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CFO Council Awards $50K In Scholarships

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MADISON, Wis.-The CUNA CFO Council has awarded nearly $50,000 in scholarships, which can be used to attend its annual conference or on other educational programs from CUNA. The funds went to 26 CU CFOs and other professionals, based on financial need.

For info: www.cunacfocouncil.org

Congress Recognizes 100th Anniversary

WASHINGTON-A congressional resolution recently marked the 75th anniversary of the Federal Credit Union Act. Co-sponsored by Reps. John Larson (D-CT), Paul Kanjorski (D-PA) and Jim Himes (D-CT), the resolution cited the "instrumental role" CUs played in helping Americans recover following the Great Depression and the valuable service they continue to provide today. In North Carolina, Gov. Beverly Perdue issued a proclamation honoring the 100th anniversary of credit unions in the U.S.

NAFCU Unveils New Webcast Studio

ALEXANDRIA-NAFCU has unveiled a state-of-the-art Webcast Studio and Meeting Center. The soundproof studio features four remotely controlled pan-tilt-zoom video cameras, equipment to produce live or recorded webcasts and podcasts, audio conferencing technology and three flat-screen monitors.

For info: www.nafcu.org/studio

CU Tomorrow Publishes Final Briefing

MADISON, Wis.-CU Tomorrow, the Filene Research Group-sponsored initiative aimed at helping attract new members, young professionals, and qualified directors, has published its 12th and final business brief. Among the topics available in library of briefs available: "Generation Debt: New Products and Strategies;" "Credit Unions and Social Media: Engaging Young Adults;" "Attracting and Retaining Young, High-Potential Employees?;" "Online Search Advertising?" and "Young Adult Transaction Accounts," among others. For info: www.filene.org

Riverset CU Gets Broad Community Charter

PITTSBURGH, Penn. Riverset CU, which converted to a community charter less than two years ago, was approved by state regulators last week to expand to a three-county community encompassing almost two million people. The $100 million credit union, which had been serving residents on the city's East Side, will now serve surrounding Allegheny, Beaver and Butler counties. The credit union was known until December 2007 as Pittsburgh Teachers CU.

Invest In America Program Extended

LIVONIA, Mich.-Invest in America has announced that the GM and Chrysler member discount programs have been extended through Dec. 31, 2009, according to the Michigan Credit Union League, which helped spearhead the creation of the program. The league said the terms of the program are flexible and could change from month to month.

GM has announced that for the month of July it is offering a $250 incentive in addition to supplier pricing. The top three states for the program, so far, are Michigan, Texas and Pennsylvania.


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