Starts May 14th, 2009

Summer: August 3rd, 2009 

AllTech Machine & Engineering, Fremont, CA

      

“Empowering Lives of Possibilities”  -- a motto, a mission, a way of life!  At AllTech Machine & Engineering, Inc., founded in 1984 by Richard Gale and Boydine Michaels, empowering possibilities is the lens through which they own and lead this progressive enterprise.   Specializing in the manufacturing of custom precision-machined parts, they team together to create quality products that continue to exceed customer expectations.

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 Justin Hupfer, Iowa Credit Union League, Des Moines, IA

        

Over the course of the past few years, the Iowa Credit Union League has made it a priority to ensure that our various departments are all working with the focus of our strategic directives in mind. The emphasis on our strategic plan, brought about in large part from our work with CSG, has resulted in a more dynamic organization that consistently reaches important, defined short term goals while continuously working towards being long term strategic business partners with our credit union members.

In our organization, every team member is seen as a person capable of leading and following.  We are committed to our work: creating 100% member delight and exceeding our members' expectations.  "Well," you may say, "it isn’t possible."

 The Members Group, Clive, IA

    

"The sky is the limit." That’s the breakthrough experienced by The Members Group, a company that offers a wide variety of products and services including credit, debit, ATM and prepaid card processing, to credit unions across the country.

Get ready, get ... set expectations for a great vacation

         

You might find this amusing. However, it's not uncommon in a coaching session immediately after a CEO or senior manager returns from vacation.  As we listen, there is a good deal of frustration, consternation and disappointment at the other end of the phone.  The issues range from second-guessing decisions made in the executive's absence to general dismay about what didn't get done.