Conference 7.286::dcu

873.0. "New Internet discussion list: Credit Union Issues (CU-TALK)" by HUMOR::EPPES (I'm not making this up, you know) Thu Sep 01 1994 14:20

[I received this from a former DECcie who's still a DCU member. -Nina]

Maybe they know where Mangone is.  :-)


Date:         Wed, 31 Aug 1994 19:44:28 CDT
Reply-To: [email protected]
Sender: NEW-LIST - New List Announcements <[email protected]>
From: United Communications Group <[email protected]>
Subject:      NEW: CU-TALK - Credit Union Issues
To: Multiple recipients of list NEW-LIST <[email protected]>

CU-TALK on [email protected]  Credit Union Issues

   CU-TALK is an open discussion of management, operations, marketing,
   investment, product and administrative issues facing credit unions.

   The purpose of the group is to site a friendly and open discussion
   among senior and mid-level management who are engaged in the daily
   operations of credit unions.  Participation from the public, private
   and academic sectors are welcome.

   To subscribe, send the following command in the BODY of mail to
   [email protected] on the Internet:

      SUBSCRIBE CU-TALK yourfirstname yourlastname

   For example:

   SUBSCRIBE CU-TALK stim mits

   Editor's Note:  Despite the name, this is NOT Revised LISTSERV from
                   L-Soft but responds as "UNIX ListServer 6.0".
                   Don't blame me - I don't name them...   mgh

   Owner: Phil Kemelor <[email protected]>

   If a message is ever rejected, please contact "[email protected]"


-------------------- Additional Information ---------------------------------

     CU-TALK is sponsored by Credit Union Information Services (CUIS) as
     a forum for the exchange of ideas, data, information and questions on
     topics including:

     *    Loans
     *    Portfolio Management
     *    Disaster Recovery
     *    NCUA Policies and Regulations
     *    Vendor and Consultant Selection
     *    Sources of Information
     *    Employment Opportunities
     *    Training/Conferences/Workshops
     *    Product Evaluation
     *    Examination Preparation

     CUIS is an independent bi-weekly newsletter which covers regulatory,
     business development and management issues for credit union
     managers.  The publication has won numerous journalism awards from
     the National Press Club, the Newsletter Publishers Association and
     Sigma Chi Delta, the professional fraternity of journalists.  The
     publication is not affiliated with the National Credit Union
     Administration, National Credit Union League or National Federation of
     Credit Unions.

     First time subscribers to the list will, at their request, be able to
     receive a complimentary copy of "High Octane Auto Lending",  a 90-plus
     page handbook, which describes how credit unions can boost their auto
     portfolio and use auto loans to expand their membership, and a copy of
     "CUIS Internet Gems", a directory of financial and business resources
     that can be accessed on the Internet.

     For more information, contact Susan Moran via the Internet at:
     [email protected]