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The NAFCU Journal: Explore how CUs can foster an innovative culture, economic outlook for second half of 2021
The July-August edition of The NAFCU Journal is now available with features tackling how credit union leaders can foster an innovative culture at their credit union, and an economic roundtable examining what credit unions should watch in the remaining half of 2021. Articles and columns in this issue provide insights from industry leaders and experts and can be viewed anytime on the new virtual hub.
The first feature, "Creating an Innovative Culture Starts at the Top," dives into how credit union leaders must aim to inspire a workplace culture that provides structure and support - two items that are key factors when encouraging staff to offer innovative ideas.
"Economic Outlook Roundtable" looks ahead to the remaining half of 2021. Members of the Credit Union Economics Group (CUEG) provide their forecast on the factors that might affect the U.S. economy in the upcoming year, and how those effects might impact credit unions.
Each edition of The NAFCU Journal includes several columns from NAFCU leaders and experts offering advice and insight into the world of credit unions. Find the sections from the July-August edition online below:
- From the Chair: More Than the Bottom Line
- Washington & Industry Briefs: Interchange Fees Refresher
- The Bottom Line: Residential Real Estate in the Post-COVID World
- Leadership Download: Open Communication: A Must for Leaders
- Inside NAFCU Services: 2021 Innovation Award Winners
- Management Insight: Beyond the Postcard
- Executive Spotlight: Bill Bynum
- Compliance Central: The Americans with Disabilities Act: Some Basics
- From the President's Desk: Fintechs are Gaming a Fragmented Regulatory System
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