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February 20, 2013
Awards Competition entries due March 15
See the 2012 TFCU award winner profiles. |
The three asset groups - $150 million or less, $151 million to $750 million and $751 million or more – mean that this year's competition can accommodate up to 12 NAFCU award designees.
This year's winners – the leaders among NAFCU member credit unions – will be honored during NAFCU's Annual Conference and Solutions Expo this July in Boston and profiled in The Federal Credit Union, NAFCU's bimonthly magazine.
This is the second time in four years in which NAFCU has expanded its Annual Awards Competition to capture a broader swath of leadership and expertise in the federal credit union community. NAFCU added CEO of the Year to its lineup in 2009. The change was made to allow entries from a wider array of federal credit union professionals.
The Professional of the Year category recognizes non-CEO member representatives for individual achievement, dedication and expertise. The institution's CEO must approve entries to this category.
NAFCU has simplified the entry process this year. All entries are taken online; begin your entry now.
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