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Recent articles published by John A. Vardalas on CU Insight:

2025 credit union leadership strategies for the Year of the Snake

Talent wars: The new battle challenge for CU leadership

Sharing the best kept secret in the community

Artificial intelligence: The good, the bad, and the ugly impact on financial services

Credit union leadership strategies for the “Year of the Dragon”

Qualities of an effective community credit union board

A novel approach to epic CU service: Treat your members like they own you!

2023 and me: Reset prescription for taking care of the leader in you!

Credit union thrival strategies in the “Year of the Rabbit”!

Strategies for creating a winning credit union workplace

Finding the new “CU Kahuna”: Leadership succession planning for ensuring your CU’s future

Leadership Rx for slowing The Great Resignation: “Don’t be a boss-hole”!

2022: Credit union growth strategies in the “Year of the Tiger”!

Building your work-place “dream team”

Talent management: Preventing the great resignation from infiltrating your credit union

Pivoting and reading the CU growth tea (weed) leaves

CU Visioning 2030: Re-imagining & creating your credit union’s future

2021 – Credit union strategies in the year of the “reset”!

*Founder/CEO John A. Vardalas is a regular contributor to CU Insight. Read more from John here.

Retiree Rebels

“Johnny V” The American BoomeR and his quest for joy! – Listen to the “Kitchen Table Talks” Podcast here!

American Boomer Radio

American Boomer Radio with Johnny V!

Join us for a fun and informative show about the American consumer majority! The Baby Boomer demographic is the key to your brand’s long-term success. With so much focus on Gen Y, we won’t let you forget who keeps the lights on at your financial institution. Throwback Thursday is even better with American Boomer Radio! Listen here.

Wisconsin State Journal

Neighbors Baby Boomer Guide-Capital Newspapers

University of Wisconsin: The Center on Education and Work

Johnny V. talks about boomers at the University of Wisconsin Center on Education and Work on the topic: “Empower Yourself, Re-tool, Re-organize, and Re-package”