Indiana Members Credit Union, Indianapolis, has granted special service awards to four employees whose combined years of service totals 100. The recipients are as follows: Assistant Vice President of Human Resources Monique Krider, 25 years; Vice President of Information Services Diedra Dunagin, 20 years; Assistant Vice President of Credit Union...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - The state credit union scene was abuzz with activity this year and included everything from charter conversions, field-of-membership expansions, and new state credit union statutes. There was no let up in FCU-to-SCCU credit union charter conversions and field-of-membership expansions in 2001. * The Sunshine State...

Have you had times when selling your credit union's card portfolio looks like a good idea? In fact, maybe on the surface it looks like a great idea? Sure, you may have reasoned, it will probably negatively impact your members, but the premium from the sale looks very tempting. You...

All things must change To something new, to something strange. - Longfellow As a state regulator, I have experienced the painful transition that comes with having to adapt to a changing economic environment. In North Carolina, our Division is entirely fee supported and by law, our fees are to be...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - There's a CEO vacancy at the nation's fifth largest credit union. After 17 years as president/CEO of the $3.7 billion The Golden 1 CU, Stan Hollen is stepping down effective the end of the year. "It's been in the works for a little while. I've been here...

Some well-known names in the industry retired or moved on to other positions in the industry. Here is a sampling of some of the more notable comings and goings as mentioned in Credit Union Times during the year. *

WALKERSVILLE, Md.-Activity in Washington jumped right out of the starting gates this year with immediate action on bankruptcy reform, an economic stimulus package, two new NCUA chairs, and many other credit union-related issues. Unfortunately, following the doldrums of the August congressional recess, news picked up again with the terrorist attacks...

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