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The terms member experience and member engagement are often confused, conflated or used interchangeably. The terms are not synonymous, and failure to recognize the key differences can have extensive consequences for credit unions that may lead to member attrition and stagnant growth. Recognizing and understanding the key distinctions between experience and engagement is fundamental to building long-term relationships with members and ultimately the key to sustainable growth and business outcomes.

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