Experience CUES Experience Virtually

Posted by Lisa Hochgraf

Weren't able to experience CUES Experience live in Minneapolis last week?

No worries. There are lots of ways you can experience it virtually. And I'm extremely grateful to friends in the blogosphere and at CUES for helping to make so many virtual experiences of the event possible.

Thanks to them, you can check out:

• Two posts on this blog: "Employees See CU's TV Spots Via YouTube--You Can, Too" and "A Shared 'Experience'"
• A photo album including a shot of each of the offsite visits: Pixel Farm, Twins, Summit Brewery, Fair Isaac and Mall of America
• A video produced by Kelley Parks and Amalia Herald, the 2008 Golden Mirror Awards Best of Show winners from Call Federal Credit Union, Richmond, Va., featuring the "other heads from the office" that they brought with them to CUES Experience
• A press release and photo of our esteemed "big three" winners (this includes Kelley and Amalia!) from the CUES Golden Mirror Awards
• Two Credit Union Management magazine Web articles about sessions I attended, "Sense and Respond Marketing," featuring Ron Shevlin of Aite Group and Morriss Partee of everythingcu.com, and "Inside Marketing: The Savings Revolution," featuring Musette Bracher from GECU, El Paso, Texas, and Tim McAlpine of Currency Marketing
• This whole series from Tim
• Also these three from Ron, "Financial Services Marketers Could Use a Beer," "The Me-Too Window Will Soon Be Closing," and "Silverbulletitis"
• And here's a photo of William Azaroff's session on social media posted to his blog

If anyone posted something I missed, please comment! Also, if you went to Minneapolis, be sure to add your top experience among the comments here. See you next year in Denver!

Comments

[Christopher]

I just saw Robbie Wright's post at http://blog.cuemployee.com/. I have to agree with him, Arkadi Kuhlmann rocked.

[Christopher]

Me again. Brent Dixon, facilitator extraordinaire for the Summit Brewing Company tour, just added a new post to opensourcecu.com. It includes his slides from his presentation, so be sure to check it out.
http://opensourcecu.com/articles/2008/5/20/beer-and-philosophy