Credit Union Special: The Minds Behind the Members
Zach Anderson Pettet, Money20/20's VP, Fintech Strategy, interviews Shruti Miyashiro, President & CEO of DCU (Digital Federal Credit Union).
Tune in to learn how DCU's organic growth has made it one of the largest credit unions in the US, and how its intent to merge with First Tech is poised to create a $30 billion financial institution.
Key topics covered:
-DCU 's growth trajectory
-The impact of the intended First Tech merger on financial services and members
-Why understanding consumer needs is crucial for innovation
-The key to attracting and retaining top talent
-How innovation at DCU comes from every team, not just tech
- Important leadership lessons on creating a legacy, empowerment, and fostering curiosity
DCU
https://www.dcu.org/
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