John Fiore knows the calendar, he certainly knows he has just a week for Alloya to reach its $70 million capital goal, but the CEO of Motorola Employees Credit Union and a prime mover in the effort to create the new Alloya corporate credit union out of the remains of Members United insists he is "very optimistic that we will reach the goal."

As of Aug. 22, Alloya stood $6 million shy of its goal but, said Fiore, "there are literally hundreds of credit unions we expect to hear from in the next week."

"I honestly would not be surprised if we reach $80 million," Fiore added. "We will be well over $70 million."

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