To report a lost or stolen ATM/Debit Card call 262-797-6260 or 1-866-797-2828.
After hours and on weekends
call
1-800-554-8969.
|
| Enterprise Credit Union has conducted a full evaluation of its systems and can confirm that our Internet and Mobile Banking platforms have not been impacted by the recent OpenSSL vulnerability known as Heartbleed. We will continue to monitor our systems to determine if any further actions are required. As always, maintaining the security of our members' information remains our top priority. |
|
|
About our board and how to run for election.
What does a Board Member do? Board members are responsible for setting policies, approving budgets, and helping to direct strategic planning. They evaluate operations and maintain financial performance standards for the credit union. They are also responsible for appointing the credit union's President/CEO, who reports directly to the Board. Board positions are voluntary and unpaid; however expenses related to Board business are paid for by the credit union. Who can be a board member? Candidates must be members in good standing with the Credit Union for at least nnety (90) days; be at least 18 years of age; be willing to agree to a criminal background check and be bondable.
Candidates should possess the personal qualities that are needed to enable them to serve the Credit Union well. They should be honest, unselfish and act for the good of the Credit Union's members. They should be interested in the Credit Union and sufficiently generous to give their own time and skills to the affairs of the Credit Union. They must have the ability to understand and must be able to think for themselves.
Terms are for three years. Board members typically devote approximately 6 hours per month to credit union business, including attending monthly Board meetings at our headquarters in Brookfield, Wisconsin. Additional time may be spent gathering information and training. Courses of study are available to Board members to help them learn more about the operation of a financial institution.
You will be a representative voice for your fellow members, and have a direct say in the overall direction of the credit union. You gain knowledge and experience about the running of a financial institution, strategic planning, and about the credit union movement. Board members may also attend conferences and seminars on credit union topics in various locations throughout the country. It is a great way to become part of a unique organization that affects the financial lives of thousands of members.
|
Interested in Joining our Board of Directors? |
If you would like to join on the Board of Directors, please stop in our Brookfield office and ask for a Board of Directors Nomination Questionnaire and submit it to Todd Scholz, our President/CEO. You can also email t.scholz@enterprisecu.com for further information. We look forward to hearing from you. |
TruStage: Insurance the credit union way.
Insurance protection is part of a solid financial plan. From getting a good rate on coverage for your car to making sure your life insurance is adequate, dependable insurance coverage ensures financial relief when you need it. And along the way, you'll take comfort in knowing you're protected.
TruStage insurance products and programs help members protect what matters most. Backed by nearly 80 years of working in partnership with credit unions and their members, you'll find products for life, car, AD&D, long-term care, home and more. TruStage offers straightforward information, real value and assurance. And it's only for credit union members like you.
To learn more, get quotes or just explore, visit trustage.com.
©CUNA Mutual Group, 2012 All Rights Reserved
®TruStage is a marketing brand used to identify products offered through CMFG Life Insurance Company and programs offered through CMFG Life insurance agencies to credit union members.
CORP-1112-B43A
