To mark International Credit Union Week, nearly 90 CU credit union representatives from New York, New Jersey, the National Credit Union Foundation and even NCUA succeeded in getting themselves on TV last week during a broadcast of NBC's Today Show. The credit union contingent, wearing CU T-shirts and carrying banners, were part of the crowd that is featured outside the show's TV studio. Credit unions also handed brand t-shirts to Today show regulars Al Roker, Matt Lauer, and Ann Curry.
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