When two credit unions decide to merge, the focus often falls on balance sheets, branch networks, and technology platforms. But there’s another area that deserves
Credit unions thrive when they have steady, experienced leadership guiding long-term strategy. Yet leadership continuity remains one of the most difficult challenges for credit unions
Executive leadership is one of the most important factors in a credit union’s long-term success. Boards are tasked with not only finding talented executives, but
Mergers can be defining moments for credit unions including opportunities to expand reach, improve efficiency, and strengthen member value. But while operational and financial considerations
For many credit unions, balancing the need to offer competitive employee benefits with the responsibility of protecting member value is a constant challenge. Rising healthcare
Attracting and retaining top leadership is one of the most pressing challenges facing today’s credit unions. As competition for experienced executives grows, boards are turning
When two credit unions merge, leadership teams and boards must evaluate every aspect of the organization, from operations and culture to executive compensation. Among the
Rising benefit costs, tightening margins, and growing competition for talent are pushing credit unions to think differently about how they fund employee benefits. For many,
When it comes to executive compensation, credit union boards are often tasked with evaluating complex benefit structures that carry significant long-term implications for both the