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Jan 9, 2025 | 
cuinsight.com | Bryn C. Conway |Judy Hoberman |Susan Toalson McGinty |Susanne Biro
Bryn C. Conway, offers more than 15 years of experience as a former credit union executive with extensive background in strategic planning, brand development, member experience, retail delivery and public relations. ...
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Jul 16, 2024 | 
cumanagement.com | Jennie Boden |Vinod Muthukrishnan |Bryn C. Conway |Ama Pcm
3 minutes Explore the transformative power of leading with trust over fear, fostering a culture of openness and mutual respect. Over your career, who is a leader that had an impact on you? What lessons did you learn from them? How do you carry those lessons with you? In considering these questions, you might think of leaders who had a positive impact.
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May 22, 2024 | 
cumanagement.com | Heather McKissick |Liz Santos |Bryn C. Conway |Ama Pcm
I recently received this message via LinkedIn: "I'm eager to create a life and career that I love, but I know that women sometimes face different hurdles in the professional world. What advice do you have for me?"A similar question lands in my inbox or voicemail time and time again, and it's one that resonates deeply with me. Just last week, I received no fewer than seven emails, calls and messages from young professional women seeking guidance on this very topic.
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May 21, 2024 | 
cumanagement.com | Pamela Mills-Senn |Bryn C. Conway |Ama Pcm
11 minutes Let’s examine several factors that hurt women during their careers to better understand what we can do to improve women’s financial lives as individuals, leaders and credit unions. It’s the season of graduations and commencements, when young women and men finish their educations and launch themselves into the working and career-building part of their financial lives.
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May 21, 2024 | 
cumanagement.com | Pamela Mills-Senn |Bryn C. Conway |Ama Pcm
6 minutes Taking chances and trusting herself has been the hallmark of credit union CEO MJ Neusaenger’s career. Ask CUES member MJ Neusaenger, president/CEO of $280 million Transportation Federal Credit Union, what has helped her get from where she started to where she is now, and she’ll tell you that persistence has played a big part in her career trajectory. “I believe in never giving up,” Neusaenger says.
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Apr 16, 2024 | 
cuinsight.com | Judy Hoberman |Randall Smith |Linda Lafortune |Bryn C. Conway
In the realm of business, sales, and leadership, the pursuit of excellence knows no gender. Yet, for women in leadership roles, the journey to the top often comes with its own unique set of challenges. In a world where glass ceilings still exist, daring to be number one requires resilience, determination, and a relentless pursuit of success. It’s about breaking barriers, shattering stereotypes, and carving out a path that not only challenges the status quo but redefines it.
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Apr 15, 2024 | 
cuinsight.com | Randall Smith |Linda Lafortune |Bryn C. Conway
Lending Perspectives: Empowering members to help the planet and their pockets
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Apr 15, 2024 | 
cuinsight.com | Sean Galli |Randall Smith |Linda Lafortune |Bryn C. Conway
Just as brand strategy informs creative decisions, your name informs your logo design. Your logo visually broadcasts your name’s significance and symbolically implants the name in consumers’ minds. That means creating a logo out of a name isn’t something to do on a whim. It takes time and thoughtful effort. But how do you translate a fantastic name into an incredible community bank or credit union logo?Like your name, logos should embody the essence of the whole brand.
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Apr 15, 2024 | 
cuinsight.com | David Baumann |Randall Smith |Linda Lafortune |Bryn C. Conway
Community Development Financial Institutions and Minority Depository Institutions are losing customers because they do not have the resources or training to provide even the most basic digital services, the Government Accountability Office said in a report issued late last week. “Many CDFIs and MDIs have limited technology capacity that may constrain their growth and ability to fully meet their mission,” the GAO said.
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Apr 15, 2024 | 
cuinsight.com | Lucia Mutikani |Randall Smith |Linda Lafortune |Bryn C. Conway
U.S. retail sales increased more than expected in March amid a surge in receipts at online retailers, further evidence that the economy ended the first quarter on solid ground. The report from the Commerce Department on Monday, which followed news this month of robust employment gains in March and a pick-up in consumer inflation, bolstered expectations that the Federal Reserve could delay cutting interest rates until September. Some economists see the window for lowering rates this year closing.
