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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch #13
Denise Wymore tackles the often-overlooked topic of first impressions with Rob Rutkowski, Lydia Johnson, and Thomas Bowen. Why does opening an account feel like an interrogation? What can credit unions do to make the “first date” nice enough to get a second? Are we doing all we can to be welcoming to alternative lifestyles? Minorities?
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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch #12
Matt Davis interviews fellow CU Water Cooler editor, Doug True and innovative Hoosiers Nan Morrow, Gary Icenogle, and Michael Hostetler about the Indiana Ignite program, a statewide think tank for credit unions. They also discuss GetIT!, a clever financial literacy program for youngsters.
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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch #11
Matt Davis broadcasts live from the CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) with Brent Dixon, Matt Vance, Ken Worthey, Robbie Wright, and Brian Link about Crash the GAC, and what it means to be involved in the conference…for first-timers and veterans. We also visit with our newest CU Water Cooler editor, Carla Day.
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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch #10
Matt Davis and Tim McAlpine welcome Bucks First Federal Credit Union’s Hilary Reed to discuss the outrageously funny ad that Rhett & Link created entitled “VIOLENT and AWESOME Credit Union Commercial!” Also discussed is the amazingly successful program in Michigan “Save to Win,” Young & Free Tennessee, and Filene i3’s Debt in Focus. Oh, and CU Water Cooler now has an iPhone app!
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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch #9
Denise Wymore discusses the future of marketing with iDiz Incorporated’s Kent Dicken, P2P New Media’s James Robert Lay, Creative Brand Communications‘ Jeff Stephens, and Raoust & Partners‘ Olivier Raoust. Is traditional media dead? How does a credit union build brand in the era of new media?
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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch #8
Kelley Parks and Matt Davis examine the life of a credit union blogger (after two minutes of technical difficulties, anyway). What drives them to blog? What makes a great post? Have they ever regretted publishing something?
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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch #7
Morriss Partee of EverythingCU.com discusses paid versus free content in online publications and media sites with Credit Union Times Editor-in-Chief Sarah Snell-Cooke and Brass Media Inc. CEO Bryan Sims. You can also access the show by clicking here.
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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch # 6
01.04.10 | Permalink | 2 CommentsYou may download an .mp3 version of this show by clicking here.
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Liquid Lunch
Liquid Lunch #6: 2010 Opportunities
01.02.10 | Permalink | 3 CommentsWilliam Azaroff is hosting the next Liquid Lunch show, Monday, January 4th at 10am PT (1pm ET). His guest will be Ed Brett, who is the Manager, Ecommerce Channel at Westminster Savings Credit Union. They’ll be talking about 2010, the opportunities, the challenges, the things they’re happy to leave behind and the things they’re excited to dig into.
You can call them at 917-889-7767 and join the conversation once the show begins. Talk to you then…
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William's Reading List
- • Brazil: The New Home of Financial Innovation?
- • Holy grail or another false start for identity « The Bankwatch
- • USAA Makes Mobile Banking Better than Online Banking (NetBanker)
- • What the Real-Time Web Means for Banking (NetBanker)
Gene's Reading List
- • Wells Fargo’s mobile banking tosses away the crutch of online-only enrollment - Javelin Strategy & Research Blog
- • The 2.0 media tour
- • Leadership, Love and the Pursuit of OSM
- • Lessons in Strategic Communications from an Admiral
Matt's Reading List
- • Gen Y to Banks: Do Better
- • The hard part is showing your work
- • Wells Fargo's My Savings Plan
- • Squashing IT's Sacred Cows
Carla's Reading List
- • Gen Y to Banks: Do Better - US News and World Report
- • Five Reasons Companies Should Not Block Access to Social Networks - Advertising Age - DigitalNext
- • Survey: 75% of iPhone Users Have a Wholly Inappropriate Relationship With Their Phones | Dan's FC Blog | Fast Company
- • Getting the Most Out of Twitter, No Posting Necessary - NYTimes.com
Brent's Reading List
- • Mike Arauz: What Behavioral Psychology Can Teach Us About Engagement
- • The Making of an OK Go Video: Singer Damian Kulash Breaks Down ‘This Too Shall Pass’ -- Vulture
- • JASON BOYETT: author of the Pocket Guides: FAQs About Freelance Writing
- • Science Shows You Can Die of Boredom, Literally | Psychology Today
Tim's Reading List
- • An important interview!
- • R.I.P. FDIC
- • Social media: learning goes both ways
- • Generation Revelation
Christopher's Reading List
- • Gen Y to Banks: Do Better - US News and World Report
- • CU Marketing Officer Burns Sunrise Hour to Complete Her Tome
- • Facebook on the clock: Businesses grapple with social media use at work
- • Bank of America to End Overdraft Fees on Debit Cards (Update1) - Bloomberg.com
Kelley's Reading List
- • Articles with Digits Get Shared
- • Do you inspire member service tales?
- • The Dots Need Connecting
- • Social Media Learning Goes Both Ways
Morriss' Reading List
- • B of A kills overdraft fees
- • Protecting Companies That Mix Profitability and Values
- • Why DRM Doesn’t Work
- • Books in the Age of the iPad
Trey's Reading List
- • FT Alphaville » ‘The most serious wave of commercial real estate difficulties is just now beginning’
- • Gen Y to Banks: “Be Nice” | Millennial Marketing
- • Cliff notes version of next recession « DJ and the Bear
- • Young & Free - Why Gen Y Blog - Young & Free presentation for NCUF REAL Solutions
Christopher's Reading List
- • 10 Critical Issues You Need to Address in 2010 | The Raddon Report
- • Millennials Face a Dark Economic Present, but See a Bright Future
- • Gen Y to Banks: Do Better - US News and World Report
- • 'Soros Lectures' Shares Wisdom, Criticism
Doug's Reading List
- • Gen Y to Banks: Do Better - US News and World Report
- • Bank of America Plans to End Overdraft Fees on Debit Card Purchases - NYTimes.com
- • Credit union: Pul-lease take your money - Business - ReviewJournal.com
- • Overdrafts are out: What does that mean for your preauthorized purchases?
Denise's Reading List
- • Financial Literacy: Does it Work?
- • Two cheers for the government (no, really) - The Globe and Mail
- • Getting the Most Out of Twitter, No Posting Necessary - NYTimes.com
- • Does Citibank Suffer from Homophobia?
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