions the workplaces and volunteer causes of choice for today’s workforce.
Nowacki holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of Montana and a Bachelor of Arts in communication and public relations from Carroll College. She is a certified International Credit Union Development Educator, a Certified Association Executive, and is accredited by Harrison Assessments.
March: Don’t miss the chance to engage with this exemplary leader
Date: Wednesday, March 17Time: 2:30–3:30 p.m. CT
Location: Zoom
As the chief operating officer of Seattle Credit Union, which has $934 million in assets, Tonita Webb oversees most of the organization’s day-to-day operations. Even beyond the credit union mechanics, Webb leads the organization’s corporate culture to provide a path for personal prosperity for its members, communities, and employees.
Webb, an Air Force veteran, an MBA, and a mother of four, leads by example and gives herself freely to her community work. She currently serves on boards for nonprofits like Southeast Effective Development and social enterprises like Pioneer Human Services. She is a champion of diversity and inclusion and is a frequent speaker on the subject.
As important as her credentials are, the empathy and compassion Webb learned by being raised by a single mother in low-income housing projects in Virginia are perhaps her greatest attributes. Her mother’s work ethic has inspired her to lead, whether serving her country, her employers, or her customers.
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