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2009 Archived WebinarHow to Get the Most from your Home & Family Finance Resource Center Subscription ArchiveAccess available October 29, 2009–April 29, 2010
Tuition: $0 for the archive webinar (live webinar not included) ABOUT THIS ARCHIVE WEBINAR To view this webinar, click on "Access this archived webinar" in the grey box above. We're all looking for ways to make the most of our spending—and credit union professionals are no exception. Here's help for you to optimize your Home & Family Finance Resource Center subscription as a tool to build loyal and active members—while they are learning good money management. TOPICS & OBJECTIVES Through this FREE one-hour webinar for Resource Center subscribers, staff from CUNA's Center for Personal Finance will show you:
Home & Family Finance Resource Center subscribers responsible for business development, marketing, or financial education Affiliation with CUNA/League is required for attendance.
INSTRUCTORS Michelle Dosher Michelle is managing editor for Home & Family Finance Resource Center. She has reported on money management and consumer topics for CUNA for 10 years, and is the video producer for Home & Family Finance Resource Center. She is the Center for Personal Finance liaison to the Defense Council of Credit Unions and the CUNA Marketing & Business Development Council. Lin Standke Lin has worked in the training and development arena for more than 20 years. Past positions include managing the technical training department, train-the-trainer programs and employee communications at Target Stores. Later she moved to TRAINING Magazine as content advisor to the magazine staff and Program Director for the annual 7,000-person conference. While at TRAINING, she developed and edited five books on adult learning and training topics. Lin was responsible for designing training for more than 38,000 volunteers at the 1991 Special Olympics World Games. This experience led to a move to Alaska where she developed community training programs for agencies representing people with developmental disabilities and mental illness. Lin joined CUNA in 2000 and worked as the manager of several CUNA schools before moving to the Center for Personal Finance to work on youth financial education. She created the Mad City Money budgeting simulation for teens and manages the Guides to Independence courses. She is CUNA's liaison to the National Youth Involvement Board (NYIB) and managed their conference for six years. |
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