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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - CU Direct Lending Corp. has appointed Mike James as vice president, lending services for the indirect lending CUSO. The newly created position is the latest in a round of management additions and reorganizations by the CUSO which it says are intended to improve and expand services...

Clemmons, North Carolina Design/Build Firm/Merchandising: DEI, Inc. Size: 4,559 square-feet Length of Time to Build: 10 months Brand Concept: "Southern Casual" How Concept Reinforced in Retail Environment: The retail services combined with the Southern Casual atmosphere help create a destination. Featured on neutral-colored walls, the large-scale, eye-catching lifestyle graphics, framed...

SAN DIMAS, Calif. - Attendees at the Financial Service Center Cooperative's 2004 conference will hear from a former coach and a futurist, the credit union shared branching network said. The conference will be held June 13 - 15, 2004, at the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada....

ELKHART, Ind. - John Katalinich, chief lending officer of Michiana Credit Union was named to the Freddie Mac Credit Union Advisory Board. The group is made up of 12 credit union representatives from mid- and large size credit unions in the U.S. The advisory board provides a forum for constructive...

VIENNA, Va.-When most of us are bored at meetings, we doodle on a scrap of paper, but not Navy Federal Credit Union Executive Vice President for Information Services Ardin Goss. He is solving math problems. But Goss does not just do math for the sake of doing math-though he would....

MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. - Bob Pacheco, longtime credit union leader and the first president/ general manager of Hughes Aircraft Employees Federal Credit Union-now Kinecta FCU-has died. Dubbed an "organizational pioneer" Pacheco also helped found NAFCU and served on it's first board of directors. "All of us at Kinecta are saddened...

WASHINGTON - The Federal Trade Commission announced last week that it will begin referring consumer complaints to the three major national consumer reporting agencies. The new program will forward certain complaints from consumers about disputed inaccuracies or incomplete information in the companies' files to Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. The agencies...

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