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Credit Union of Colorado

Credit Union of Colorado is a not-for-profit, federally insured credit union in Colorado that provides consumer financial services including checking and savings accounts, certificates of deposit, money market accounts, IRAs, auto and home equity loans, mortgages, credit cards, and digital banking.www.cuofco.org

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Oct 27, 2026

Anurag MukherjeeHOST
0:12
So with that mindset, let's start.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
0:14
So who Michael is? Michael is a brand new executive in credit unions.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
0:19
He heads products and transformation at Schools First with a background of close to more than a decade in consulting, Deloitte PwC.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
0:28
After that, in a bank for more than another decade.
MichaelGUEST
1:25
I think the approach can be very different, you know, and putting, you know, the needs of and the needs of your members front and center, you know, is something that is not always there in banking.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
1:36
Sure.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
1:37
Now, since you've seen the best in class or world class outside, credit unions need people like you, right? Who've seen the world and have come over here to improve or change the mission.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
1:49
So how do you define a world-class digital experience maybe for a credit union now? Because, you know, you're here.
Gayle LloydHOST
0:03
It celebrates at its heart the work of credit unions and their vital role in enriching our lives and communities.
Gayle LloydHOST
0:10
Brought to you by First Class Credit Union, each episode features insightful discussions revealing the meaningful impact that can be made through economic collaboration.
Gayle LloydHOST
0:21
Mostly it's a collection of compassionate conversations about navigating life and the individual journeys we take.
Gayle LloydHOST
0:38
Welcome to Money Made Human, a podcast by First Class Credit Union.
Gayle LloydHOST
0:43
We're delighted today to be joined by Karen Scott, the CEO of ScottMed.
Gayle LloydHOST
0:48
Karen, thank you so much for being with us.

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Gayle LloydHOST
45:00
We're grateful to spend time with you and hope you enjoyed it.
Gayle LloydHOST
45:04
If you want to join a credit union, choose us.
Laurie Lane-ZuckerGUEST
24:07
because the custodial investor is still at the table after the quarterly money has gone.
Laurie Lane-ZuckerGUEST
24:14
So the book looks at lenders that already work this way, and I identify several, like RSF Social Finance here in the States and Self-Help Credit Union.
Laurie Lane-ZuckerGUEST
24:24
For anyone putting money into a company, one question tells you a great deal.
Laurie Lane-ZuckerGUEST
24:28
When does this capital need to leave, and what will the company have to become to let it? If the answer is a sale on a fund's timetable, the mission is running on someone else's clock.

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Laurie Lane-ZuckerGUEST
41:34
But also think well beyond that.
Laurie Lane-ZuckerGUEST
41:36
Think to the five pillars.
Laurie Lane-ZuckerGUEST
41:37
Well, nurses, community health workers, teachers, librarians, foresters, and regenerative farmers, social workers, credit union managers.
Laurie Lane-ZuckerGUEST
41:48
Now, each of these people...
Joe BerkowitzHOST
1:57
The Financial Brand Forum will be in Las Vegas, Nevada from April 5th through 7th.
Joe BerkowitzHOST
2:03
National Credit Union CEO Roundtable will be in Chicago, Illinois from May 3rd through the 5th.
Joe BerkowitzHOST
2:10
And then you also have the ABA Risk and Compliance Conference, another big one, which will be held in Baltimore, Maryland this year from May 18th through the 20th.
Joe BerkowitzHOST
2:21
So just a kind of a brief rundown on a few of these here.
Joe BerkowitzHOST
6:38
Last April speakers include executives from Bank of America, Truist, Citizens Bank, and Capital One.
Joe BerkowitzHOST
6:43
Keynotes draw talent from outside finance, typically authors and entrepreneurs.
Joe BerkowitzHOST
6:49
National Credit Union CEO Roundtable offers a space for leaders to exchange insights and challenge assumptions in an environment prioritizing open dialogue, connections, candor, and peer-to-peer learning.
Joe BerkowitzHOST
7:01
larger discussions in the 2026 event centered on the effective innovations such as ai and stable coins the benefits of collaboration and the challenges of fragmentation so and then you get the aba risk and compliance conference um yeah the 2026 version of this conference featured key insights from lived in experience uh moderated panels included speakers from banks undergoing m a and integration Fulton Bank, Esquire, banks trying to stay under a specific asset threshold, byline.
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73:20
So whether you need a rewards checking account, financial products that assist with travel, easy business loans, or affordable auto loans, come see us so we can build the community together.
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73:31
Panhandle Credit Union.
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73:33
Banking made better.
Ryan MulveyHOST
73:51
That's going to do it for this edition of the Inside Drive Podcast.
Ryan MulveyHOST
73:54
We'd like to thank our sponsors who make this show possible.
Ryan MulveyHOST
73:57
Beach House Sales and Development, Golf Plus, Dak Cajun Place, proud sponsor of our Athlete of the Week, the BAC 9 PCB, Juice and Sunsets, and of course, Panhandle Credit Union.
Ryan MulveyHOST
74:07
If you enjoyed the show, be sure to like, follow, and subscribe.
Ryan MulveyHOST
74:11
Watch us on YouTube or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Spotify.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
0:50
You're fired of the conversation.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
0:51
The Neil Prendergast Show with Elevated Credit Union.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
0:53
Pick up the phone 0818 104 106.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
0:56
You can text 0868 104 106.
Jed MeyerGUEST
0:54
In the decentralized finance space, neither of those things are true.
Jed MeyerGUEST
0:59
And so as our members leave, it's actually something I speak a lot about with credit union leaders of saying, hey, why are you waiting for your member demand to be the reason for you to move off zero in this space? Because as soon as your members start telling you it, it's going to be too late.
Jed MeyerGUEST
1:13
And when you lose them to those new spaces, we can unpack that a little bit as to what I mean by that.
Jed MeyerGUEST
1:18
It's going to be very expensive and hard to get them back.
Eric IshamHOST
2:28
I don't want to get fired, but I would love it if we would start off.
Eric IshamHOST
2:33
I always like to start off with everyone's background.
Eric IshamHOST
2:35
So where did you grow up? When did you get into credit union world? Let's walk through it.
Jed MeyerGUEST
2:40
Yeah, I've been in credit union since 19.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
3:37
So, and the next question, I mean, I want to talk about your experience in the industry right now.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
3:43
Obviously, I keep on talking about that there are a lot of women leaders in smaller credit unions, but not a lot of leaders in larger credit unions, at least 2 billion asset size plus.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
3:52
So as a woman leading growth at a decent-sized credit union, what has been your biggest challenge? I mean, you can be as candid as possible.
Anurag MukherjeeHOST
4:00
This platform is being candid.
Andee KettlebarGUEST
4:07
When I got here, our long-tenured CEO was a female, Lisa Schleyhuber, and she was our CEO for 17 years.
Andee KettlebarGUEST
4:14
So even though we were not that size when she became the CEO, she obviously was a big factor in helping us get to the size that we are today.
Andee KettlebarGUEST
4:20
And she was all about women in business and women in credit unions.
Andee KettlebarGUEST
4:25
We have a lot of women in leadership positions within the credit union.
Jeff DobishGUEST
27:08
And then really taking the players seriously.
Jeff DobishGUEST
27:13
and the coaches and melting them with the community, getting out and reading with the children, getting out and with the, with the food bank, you know, something we started in Caldwell that is a no brainer for me, which is what we call battle of the credit unions.
Jeff DobishGUEST
27:28
And we're going to take four to six local credit unions in Garing.
Jeff DobishGUEST
27:32
And each one of them is going to try to raise the most amount of non-perishable food.
Jeff DobishGUEST
27:38
And in the summertime, especially in food banks, it's when their shelves are barren.
Jeff DobishGUEST
27:54
It doesn't care.
Jeff DobishGUEST
27:55
There's no Christmas morning when the kids are getting hungry and families are getting hungry.
Jeff DobishGUEST
27:58
And so Battle of the Credit Unions, when a credit union signs up, obviously we promote them.
Everett FitzhughHOST
23:00
Your Coors Light pregame show rolls on.
Everett FitzhughHOST
23:03
The Global Credit Union.
Everett FitzhughHOST
23:04
Kraken Audio Network.
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23:06
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25:03
Member FDIC.
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25:04
Non-sufficient funds charges may apply.
Mike BentonHOST
25:16
Let's pause 10 seconds for station ID on the Global Credit Union Kraken Audio Network.
Mike BentonHOST
25:32
Crackin' and Wild coming up in about 10 minutes.

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