The Ohio CU League has become the first league to enter into a partnership in which CUNA will provide educational services to credit unions. Under the agreement, CUNA is responsible for managing the Ohio curriculum and program development, marketing, and registration process. As part of the agreement, the education and training portion of the league's website has been redesigned. Ohio's credit unions will be offered more than 600 different education and training opportunities. The OCUL said it will hire a market development manager by year's end, whose primary role will be the development and sales of these new education services. "Instead of having one professional employee dedicated to education and training for Ohio's credit unions, we now have more than 40," said Paul Mercer, president of the OCUL.
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