NACUSO Intro's New Award

March 27, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

NACUSO has introduced a new award: the 2006 CUSO Collaboration and Cooperation Award. The first recipient of the award will be named at NACUSO's Annual Conference May 15-18 at The Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas. "The new award will honor those multi-owned CUSOs that best exhibit excellence and innovation in utilizing the collaborative and cooperative model to solve challenges faced by the credit union industry," says Judy Sandberg, interim COO for NACUSO and VP of Gateway Services Group. For info: www.nacuso.org.

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