Recently, I have been doing a lot of keynoting and consulting for credit unions and organizations that have volunteer boards. One of the biggest questions I get asked is: How do you diversify the board? In other words, how do you recruit, attract and fully develop younger board members? It is a hot topic and seems to be top of mind for almost every credit union.
Well, it is great that most leaders recognize you need younger board members. In order for an organization, especially a credit union, to grow and compete, your board needs to be reflective of your future members.
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