'Members Matter Most' To Be ICU Day Theme

Published June 18, 2012, 9:08 a.m. EDT

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Updated August 26, 2020, 10:49 p.m. EDT

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MADISON, Wis.-Members Matter Most.

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That's the theme for 2012's International Credit Union Day to be held in October, according to the World Council of CUs.

International Credit Union Day will be celebrated on Oct. 18 and is part of the broader International Credit Union Week.

This year's theme was submitted by SinÃ©ad Butler from the marketing services department of the Irish League of Credit Unions. "Members Matter Most" was one of more than a dozen themes submitted by representatives from Abacus Australian Mutuals, Credit Union Central of Canada, CUNA (USA) and World Council.

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