CUES

February is Black History Month, and for the credit union industry, it’s about more than just understanding and recognizing Black history. It’s a time to highlight the systemic barriers that many Black communities have faced in accessing financial services, as well as a moment to celebrate the triumphs and progress that stem from collective efforts.

This month, let’s take intentional steps to learn more about the role credit unions and system partners can play in expanding access to financial education and empowering underserved communities. By reflecting on the past and taking meaningful action today, we can help shape a brighter financial future for everyone.

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—a visionary leader who inspired the world with his courage, compassion, and unwavering commitment to equality and justice.
Dr. King’s dream of creating a world where opportunity and fairness are available to all resonates deeply with the principles of the credit union industry. At its core, our movement is built on values of inclusion, cooperation, and a shared mission to empower individuals and communities.
Let’s not only celebrate Dr. King’s legacy, but also commit to carrying forward his vision—working together to create a brighter future for all.

Are you a natural relationship builder with a knack for strategy and sales? Do you live in the Midwest and want to help shape the future of leaders in the credit union industry? If yes, we’d love to meet you!

CUES is on the hunt for a Director of Sales and Member Relations Midwest to grow relationships, foster connections, and spread the CUES mission across the region.

Check out the full job description and apply by January 17, 2025. https://hubs.la/Q03165Dh0