The approaching autumn means strategic planning season is upon most credit unions. As plans are made and strategies reviewed for 2014, Credit Union Journal begins the first of a two-part Special Report in which more than a dozen experts offer insights on how to make that planning more specific, speaking to not just forecasts for the coming year, but the nuts and bolts of making planning sessions more effective and productive. Coverage begins on page 16.
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