Shanon McLachlan

Sep 11, 2023 | cumanagement.com | Amy Freed Stalzer |Deedee Myers |Shanon McLachlan

3 minutes Govern with confidence. Credit unions and new board members share a dual responsibility for new director orientation. While new directors must prepare themselves to do well in their new role, credit unions should also look at what they can do to help orient incoming board members. Read our special report for more ways a comprehensive director orientation is so important. Download the special report from the September 2023 magazine.

Sep 8, 2023 | cumanagement.com | Amy Freed Stalzer |Deedee Myers |Shanon McLachlan |Lesley Sears

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Sep 7, 2023 | cumanagement.com | Amy Freed Stalzer |Deedee Myers |Shanon McLachlan

3 minutes Knowing some of the challenges senior managers face may help with the transition. Sponsored by CUCoachAll those projects, conversions and late hours have led you here, to the title of vice president. This is an amazing accomplishment, and you deserve it. A lot of hard work and dedication had to take place to get you here, and so begins the next phase of your career.

Sep 6, 2023 | cumanagement.com | Amy Freed Stalzer |Deedee Myers |Shanon McLachlan

Skip to main content 4 minutes How do your credit union’s strategic priorities align with those of your peers? Sponsored by Jack Henry™The Jack Henry™ Strategic Priorities Benchmark Study is a treasure trove of information to help credit unions of all sizes and demographics plan and prepare for their near- and long-term futures.

Aug 23, 2023 | cumanagement.com | Richard H. Gamble |Morris Morrison |Stephanie Schwenn Sebring |Shanon McLachlan

3 minutes Georgia United CU’s digital transformation strategy was developed with a member-centric focus and room for creativity. Roughly four out of five financial institutions plan to increase their technology spend over the next two years. As more credit unions focus on modernization efforts, it’s important they make the most of these investments. Credit unions are building technology plans around the people and communities they serve.