John Odom

MADISON, Wis.— Credit union professionals looking to get a head start on their 2023 professional development goals can turn to the latest resource from CUES: Plan Ahead To Get Ahead: Six Smart Strategies to Make Your 2023 Professional Development Efforts Go Further, where they’ll find ideas and tips on making their budget and time investments pay off.
Visitors to the site will find:
“What is planned and tracked tends to get done, and this is especially true for professional development,” said John Pembroke, CUES President and CEO. “Creating an individual development plan that intersperses large and small efforts along the way will help assure the trajectory you’re on is the one that will lead you to your career aspirations. As credit unions begin building their 2023 budgets, we encourage all industry professionals to plan for their professional development as well.”
Learn the Six Smart Strategies now and download the 2023 CUES Learning & Events Calendar while you’re there. To learn more about CUES, visit 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 35,000 members and growing, we measure success one leader at a time.
Connect with CUES at CUES.org and on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. For daily insights on issues impacting credit unions visit CUmanagement.com.
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MADISON, Wis.— Talent development leader CUES has rolled out new membership pricing for credit unions with assets of $149 million and lower, the first major change to CUES Membership pricing since 2019.
“Affordable access to quality talent development is vital to every credit union. This is especially important for smaller credit unions, which may not have access to the resources their larger counterparts do. We want to make sure these institutions know they have a place with CUES,” said Jimese Harkley, JD, CUDE, CUES VP/Membership. “Thanks to our new pricing, smaller credit unions in the U.S. can get a group-level membership starting at just $2,495 annually.
“We’re also offering early access to credit unions joining now through November 1, making this the perfect time to join,” said Harkley. “Those joining now for 2023 will receive immediate access to their benefits, potentially giving them months of free membership.”
CUES offers memberships for Individuals, plus two group levels—Unlimited and Unlimited+. The most popular benefits include:
Watch for more CUES Membership enhancements coming later this month.
Learn more about CUES Membership at content.cues.org/membership23. 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 35,000 members and growing, we measure success one leader at a time.
Connect with CUES at CUES.org and on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. For daily insights on issues impacting credit unions visit CUmanagement.com.
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