Five strategies for reinventing your credit union during the crisis
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As leaders, we all feel torn right now. We yearn for normalcy and to be able to do what has worked for us previously. That could be the annual planning retreat, regular in-person and virtual board meetings, lots of internal meetings with staff and partners, and fostering an organizational culture that rewards results and celebrates milestones. But wait, we’re still in a crisis, right? Should we be focused on “mission-critical” priorities or should we be talking about how our world has changed and then move with speed to reinvent the way we do business?
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Original CEO of Frankenmuth Credit Union dead at 76
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14th annual MSUFCU Student Art Exhibit underway
In spite of COVID-19, the show will go on … with a few twists
EAST LANSING, MI (January 26, 2021) The MSUFCU Student Art Exhibit is back and will open to the public for viewing from Wednesday, Jan. 27, through Wednesday, Feb. 24, at the Michigan State University Federal Credit Union Headquarters in East Lansing. Young, local artists from 11 mid-Michigan high schools will showcase artwork, hoping to earn votes from those who stop by the headquarters during regular business hours for the exhibit.
With in-person viewing limited this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, most of the public is expected to the view the art and vote online at
Change-Ups: Mendez joins GR Chamber as talent development manager
Monica Mendez is the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce’s new talent development manager. She is responsible for overseeing Leading Edge, Leadership Advantage, and expanding upon ATHENA Grand Rapids programming, as well as providing support to chamber members. An immigrant from Mexico, Mendez came to the United States 20 years ago. She spent the first 15 years of her career as a business professional in a variety of different sales roles, but the magna cum laude graduate from Eastern Michigan University with a degree in International Business said she always felt drawn to other causes related to creating positive change within the community.