Cuna News Podcast

Culture, collaboration, and people are the keys to engagement success, says Tony Budet.

Pandemic, consumer demands hasten shift to digital services.

SEI Sphere’s Steve Bomberger offers the latest insight on cybersecurity.

Brooks Hoffman, Principal at Iron Mountain, breaks down the disposal of outdated hardware and data.

Fiserv’s David Cencula says debit and credit cards still dominate the payments world.

Recent additions to the league system bring fresh perspectives.

Jason Stverak, CUNA’s deputy chief advocacy officer for federal government affairs, and Emily Leite, chief advocacy officer for the Ohio Credit Union League, discuss the importance of allowing credit unions to change and adapt as an industry to meet members’ evolving needs.

Zogo founder Bolun Li describes how the financial literacy app provides opportunities for credit unions.

Hawaii State Federal Credit Union’s new headquarters emphasizes staff’s health and wellness, and provides a safe, welcoming place for employees to return to the office.

Mark Majeske of Alacriti explains the keys to faster international transactions.

CUNA Chief Economist Mike Schenk discusses the economic update, the lending outlook, inflation, supply chains, recession, and everything else going on with the U.S. economy.

Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union CEO/Treasurer Suzette Cowell shares how the $12.3 million asset credit union formed out of faith and a desire to serve an underserved community in crisis.

CU Pride offers the LBGTQ+ community identity, support and inspiration.

Moody’s Analytics’ Scott Dietz breaks explains how FASB rule changes provide new accounting options for credit unions.

CUNA HR & Organizational Development Council award winners Dawn Bartell and Nicole Gaby share their thoughts on employee development, recognition, and leadership.

Kaulana Park and Gretchen Hudacek discuss Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, culture, and community.

DocuSign’s Andy Ambrose discusses the transformation of online digital agreements and its significance for credit unions.

Conference conversations center on consumer preferences and behavior, cryptocurrency, payments, financial well-being, and more.

Seven marketing and business development professionals share their thoughts on marketing, leadership, membership growth, technology, and collaboration during conversations from the 2022 CUNA Marketing & Business Development Conference, which was held March 9-11 in Los Angeles.

Fiserv’s Brendan Watkins discusses how branch automation can help credit unions balance member preferences.