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It's a simple math problem. The average age of a credit union member is 10 years older than the average age of a North American. If credit unions do not reverse the trend and attract the next generation of credit union members, the future doesn't look so bright.

The Why Gen Y Blog has a simple mission: to equip credit union executives and marketers with relevant information that will help them succeed in attracting and retaining new Generation Y members.

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Cheryl Wiens
Our Young & Free Program Manager and host of the Living Young & Free Show wants to help Gen Y see the light!
 



DeAndré Upshaw
Former Young & Free Texas Spokesperson, DeAndré is now a Gen Y insider intent on making credit unions relevant.
 



Tim McAlpine
Creative Director of Currency Marketing, Tim is a passionate credit union advocate who wants to see credit unions succeed.
 



Sandy Pitkethly
As a Young & Free Program Director with Currency, Sandy wants to help credit union marketers connect with Gen Y.
 



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Monday
May172010

Why Gen Y Live 19: Charlie Elliott

Last week we had on the President and CEO of the Mississippi Credit Union League, Charlie Elliott, and we chatted about the color purple (the color, not the novel/film), his fierce dislike of Whataburger and Young & Free Mississippi, the first Young and Free region headed by a credit union league! Check it out!

*Due to a wacky series of events, there were some technical difficulties during this episode. Hey, the first time out of 19 shows aint bad! 

DeAndre

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