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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.

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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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Jan222010

Young & Free presentation for NCUF REAL Solutions

By AuthorTim McAlpine on DateJan 22, 2010 CommentPost a Comment

Yesterday, DeAndré and I joined Brent Dixon for a presentation at the REAL Solutions Winter Field Coach and League Liaison Meeting in Orlando, Florida. Brent set the stage with a 30 minute overview of social media and user-generated content and then DeAndré and I split the next hour talking about Young & Free. 

Here are the slides from DeAndré and my portion of the presentation.

 

Thanks to the National Credit Union Foundation for inviting us out to share our progress!

Tim

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