NY CUs Offered Planning Help

December 05, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

New York State Credit Union League is offering credit unions in this state assistance in the strategic planning process through a new relationship with Virtual CEO Consulting Group. Empire State credit unions are being offered a discount on services through the firm, which focuses on execution and offers Internet assessment tools and other planning processes. William J. Mellin, president of the NYSCUL, said the league, as part of its evaluation, also participated in the company's online internal assessment process.

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