America's Credit Unions

How to develop the next generation of leaders

April 11, 2024 America's Credit Unions
How to develop the next generation of leaders
America's Credit Unions
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America's Credit Unions
How to develop the next generation of leaders
Apr 11, 2024
America's Credit Unions

Brian Fassett, Advantis Credit Union’s director of learning and development joins today’s episode of the America’s Credit Union podcast to share how the $2 billion asset credit union in Portland, Ore., goes about finding and developing prospective leaders within the organization.

Jon Sexton, senior vice president of Culture and Leadership Development at Vibrant Credit Union, will follow with a deep look at identifying potential leaders and training them through the organization.

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Brian Fassett, Advantis Credit Union’s director of learning and development joins today’s episode of the America’s Credit Union podcast to share how the $2 billion asset credit union in Portland, Ore., goes about finding and developing prospective leaders within the organization.

Jon Sexton, senior vice president of Culture and Leadership Development at Vibrant Credit Union, will follow with a deep look at identifying potential leaders and training them through the organization.

Episode introduction
Intro to Brian Fassett and Advantis Credit Union
Navigating a merger
The importance of internally developing leaders
Building a leadership program
How do you identify leaders?
Advantis Credit Unions' leadership program roadmap
Virtual vs. in-person training and leadership development
E-learning's impact on leadership development
Creating avenues for dynamic feedback
How small credit unions can enhance leadership development
Intro to Jon Sexton and Vibrant Credit Union
How to identify potential dynamic leaders
Vibrant's leadership development curriculum
The qualities of a leader
Creating an environment people want to be a part of
Tips for credit unions looking to enhance their leadership development efforts
Understanding that leadership isn't for everyone