Effective Guide to Mentorship

A mentorship is a relationship in which an experienced and knowledgeable individual (the mentor) provides guidance and support to an individual who is less experienced and knowledgeable (the mentee).
A mentorship is a relationship in which an experienced and knowledgeable individual (the mentor) provides guidance and support to an individual who is less experienced and knowledgeable (the mentee).
The CUES Leadership Development Guide serves as a resource for your credit union to build your future leadership pipeline. Within this guide, you’ll find resources to:
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Welcome to Credit Union Leadership is a guide for executives who are new to the credit union industry. The 30-page manual was developed to help executives who started off in other sectors shine when they join the credit union movement. In it you’ll find:
CUES launched its first-ever talent development survey among credit union CEOs, executives and HR managers in the spring of 2020 and repeated the survey in 2021. The questionnaire, administered by Acuitim Marketing Research and Consulting, was designed to achieve the following research objectives:
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MADISON, Wis.— Talent development leader CUES has released its 2022 Learning & Events Calendar and other tools the industry’s professionals can turn to as they plan for next year.
“Because of the pandemic, online learning and certifications became exceedingly important in 2021, and with the gradual return to in-person events, everyone should be including professional development dollars in their budgets for 2022—for themselves, and for their direct reports,” said John Pembroke, CUES President/CEO. “Not only will doing so help strengthen individual credit unions, but focused talent development paths and opportunities are proven to be excellent for attracting and retaining top talent.”
“We are urging everyone to make their plans early for our 2022 learning opportunities, as we anticipate early sell-outs. In 2021, our eCornell online certification programs and digital offerings were extremely popular, and we expect to see even greater interest in 2022,” said Pembroke. “By sharing our learning and events calendar early, we hope to make it easier for credit union leaders and staff to plan ahead to gain the knowledge, skills and networking opportunities to achieve their 2022 goals.”
In addition to the 2022 Learning & Events Calendar, CUES has Individual Development Plans (IDPs) available for download.
“When it comes to professional development, each person should take charge of their own career path. It all comes down to planning and executing, and IDPs are enormously helpful in assuring the trajectory you’re on is the one that will help you achieve your career aspirations,” said Pembroke.
Download the 2022 CUES Learning & Events Calendar and IDP, and learn more about CUES at cues.org.
CUES is the leading talent development solutions provider for credit unions in North America. We educate, develop and support credit union CEOs, executives, directors, and emerging leaders through partnerships with premier business schools, live and online events, digital learning, networking, and premium content. With over 36,000 members and growing, we measure success one leader at a time.
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