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CREDIT UNION NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
2009 COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION OF THE YEAR AWARD INFORMATION

The Selection Process

A panel of judges – chosen by the CUNA – will select the Community Credit Union of the Year award recipients. Selection will be based upon the credit union’s ability to demonstrate their ability to impact and succeed with:

  • Membership Services
  • Community Impact
  • Financial Services Impact

Winner Recognition

The winner will be announced at the 2009 Community Credit Union & Growth Conference October 21 – 24 in Las Vegas. The winner will receive the following:

Entry Procedures

If your credit union deserves consideration for this prestigious award, please submit the entry form and payment form along with the required information no later than August 21, 2009.

No credit union is too small to receive the Community Credit Union of the Year Award! All entries will be judged according to credit union asset size. Entries by credit unions with an asset size less than $250 million will be judged in their own division. This means more potential for recognition to all credit unions!

The announcement of the 2009 Community Credit Union of the Year will be made at the annual conference. Therefore, all nominees should plan to attend the October 21 - 24 conference at the Green Valley Ranch Resort in Henderson, Nevada.

Rules, Fees & Judging

Credit unions may enter in one of two asset sizes – below $250 million and $250 million and greater. There is a nominal fee for submitting your entry – for those credit unions below $250 million in assents, the fee is $80; credit unions above $250 million in assets the fee is $100.

How to Prepare Your Entry

All nominees must be from an affiliated credit union.

Entry Procedures

Those interested in competing for this prestigious award must submit three (3) copies of their entry no later than August 21, 2009. Entries should be placed in 3-ring binders and must contain the following information:

  1. Member Impact
    1. New Product Development: New products that were created specifically for the community or a segment of the community. Please include the background and research, current members participating, and other impact.
    2. Real Estate Services Offered: Please list all real estate services offered to the community including the number of members participating in these programs.
    3. Business Services Offered: Please list all business related services (loans and deposits) offered to the community and include the number of members participating in these programs.
    4. Other Services Offered: This would include services like financial counseling, insurance planning, brokerage service, auto buying, etc…
  1. Community Impact
    1. Business Plan: How is your credit union set-up to serve everyone? Please provide supporting evidence of execution.
    2. Marketing Plan: How are you reaching everyone in your community? Please provide evidence demonstrating execution and results.
    3. Date of Community Charter: How long have you been a community charter? What community(ies) are included within your charter?
    4. Board of Directors Diversification: Majority of the Board must be from your defined community. Please include the names and date the board member began their service to the credit union. List all activities in the community where members of your Board of Directors participate.
    5. Community Involvement Practices: Employee involvement in local charities, civic organizations, contributions and employee hours contributed into your community. List awards the credit union has received from your local community involvement, economic development, and any other investments in your community.
    6. Serving the Underserved: What products, programs, or innovations were used to reach this market segment?
  1. Financial Impact
    1. Strength and Soundness: Please provide the last three years financial statements.
    2. Growth Rates: Provide deposits, loans, and number of members. List deposit and loan growth by consumer, business, and real estate accounts (where applicable).
  1. Additional Requirements
    1. Copy of the credit union’s last annual report
    2. A copy of the credit union’s organizational chart
    3. List of donations to the community by the credit union
    4. Copy of the past year’s marketing plan
    5. One color or b/w photo (not larger than 5 x 7), which may be used for publication in the event your credit union is the award winner. (Photographs will not be sent to the judges.)
    6. DVD highlighting your credit union activities and testimonials
    7. References

All entries become the property of Credit Union National Association and will not be returned.

Submit entries by August 21stto:
Lynne Bjorgo
Credit Union National Association
5710 Mineral Point Road
Madison, WI 53705

If you have questions about the entry procedures or completing your entry, please contact Lynne Bjorgo at (800) 356-9655 ext. 4864 or via email to lbjorgo@cuna.coop


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