The Changing Compensation Environment
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As CEO of Bethpage Federal Credit Union (BFCU), Kirk grew the organization to one of the largest credit unions in the U.S., doubling assets every five years.
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Talk about Hatfields vs. McCoys. In the world of credit union C-suite retirement planning there are two major competing scenarios. There are SERPs based on
Recently, I and Tansley Stearns, President/CEO at Community Financial Credit Union, sat down with Mike Lawson of CUbroadcast. It was a great day at the
Pick a number… and here’s the question: Over the last 11 years, CEO pay in credit unions has gone up 2% per year, 5% per
Lucky you. You negotiated a satisfactory SERP (Supplemental Executive Retirement Plan) or maybe it was a 457F bonus package. Just one problem: Ballooning prices in
The overall environment is gloomy, volatile, inflationary, and mired in recession. How can credit union executives work with boards to agree on market-rate executive retirement
Tune into the podcast here. Here is where the pedal hits the metal. In this show credit union executive retirement compensation expert Kirk Kordeleski tells
The times, they are a-changing. In fact, 5 generations ago, credit union leadership was completely different. Most leaders were volunteers with little expertise in running
Tim Strandquist, Executive Benefit Consultant at PARC Street Partners (formerly OM Financial Group), stopped by the CU Broadcast Studio Lounge to discuss how today’s rate environment
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