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It appears that the COVID-19 crisis will be with us for a while longer. Even with a vaccine on the horizon and improved treatments for the disease, this new normal is challenging credit unions on many fronts. One of the deepest challenges is continuing the strategic planning process effectively, despite facing physical distance and personal employee distress. Organizations that have cultures that foster communication, agility and employee engagement will have the best chances of succeeding in these difficult times.
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