by Matt Monge | Branding, Culture, Leadership, Learning and Development, Marketing, Strategic Planning, Strategy
GROWING PAINS Growing Pains. Or…growing pains. Ah, now didn’t those two things bring two very different visceral responses? The former was a beloved, if not a bit cheesy in retrospect, sitcom chronicling the exploits of the Seaver family, of Long Island, New...
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 | Employee Experience
How in the world am I going to work from home without losing my mind? Or, if you’re a leader…How am I going to help my team work from home without slowly losing their minds, hating their work, resenting me, and wanting to leave the organization? Some among...
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...
by Taylor W. Wells | Strategic Planning
How many people attend your credit union or bank’s strategic planning session? Ten? Twelve? More? Regardless of the number of voices, have you ever paused to really consider just how many are actually heard? By “heard” I mean people that, either on...
by Matt Monge | Leadership
I know, I know, you’re scratching your head, wondering what in the world toned calves have to do with trust. You see, when teams don’t trust… Well, think about it like this. You’re At The Gym Sweat is trickling down your forehead as the...
by Mark Arnold | Marketing
If you love someone you tend to kiss them. Your significant other. Your kids. Your pet. And whether you love (or hate) your marketing and marketing strategy, it’s time you KISS it as well. KISS is a simple acronym you can use when it comes to analyzing your...
by Taylor W. Wells | Branding
Branding is not a project. Branding is not one person or department’s job. Branding is not your logo or your look. Branding is who you are. Branding is your positioning strategy. Branding is how your employees represent your credit union or bank. In other words,...