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FIRST Award Presentation
Jerry Nissen, FIS Pat White, Unisys Aida Arce, GECU
FIS/Unisys – 4th Annual FIRST Award
Criteria
Focus Innovation Results Strategic Technology
FIS Unisys Results
FIRST Award Presentation Jerry Nissen, FIS Pat White, Unisys Aida - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
FIRST Award Presentation Jerry Nissen, FIS Pat White, Unisys Aida - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
FIRST Award Presentation Jerry Nissen, FIS Pat White, Unisys Aida Arce, GECU FIS/Unisys 4 th Annual FIRST Award Criteria Focus Innovation Results FIS Unisys Results Strategic Technology FIS/Unisys 4 th Annual FIRST Award Criteria Focus
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FIS/Unisys – 4th Annual FIRST Award
Criteria
Focus Innovation Results Strategic Technology
Results
Focus Innovation Strategic Technology
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FIS / Unisys FIRST Award
Prizes
- Engraved FIRST Award Plaque
- Charity Contribution of $10,000 on behalf
- f the winning institution
- Peer Recognition
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FIS / Unisys FIRST Award
Selection
- Panel
– 15 Judges – Senior leaders of MISER, FIS, Unisys, and Burroughs – Blind submissions
- No institution-identifying characteristics
- No knowledge of charter
- FIRST Criteria
– Focus – Innovation – Results – Strategic – Technology
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FIS / Unisys FIRST Award
Submissions
- Wings Financial Credit Union
– Levy and Garnishment – Member Data Review
- Bedford Federal Savings Bank
– The Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence County
- GECU
– Fusion of Finance and Refreshments – Business Continuity Accelerator
- Oregon Community Credit Union
– Member Verification Tool – Skip Payment Process
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THE WINNER IS…
“Fusion of Finance and Refreshments”
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FIS / Unisys FIRST Award
Why the Winner Was Chosen
- Focus
– Growing membership – Reduce overhead
- Innovation
– In-branch Tea House – Technology Tables
- Results
– Significant reduction in stafg – Extended hours – Decreased GECU Risk (no cash box)
- Strategic
– Focused on younger generation of clients
- Technology
– Technology Table – MISER Studio (tablets) – Personal Teller Machines (PTM)
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Fusion of Finance and Refreshments
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- Established in 1932
- Over $2 billion in assets
- More than 310,000
members
- 18 branches
About GECU
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GECU Branch Expansion Strategy
- Moving away from the Traditional branch to Small Service
Centers
- New Virtual Teller Technology vs Traditional Teller Lines
- 6 Built Service Centers
- GECU/Kinley’s Tea House Branch Award Winner
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