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These Are Just a Few of Ed Speed’s Unfavorite Things

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. There are a lot of things recently retired CEO of Texas Dow Employees Credit Union Ed Speed does not like. Collaboration, social media and e-commerce are just for starters. But he didnt keep his credit union from getting involved in those things.

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on April 17, 2013

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — There are a lot of things recently retired CEO of Texas Dow Employees Credit Union Ed Speed does not like. Collaboration, social media and e-commerce are just for starters. But he didn’t keep his credit union from getting involved in those things.

“I hate social media. I hate e-commerce,” Speed said during his address at the Credit Union Reality Check last Wednesday. “I know you’ve got to do it, but I hate it.” He said he prefers to be face-to-face with his members, and if he began his career again, he would want to run a $100 million credit union.

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