The time is now! Credit Unions NEED to attend the UNDERGROUND & MONEY 20/20. AUGUST 12, 2024 – BREAKING NEWS: Mitchell, Stankovic & Associates announces a new credit union experience through a partnership with Money20/20 in Las Vegas. The Underground Thriller on October 26th will launch a week of credit union engagement at MONEY20/20. Technology […]
Mitchell Stankovic Leads Initiative to Unshackle CUs From Legacy Tech New core and sandbox of connected solutions to be announced at Oct. 26 UNDERGROUND event at Money 20/20 July 15, 2024 Boulder City, NV—Mitchell Stankovic and Associates (MSA) has courageously taken on the challenge of unshackling credit unions from the burden of legacy technology so they
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It is Up to You and Us! The Algorithmic Effect of an Echo Chamber on You A physical echo chamber is a room traditionally used by sound recording studios to simulate the echo effect of large spaces, such as a concert hall. In an echo chamber, when you say something, the same message reverberates back
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Addressing the Risks and Feeling Confident about the Future Like any other organization, credit unions rely heavily on technology to streamline operations and efficiently serve members. However, this reliance on technology exposes credit unions to vulnerabilities that cyber criminals can exploit. Let’s start with legacy systems. Many credit unions still operate using legacy systems, which
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“We just want to get back to a normal life.” At 4:30 in the morning we “coffeed-up” and met at the Centrum Credit Union parking lot in Bitom. We had two ambulances to deliver. The credit union was proud that they were part of the credit union effort to deliver two ambulances to Ukraine while
LUBLIN, Poland–Five Ukrainian refugee women, all of whom are receiving housing assistance from the credit union-supported Via Stella Fund, said that without the help their lives would be much more difficult in Poland, and they each shared their stories of what has happened to them and where they are now. They related journeys that include
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LUBLIN, Poland–In some single rooms, there are three families sharing limited space and bunk beds. In the hallways, clothes hang on racks to dry. There is a shared bathroom on each floor. And everyone who lives there is thankful to have it. During CUToday.info’s week-long visit with credit unions in Poland as part of a
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LVIV, Ukraine–The executive director of a credit union in Ukraine is crediting assistance from the World Council and the fact its members are borrowing again for helping it to regain its footing and remain open as this country remains under attack from Russia. Like everyone else in the country, Volodymz Sydozovskyy said Anisia Credit Union
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LUBLIN, Poland–They may lead organizations significantly different in asset size, but the last 500 days for two credit union CEOs in Poland have been remarkably similar when it comes to learning how to pivot in the face of a war, how their employees and members are responding, what refugees really need, and why CU membership
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LVIV, Ukraine–A pair of ambulances funded by credit unions in the United States and Poland has been delivered to Ukraine, where they are now being driven further east toward greater danger in a country constantly under attack by Russia. The ambulances, each of which was filled to the roof and from side to side with
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