Bent on pursuing cost savings and eliminating duplication, the leadership of eight state credit union leagues convened in a special session in Oklahoma City this week to explore new areas where economies of scale can be realized in the year ahead.
In a prepared statement, the group said the regional meeting held Monday in the newly-opened headquarters of the Credit Union Association of Oklahoma was focused on "a commitment to expand league collaboration"
Among the proposals discussed was compilation of a regional directory of association products and services to be shared among the Mid-Continent state leagues and CUs as well as "marketing" of new co-op educational events.
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