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LSCU Cooperative Initiatives Contacts:
Laura Vann
Vice President, Cooperative Initiatives
205-991-9710, ext. 2181
Adena Whitman
Director, Credit Union Relations
205-991-9710, ext. 2134
David LeNoir
Member Relations Specialist
205-991-9710, ext. 2158
April Ales
Member Relations Specialist
866-231-0545, ext. 1038
Judy Scott
Member Relations Specialist
866-231-0545, ext. 1062
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What is the True Value of Affiliation?
The LSCU 2012 Member's Survey shows that Alabama and Florida credit unions approve of the job being done by the League. Ninety-five percent of credit unions say their satisfaction with the League increased or stayed the same, which is a seven-percent increase from 2010. Ninety-one percent of credit unions say the realization of the consolidation of the Alabama and Florida Leagues is being realized, a whopping 22-percent increase from 2010!
To give credit unions a better idea of how the League is delivering, check out the How the League is Delivering document.
League Quarterly Update
Each quarter the League provides credit unions with an update on the priorities for that quarter. Following the first quarter, the League will now provide a President's Quarterly Video Update instead of the webinars. The video will be emailed to credit unions. You can still access past presentations for those that couldn't attend the webinars. Contact LSCU VP, Cooperative Initiatives
Laura Vann at 866.231.0545 ext. 2181 if you have questions about the quarterly update.
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2012
Value of Affiliation
Credit unions talk about the value of the League
Your affiliation and active participation in the League and CUNA is vital to the long-term success and growth of the credit union movement.
With the many challenges credit unions have faced over the last couple years, it has never been more important that we speak with one unified voice. Together we can ensure a favorable legislative and regulatory for credit unions both in Washington, D.C. and at our state capitols.
For more on LSCU's accomplishments in 2012, please click below and read our "Promises Made, Promises Kept" brochure.
2013 Promises Made, Promises Kept (downloadable PDF)
How the LSCU is Delivering - Mid-Year Report
Find out more about what it means to be a member of the League and CUNA
CUNA Membership@Work Mid-Year Report - 2012
2012 CUNA Power of Association
