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Shared Accounts With CU Times combines the personalities behind CU Times with pop culture and credit union issues into one podcast bag. It's our way of taking a break from the week with the people and industry we care about.Image Credit: Alex from the Rock/Adobe Stock; Chris Nicholls/TouchPoint Markets.
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Signup to Generate a PitchShared Accounts with CU Times is a news podcast hosted by CU Times, with 87 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #88
<p >One year into the launch of Fuel Solutions, which is essentially a CUSO for credit union leagues, Executive Director Stephen Nelson catches us up on the venture's evolution to date and future plans. </p> <p >Also, Michael plays a game of credit union over/under with Natasha and Producer Zach. </p>
Episode #87
<p>Velera SVP Jeremiah Lotz says the company's new Atmos ecosystem aims to simplify analytics, improve member experiences and help credit union leaders make faster decisions. </p> <p>Also we're back to the 90's as Natasha regales Michael and Producer Zach with some of her favorite childhood parody humor.</p>
Episode #86
<p>Jeremy Empol, who brings deep roots in advocacy and government affairs paired with a passion for the CU mission, discusses his return to the state associations and priorities for the months ahead.</p> <p>Also, Natasha breaks out her old teen magazines to get to the bottom of the important issues, namely, is Michael the life of the party? And are Producer Zach's BFFs bad news?</p>
Episode #85
<p >Raddon's Bill Handel says younger consumers are gravitating toward big banks and fintechs, while AI and operational efficiency will shape the future of credit unions.</p> <p >And following some moves and major life changes, Michael pauses to check in with Natasha and Producer Zach.</p>
Episode #84
<p>Carrie Foran Sepulveda, VP of Fraud and Physical Security at Navy Federal, talks romance scams and other top fraud threats facing credit unions today.</p> <p>Also, Michael plays a game with Natasha and Producer Zach he invented based on things he's Googled on a plane, titled "Top Five What??!"</p>
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