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10 Garnishes of Gratitude for the Holiday Season

Amazing leaders and the pursuit of constructive change are just a couple things the credit union industry can be grateful for this year.

By Sarah Snell Cooke | Updated on November 24, 2015

The end of the year is a time for giving thanks for the many opportunities and lessons of the past. So while we’re (turkey) sandwiched in between Thanksgiving, Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanza, it’s time to take stock of all the things for which to be grateful.

We can all be grateful so many amazing credit union leaders exist to include in CU Times’ Final Four program. We started out with 64, and believe me, it was difficult for us to whittle down to only that many. We let the readers take it from there with online voting. Following who makes it to the next round has been fun, although everyone on that original list – and many others – are all winners. It’s been interesting to observe who lobbies for themselves or a colleague, who’s sharing on social media and who emails us privately about this pick or that. Participation in this program has far exceeded my expectations, which makes me grateful for our loyal audience. I’m also grateful to Executive Editor Heather Anderson for talking me into it, and particularly Social Media Director/Senior Reporter Myriam DiGiovanni for plowing through all the complications.

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