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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2024 · 29 MIN

How To Make Mistakes Matter

from Grow Your Credit Union · host Brian Lee, Joshua Barclay, Becky Reed

A significant gap exists between executives' perception of how much they trust their employees and how trusted employees actually feel. We can bridge this gap by fostering a trust-based environment which involves encouraging mistakes as learning opportunities and ensuring clear communication and follow-through on employee contributions. Could this forward-thinking approach also lead to growth? In this episode of Grow Your Credit Union, hosts Joshua Barclay and Becky Reed welcome on Brian Lee, President and CEO of Landings Credit Union to talk about trust in leadership and "making mistakes matter."  Plus: We explore why pursuing growth at all costs is a flawed strategy AND examine strategies for maintaining a healthy balance sheet in the post-COVID era. A huge thanks to our sponsor, Strum Platform. Strum Platform revolutionizes credit union marketing with hyper-targeted segmentation and campaigns that drive loans and deposits. Let us show you how to triple email open rates with campaigns that target the right member at the right time with the right message in minutes. Schedule a demo today to see the power of Strum Platform in action. Visit www.strumplatform.com to learn more.

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