Credit Union Roundtable Short Takes: Recent Episodes
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Carole Langiu provides insights on the many ways credit unions in Delaware bring their banking services and good will to the state's residents, from the inner city of Wilmington, to the communities along its eastern shore.
Teo Janiga, a freshman at the Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center, and the winner of Rhode Island Lt. Governor’s Entrepreneurship Challenge talks about his business that coaches grandparents on how to virtually connect with loved ones via FaceTime, Skype, Zoom and other platforms to reduce social isolation and loneliness.
Michael Ostrowski, President/CEO at Arrha Credit Union, discusses the meaning of “local” when it comes to credit unions and doing your banking.
Learn how credit unions across the nation work cooperatively to support the National Credit Union Foundation; its executive director, Gigi Hyland, will share the foundation’s philosophy and its efforts to support credit unions and their members in times of need.
Julie Baron, President/CEO of Make A Wish New Hampshire joins Brian Hughes, President/CEO HRCU and Chairman of the NH Credit Union Social Responsibility Committee to discuss a recent contribution milestone achieved by the Credit Unions of New Hampshire in their support of Make A Wish.
Maria Porto, AVP of Partner Relations at Hanscom Federal Credit Union, offers financial guidance for those impacted by an inability to make ends meet because of unemployment related to the COVID-19 shutdowns.
Tim Draper, SVP of Marketing at Navigant Credit Union in Smithfield, Rhode Island, shares his views on the Open Your Eyes campaign as it makes its debit across the state of Rhode Island.
Susan Toalson, VP of Credit Union Awareness Engagement, Credit Union Awareness, provides details on a credit union-focused national campaign to raise consumer awareness; it’s called Open Your Eyes.
The Millennial Summit is coming to Delaware and Carole Langiu will tell you all about it!
Michael A. Vance, Chief Executive Officer at Central Boston Elder Services will share his observations on fighting elder exploitation within the City of Boston.
Stay Connected New Hampshire recently debuted across the Granite State, calling attention to the financial exploitation of people of all ages. Isaiah Moskowitz will help you learn all the details about the campaign, why it was crafted and why New Hampshire Credit Unions played a significant role in bringing the campaign to fruition in his interview with Sunny Mulligan-Shea.
The United Nations has declared the first Saturday in July each year as The International Day of Cooperatives.We'll talk with Howard Brodsky, the Co-Founder, Chairman, and Co-Chief Executive Officer of CCA Global Partners, one of the largest privately held companies in the United States about the cooperative business model and the kind of values that form and influence cooperatives and their day to day style of doing business.
The observance of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) is June 15, 2020. Roundtable will feature a conversation discussing elder justice issues, trends and resources that promote awareness, provide support and offer solutions in upholding justice for older Americans.
Triangle Credit Union CEO, Scott McKnight, shares pandemic-related stories of thanks and recognition received from members for a job well done.
St. Mary's Bank CEO Ron Covey shares pandemic-related stories of thanks and recognition received from members for a job well done.
John Howard, president & CEO Merrimack Valley Credit Union, talks about the impact of the COVID-19 at his credit union and the many precautions he has taken to keep members and staff safe inside the branches as the doors open and business begins to ramp up.
Tim Draper at Navigant Credit Union, who outlines a way for us to get our financial house in order during the New Year.
Madam Money for tips on how to get our credit card debt under control after our holiday spending spree.
Honoring the Fallen with David Sprague, President/CEO of Hanscom Federal Credit Union in Littleton, MA. CEOs of credit unions serving the military share their thoughts on the meaning of Memorial Day.
Freedom Credit Union President & CEO Glenn Welch shares his credit union's up close and personal story of serving members and supporting the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Honoring the Fallen with Chaz Rzewnicki, President/CEO of Dover Federal Credit Union in Dover, DE. CEOs of credit unions serving the military share their thoughts on the meaning of Memorial Day.
Rhode Island Lt Governor Dan McKee discusses his 2020 Entrepreneurship Challenge, along with Sree Dasari, Founder & CEO of Vadati and a winner in the 2018 Challenge.
Credit union life in Poland, Cuba and Puerto Rico, with Michael Ostrowski, President/CEO, Arrha Credit Union.
City of Boston Credit Union President/CEO Dan Waltz and VP of Marketing Karla McCarron, discussing their credit union and the many ways it protects members from financial exploitation;
What makes credit unions different, with Ron McLean, President/CEO, Cooperative Credit Union Association.
Greylock Federal Credit Union President/CEO John Bissell and VP of Community Development Cindy Shogry-Raimer discuss Greylock's new Empowerment Center.
One community's effort to serve seniors, with Bethany Loveless, Director, Council on Aging, Dracut Senior Center and Alison Hughes, Community Engagement Officer, Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union.
We talk with AARP's Dennis Hohengasser about today's scams targeting seniors and all the various free resources available from AARP and credit unions to help protect against scams and fraud.
An economic outlook for the new year, with Steve Rick, Chief Economist at the CUNA Mutual Group in Madison, Wisconsin.
Kurt Czarnowski of Czarnowski Consulting on preparing for retirement and your Social Security benefits.
Laskos invited John Bissell, President/CEO of Greylock Federal Credit Union (MA); Gary Furtado, President/CEO of Navigant Credit Union (RI); Brian Hughes, President/CEO of Holy Rosary Credit Union (NH); and Jerry King, President/CEO of DEXSTA Federal Credit Union (DE) to discuss the many ways their credit unions embrace and demonstrate their business values during an interview segment conducted by Isaiah Moskowitz.
Walt Laskos called on Stephanie Smith, curator at America’s Credit Union Museum, to explain the origins of credit unions in the US and their cooperative structure.
A discussion of financial exploitation and its growing impact on seniors across America. Norfolk County (MA) District Attorney Michael Morrissey served as Laskos’ guest for the interview. Their discussion also covered the Equifax Data Breach settlement and what consumers need to know in order to avail themselves to the benefits stemming from the settlement.
Brian Branch, CEO of the World Council of Credit Unions, also joined Laskos from Madison, Wisconsin, where he described the advocacy efforts of credit unions on the global stage through the efforts of the World Council, including its work in helping people in developing countries to form credit unions.
Listen to how Better Values - Better Bankingis doing their part during the pandemic crisis.
Listen to how Better Values - Better Bankingis doing their part during the pandemic crisis.
Observing Military Saves Month, with Anthony Hernandez, President/CEO, Defense Credit Union Council
We will learn about the special work of credit unions serving the military, with Anthony Hernandez, President/CEO of the Defense Credit Union Council.
We will chat with Sunny Mulligan Shea, victim rights advocate, and Bryan Townsend, deputy attorney general at the NH Attorney General's Office about fighting elder financial exploitation.
The Credit Unions of Rhode Island High School Basketball Championships. We will talk with Dennis DeJesus, CEO, Special Olympics, RI; Andrew Rogers, Westerly Community Credit Union; and Tom Mezzanotte, Rhode Island Interscholastic League.