CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 156 Renee Sattiewhite AACUC DEI 2021 2
You know Renee Sattiewhite. She’s CEO of the African American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC), has been a past guest on this podcast (episode 101), she is a co-star in DCUC’s Tony Hernandez’s recent podcast (155) and she is the person to see if you want to know how African Americans are faring in credit union […]
CU 2.0 Episode 155 Tony Hernandez DCUC on the AACUC CCEP (Initials Decoded Below) DEI 2021 1
Now don’t you wish you had a magic decoder ring? There’s an alphabet soup in the podcast title. Let me decipher.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 154 Joe Cianciolo Home Co-Purchasing
An elderly member contacts you. He/she has a stack of medical bills, little in savings, but substantial equity in a home. What are the options? How can you help?
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 153 Jon Voorhees on What You Do Not Know About Smart Branching
Jon Voorhees has spent his work life optimizing branch performance. He has headed initiatives where an institution added hundreds of branches and he has headed initiatives where hundreds of branches were closed. His last job at a financial services company – he now is a consultant based in Washington State – was as a senior vice […]
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 152 Bill Clark CEO TimeTrade SilverCloud on Digital First Banking Trends
You know the headline – in fact you could write the story on the explosion in digital banking transactions during the last pandemic year.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 151 Michelle Asher ENT on Social Media Mastery
Consider this podcast everything you wanted to know about credit unions and their social media channels but were afraid to ask. Or maybe you just didn’t know to ask.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 150 Vince Bezemer on Self-Directed Banking
File this under trends that will rock the ground beneath your feet. The next wave in financial services will be self-direction, says Vince Bezemer, head of strategy at Backbase, whom you know from CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 110 (and the companion, 111, with Wildfire Credit Union, a Backbase customer).
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 149 Samira Rajan Brooklyn Cooperative Credit Union and Economic Inequality
It was the members’ personal stories that hooked Samira Rajan early in her employment at what then was known as the Bushwick Cooperative and now is the Brooklyn Cooperative. When she started there it was in 2001 as a volunteer via AmeriCorp Vista the recently founded credit union had assets of $299,000, four employees (including […]
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 148 Cathi Kim on Capitalizing Your Small Credit Union
Cathi Kim’s job title at Inclusiv, a trade association for community development credit unions, tells you why you need to listen to her. She’s Director of Inclusiv/Capital which means her focus is on finding ways for community development credit unions, often very small, to bring in new capital, which can come from a range of […]
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 147 Luis Pastor Latino Community Credit Union
Latino Community Credit Union was founded in 2000 in Durham NC when the community was rocked by a wave of robberies – even murders – of Latino workers who were paid in cash and were believed to walk around with their pockets stuffed with cash because they were unbanked.