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LIQUID LUNCH #28
Tim McAlpine and Carla Day talk about their visit to the Zappos headquarters in Las Vegas. They discuss the Zappos culture, customer service excellence and how the Zappos way can be used in credit unions. William Azaroff’s CU Water Cooler Symposium speaker pick was announced. And, a voting update was given for the CU Water Cooler Wild Card Speaker contest. Voting continues through the end of this week. Vote if you haven’t yet!
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Liquid Lunch #27
Trey Reeme, Brent Dixon, and Christopher Stevenson chat about the fall of Wesabe, open source innovation versus proprietary information, and the CU Water Cooler Symposium’s “Be a Speaker” contest. Christopher announces that Jon Hernandez, CEO of three different collaborative credit unions, is his choice for Symposium speaker.
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Liquid Lunch #26
Gene Blishen chats with Central 1’s Marketing & Communications Specialist Alanna Dyani about how the credit unions of British Columbia collaborate on marketing, leverage a centralized Marketing & Creative Services Department, and use the resources of Central 1 to attract consumers to the credit union movement. The conversation quickly turns to how credit unions can attract the 18-30 year old demographic in particular.
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Liquid Lunch #25
Gene Blishen, Kelley Parks, and Denise Wymore talk with Chris Blough, CEO of Wayne County Community Credit Union and Sean McDonald, Director of Business Development & Marketing at Liberty Savings Federal Credit Union about the struggles of and opportunities for small credit unions. The editors also announce their choices for the CU Water Cooler Symposium in Fishers, Indiana, October 28-29.
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Liquid Lunch #24
Trey Reeme and Carla Day discuss Senator Durbin’s proposed interchange amendment, the impact of the credit union blogosphere, and their choices for the CU Water Cooler Symposium in Fishers, Indiana, October 28-29.
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Liquid Lunch #23
Denise Wymore talks to Juan Fernandez, VP-Governmental Affairs and Sylvia Lyon, CEO, at CUANM about proposed interchange legislation. Tim McAlpine then comes on to make an exciting announcement about the CU Water Cooler Symposium in Fishers, Indiana, October 28-29.
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Liquid Lunch #22
Carla Day, Christopher Morris, Tim McAlpine, and Matt Davis talk about the Hot Topics of the previous week including: opposition to the Interchange Amendment, Innovation FCU’s Flash Mob video, the Next Top Credit Union Executive contest, and Vantage Credit Union’s new Young and Free “Not Your Mama’s Account“.
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Liquid Lunch #21
Kelley Parks and Carla Day talk to CFOs Mark Sadowski (Lacamas Community Credit Union) and George Kite (Call FCU) about how marketers can “speak CFO.”
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Liquid Lunch #20
Matt Davis, Christopher Morris, and Kelley Parks talk about the Filene Research Institute’s i3 Program with Filene’s Chief Innovation Officer Denise Gabel and Ent Federal Credit Union’s VP – Information Technology (and former i3er) Chad Graves.
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Liquid Lunch #19
Matt Davis, Denise Wymore, and Carla Day talk about the creditunions.com article entitled The Successful, Near $0 External Marketing Budget and what things credit unions can do to market more efficiently.
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William's Reading List
- • PFM And The Online Banking Hierarchy « Marketing Tea Party
- • Financial literacy sadly lacking
- • Visa Aims At Online Shoppers With Two E-Wallet Services - PaymentsSource Article
- • Brand identity: It’s all in your head - The Globe and Mail
Gene's Reading List
- • The Financial Brand » How to: Twitter for financial institutions
- • How to Build Trust Online | SEO Book.com
- • 10 Golden Rules of Social Media
- • EDL Consulting - SaaS (Force.com)
Matt's Reading List
- • Your Vote is Needed
- • Wal-Mart to Put Radio Tags on Clothes
- • PFM and the Online Banking Hierarchy
- • What a co-op means today.
Carla's Reading List
- • How to Get Started in Social Media - US Banker Article
- • CUonTheMove: The Rubber Band Ball an Operational Effect
- • Missouri CUs Do Takeoff on ‘America’s Got Talent’
- • Millennials Won't Change Work; Work Will Change Millennials
Brent's Reading List
- • Ze Frank on Imaginary Audiences :: Articles :: The 99 Percent
- • Will Digital Culture ever invent a Homer Simpson? :: CultureBy – Grant McCracken
- • william azaroff » Blog Archive » What a co-op means today.
- • For Jessica // Finding Your Voice
Tim's Reading List
- • Mortgage Recommender Home-Account Acquired By Bills.com
- • The Lifeline for College Students: Credit Unions
- • Why The Most Interesting Man in the World Moves More Units Than Old Spice Guy
- • Levi's Matching Social Media Millennials
Christopher's Reading List
- • The Financial Brand » 3 credit union microsites – the pros and cons
- • Technology News: Social Networking: The Incredible, Invulnerable, Indispensable Social Network
- • 10 Tools for Getting Web Design Feedback
- • CUs Can Take a Page Out of Zappos Customer Service Playbook
Kelley's Reading List
- • The Lifeline for College Students: Credit Unions
- • Solving the Perfect Problem
- • CBS MoneyWatch Spot on Credit Unions
- • Who's First? First Michigan or Michigan First?
Morriss' Reading List
- • PFM And The Online Banking Hierarchy
- • What banks and credit unions can learn from Old Spice
- • It’s Official: Facebook Passes 500 Million Users
- • We Have Sinned
Trey's Reading List
- • CU Grow - Credit Union Blog
- • End Seen to Free Checking - WSJ.com
- • The Big Spill « DJ and the Bear
- • Poor people spend 9% of income on lottery tickets; here's why
Christopher's Reading List
- • Millennials Won't Change Work; Work Will Change Millennials - Andrew McAfee - Harvard Business Review
- • Why The Most Interesting Man in the World Moves More Units Than Old Spice Guy | Fast Company
- • PFM And The Online Banking Hierarchy « Marketing Tea Party
- • Valuable to others, or only you? | Derek Sivers
Doug's Reading List
- • Dodd-Frank, Act Two | The Raddon Report
- • Flash Marketing Addendum: Co-branded Payments (NetBanker)
- • Flash Marketing: Can Groupon/LivingSocial Work for Banks and Credit Unions? (NetBanker)
- • Countdown To Buy – When Time And Trust Count Most
Denise's Reading List
- • Forget the Cool Factor, Focus on Millennials' Needs | Millennial Marketing
- • 10 Quick Rules for Artists Using Social Media
- • Coming to Terms with Humanness
- • The Old Spice Man Proposes on YouTube - Twitter Girl Says Yes
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