Peach State Federal Credit Union to fund business startup grant for Tennessee county

June 21st, 20186377 Peach State Federal Credit Union has partnered with the Walker County Chamber of Commerce to fund a business startup grant in the Tennessee county, according to a The Chattanoogan article. The $5,000 grant will serve as the prize for the upcoming Walker Rocks Start-up Challenge, a pitch competition to help a new recreational, travel or hospitality business get started or expand in Walker County. Applications are available at WalkerRocks.com and due by Aug. 20. Also ran in: The Chattanoogan.com ...

Marietta Business Association networking event to be held at Credit Union of Georgia

June 21st, 2018080 Business-minded Marietta residents can network at Credit Union of Georgia's South Avenue location next week, according to the Marietta Daily Journal.  The Marietta Business Association will again hold its recurring Good Morning Marietta networking event at 69 South Avenue SE in Marietta on June 28 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. For more information, call Kathy Winiarczyk at 678-322-2048. Also featured in: The Marietta Daily Journal, The Marietta Daily Journal Online ...

Winners from Delta Community CU sponsored theater awards to compete on national level

June 21st, 20180168 Two high school theater students from Georgia will soon compete with other young performers from across the country, thanks in part to Delta Community Credit Union. Delta Community was a sponsor of the Shuler Hensley Awards held at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in April 19. Two of the winners of those awards, Parker Jennings and Laughton Berry, will go on to compete in the National High School Musical Theatre Awards — also known as the Jimmy Awards — on June 25. For more, read this Broadway World Atlanta article.  Also appeared in: Broadway World Atlanta, Atlanta Daybook...

President Trump to nominate Rodney Hood to serve on NCUA board

June 18th, 20183131 President Donald Trump is expected to nominate Rodney Hood to serve on the NCUA board in the seat currently held by board member Rick Metsger, according to CUNA. Hood has experience with NCUA. President George W. Bush previously appointed him vice chairman of NCUA in 2005. He served in that position until 2010. "CUNA and the Leagues congratulate Rodney Hood on his nomination by President Trump to the NCUA Board," said CUNA's Chief Advocacy Officer Ryan Donovan. "We look forward to working with Mr. Hood once again to improve the efficiency, safety and soundness for credit unions. During his tenure to the Board, Mr. Hood was approachable...

CUNA announces three senior leadership changes

June 18th, 201825113 The Credit Union National Association recently announced three promotions into senior leadership positions. Mike Schenk has been named CUNA's deputy chief advocacy officer for policy analysis and chief economist. Schenk previously served as CUNA's vice president of research and political analysis. During his time in that role, Schenk played a critical part in the organization's success through policy analysis. His team is closely integrated into CUNA's advocacy strategy to produce data, analysis and research that influences policymakers. Trey Hawkins has been named deputy chief advocacy officer for political action. Hawkins...

AACUC announces Sheilah Montgomery as Pete Crear Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree

June 18th, 20181181 The African-American Credit Union Coalition recently announced that Sheilah Montgomery is the 2018 recipient of the AACUC’s Pete Crear Lifetime Achievement Award. For more than forty years, Montgomery has been advancing the mission of the credit union movement, while increasing the economic viability of individuals, communities and credit unions. She is a founding member of the AACUC and has dedicated her life and career to serving others as strategist, communicator, partnership builder and leader. Montgomery is the retired president/CEO of Credit Union of Atlanta and the former president/CEO of 1st Choice Credit Union. During...

National Credit Union Foundation names new marketing and communications director

June 18th, 20180125 The National Credit Union Foundation recently announced the appointment of a new marketing and communications director. Effective July 16, Brian Griffith, CUDE, will lead all the Foundation's marketing, communications and public relations strategy and execution. Griffith joined the credit union movement in 2011. He's served as the marketing and communicatioins manager and most recently the AVP of Marketing for GESA Credit Union in Richland, Wash. In 2014 he was a "Crasher" at CUNA"s Governmental Affairs Conference representing Washington State and the Northwest Credit Union Association. Griffith was certified as a Credit Union...

Geovista Credit Union executive completes Southeast Regional Credit Union School

June 18th, 20186187 Geovista Credit Union's vice president of staff development recently completed Southeast Regional Credit Union School.  "The entire experience has been so rewarding," said Trish Payne in a Facebook post. "Brought me out of my comfort zone, expanded my confidence and delivered several friends that I hope to keep in touch with." SRCUS is a credit union management school developed through a collaboration with the Credit Union National Association and Georgia Credit Union Affiliates that provides a curriculum to credit union leaders. Classes meet for three weeks over the course of three years. Students also complete comprehensive projects...

Georgia's credit unions stand against elder abuse and financial exploitation

June 15th, 201823431 On June 15, World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Georgia’s credit unions join the rest of the country and the globe in recognizing and opposing elder abuse, neglect and financial exploitation. “I would say it’s a pretty steady trend we see among our elder members,” said Cindy Turner, vice president of compliance in the Enterprise Risk Management Department at LGE Community Credit Union in Atlanta, Ga. “And I think the problem is going to be on the rise because of the growth in that age category.” The U.S. Census Bureau predicts that the number of Americans over 65 years old will nearly double by 2050, growing from 43.1 million...
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