System Committees
Statewide Advertising Campaign
Awards Committee
Government Affairs Committe
Profession Development Advisory Committee
Youth Involvement Board
Statewide Advertising Campaign
Across the country, many state leagues have organized advertising
cooperatives for their credit union movements. States like Pennsylvania,
Arizona, and California have all had great success with statewide
advertising cooperatives. Now credit unions in New Jersey have
the opportunity to become part of just such an educational campaign
and with your help, New Jersey can become a rising star for credit
union awareness!
From a nation wide advertising perspective,
New Jersey is in awkward position. We are situated between
two of the nations largest advertising markets, New York in
the North, and Philadelphia to the South. The television and
radio markets in Philadelphia and New York are referred to
as "top five" markets by advertising
professions. "Top five" refers to the
placement of these markets on a national scale. Needless to say,
these markets are priced according to their ranking, so "top
five" translates to some of the most
expensive advertising in the nation.
Coupled with this fact, a large portion of the American population
simply isn't aware of what a credit union is and what kind of
service they can provide an individual ( according to a 2003
study by the National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA)
and the Consumer Federation of America).
With these particulars in mind, NJCUL created the NJCUL Statewide Advertising Campaign for the benefit of the New Jersey credit union movement.
Commit your credit union!
The Committee is currently made up of 47 credit unions. The
immediate goal is to continue committee recruitment and fundraising
efforts. In order to saturate the state of New Jersey with mass
media tactics, we need to involve more credit unions and raise
the level of funds.
This educational cooperative advertising effort effects every
credit union in our state including business partners in the
movement. As the general knowledge of credit unions increases
through educational promotions in the mass media, so does the
quality and quantity of all of our future members.
This "sum" of effort certainly is much greater than everyone's
individual "parts." By pooling financial
resources, we can truly make a difference in credit union awareness
in New Jersey.
Participating in the NJCUL Statewide Advertising Campaign will give
every credit union of every asset size a much better return on
their investment, as the overall cooperative budget is greater
and gives all credit unions more bang for their buck!
How can you contribute?
Because New Jersey's credit unions come in a variety of asset
sizes, and each credit union's advertising budget varies, each
credit union is capable of contributing on different levels,
however we will accept any amount available for the cause. Likewise,
any larger contributions are greatly appreciated.
CU
Asset Size |
Contribution* |
Under $2 million |
$100 |
$2
million-$5 million |
$250 |
$5 million-$10 million |
$500 |
$10
million-$20 million |
$1,000 |
$20 million-$50 million |
$2,000 |
$50 million-$100 million |
$3,000 |
Over $100 million |
$4,000 |
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* Minimum suggested donation is required to obtain
a Committee Seat.
For more information the Statewide Advertising Campaign
or to join, please contact the League's Public Relations department
at 800.792.8861 or send an email to publicrelations@njcul.org.
Awards Committee
For more information about the 2008 Awards
Program, please contact by email: Sandy Langere or call 800.792.8861 x115
Remember: Award submissions are due back
to the League office by July 25, 2008.
2008 Awards Committee:
- James Cotten,Chairman
- Thomas R. Cooke, Vice Chairman
- Sandy Langere, Staff Liaison
Government Affairs Committe
Information is coming soon!
Professional/Volunteer Development Advisory Committee
Since no one can better understand the skill needs
of staff members better than they themselves, the New Jersey
Credit Union League has created the Professional/Volunteerl Development
Advisory Group to help chart the direction of its education,
training and networking capabilities.
Founded on the premise that training is most effective
when driven by clearly defined needs and objectives, the Professional/Volunteerl
Development Advisory Committee will influence how training is
developed and delivered throughout New Jersey.
Based on the advisory group's feedback, we have
diversified course offerings to include such areas as: management
and supervisory skills, communication and interpersonal skills,
pre-sales culture, adapting to change, credit union orientation
and subjects designed especially for small credit unions. Started
in the spring/'summer of 2002 and expanding from here on out,
multiple training sites will be located in the North, Central
and South for added convenience. Consult the education
calendar for more details.. Educational opportunities are
also listed monthly in the Exchange newsletter.
Committee Members:
- Jodi Ann Cardilla, AVP of HR, Raritan Bay FCU
- Mary Conley, Member Services Manager, Morristown FCU
- Mary Lynn Gravino, Vice President, Bay Atlantic FCU
- Juliet Jaremko, President/CEO, Automatic Data Processing FCU
- Sean McDonald, Partnership Development Officer, Liberty Savings FCU
- Susan McNulty, CEO, Atlantic Health FCU
- Rosanna Rever, Education, First Jersey CU
- Glenn South, President/CEO, County Educators FCU
- Karen Walczak VP of Operations, Raritan Bay FCU
- Kathleen Wandras, VP Human Resources, United Teletech Financial FCU
- Barbara Agin, Director of Education & Training, New Jersey Credit Union League
Youth Involvement Board
Committee Members:
- Susan McNulty, Chair
- Michele Weiss, Treasurer
- Laura-Ilene Harding, Secretary
- Kyle Jaremko
- Janine Jackson
- Bruce Matus
- Judite Pinho
- Bob Steeves
- Adrienne Bell-Kosinsk & Candice Areia, Staff
Liaison
Congratulations to the winners of the 2007-2008 YIB Scholarships! Each winner will receive a $1000 Scholarship!
- Nina Bhagat- United Teletech Financial FCU
- Byron Londono- North Jersey FCU
- James Clements- ABCO FCU
- Christine Shen- Baker FCU
- Kayla Reynolds- Jersey Shore FCU
- Kyle Marra- First Jersey CU
The New Jersey Credit Union League wants to congratulate all of the applicants and credit unions that participated in this year’s program. For more information on the NJCUL YIB Scholarship Program, contact Adrienne Bell-Kosinski or Candice Areia at 800.792.8861.
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