by Shawn Temple | Leadership
It’s the best time of the year! College basketball and March Madness© bring us the greatest tournament in the world! The highs, the lows, the peaks, the valleys, the triumph and the heart-wrenching agony of it all. Just like the financial services industry, the...
by Austin Lohnes | Leadership
What is luck in leadership? Is there something to it? As fictional character Harvey Dent famously said, “I make my own luck.” But still, what is luck in the first place? Is it some kind of magical ingredient or secret sauce that guarantees good luck?...
by Shawn Temple | Leadership
Sometimes, pictures of what leaders need to be come from the most unexpected places. Like a crowded airport. I was standing in the general boarding area at the gate with approximately 500 other folks—all of us looking like we just witnessed a puppy murder....
by Mark Arnold | Strategy
If you look at current economic downturn data and projections for too long, you’ll get depressed quickly. McKinsey & Company is projecting it will take most business sectors more than five years to get back to their 2019 GDP levels. Bancography recently...
by Elizabeth Rider | Learning and Development
This article by Mark Arnold originally appeared on cutimes.com. The coronavirus pandemic up-ended much of the way the world as we knew it earlier this year. This included massive societal changes including the way we interact with each other, with our...
by Elizabeth Rider | Marketing
Mindy Uitterdyk is a credit union marketing veteran. She’s currently the VP of Marketing at UniWyo Federal Credit Union, where since 2011 she’s led their team through major strategic marketing endeavors including a rebrand and creating a customized member experience...
by Mark Arnold | Strategy
This post by Mark Arnold originally appeared on cutimes.com. COVID-19 is one of the biggest challenges of our time. The pandemic’s health threat and death rate are the likes of which we have not seen in generations. And of course we are likely to feel the...
by Matt Monge | Culture, Leadership
Remember that feeling as a kid when your parents tried to take your temperature? No, not that way. I’m talking about when you were a little bit older, and they told you they needed to take your temperature. You knew that meant they were going to jab slide that...
