One Foot in the Future

One of my professors used to say, “You’ve got to have one foot in the present, and one foot in the future.” As a CEO, this statement couldn’t be more relevant in today’s competitive landscape, where consumers are demanding more convenient products and services—and they have more choices than ever. (Robert Trunzo leads a $3B financial services company serving the consumer marketplace and B2B customers. With over 1,000 followers on LinkedIn, he is an influential leader in the credit union spacd. I write LinkedIn and blog post articles on behalf of Mr. Trunzo, covering topics that are of interest to senior executives in the financial and insurance industries.)

Diversity Drives Innovation and Business Performance

New ideas come from shifts in perspective. Bringing in diverse perspectives drives the kind of innovation that fosters meaningful connections to help us serve all consumers better. (Robert Trunzo leads a $3B financial services company serving the consumer marketplace and B2B customers. With over 1,000 followers on LinkedIn, he is an influential leader in the credit union space. I write LinkedIn and blog post articles on behalf of Mr. Trunzo, covering topics that are of interest to senior executives in the financial and insurance industries.)

Student contributes to cancer research

Before her father passed away from cancer, Jessica Symons promised him she would find a cure. Two years later, Symons, now a senior engineering physics major at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, is making progress on her promise. She has developed a microfluidic device that can electrochemically separate a single cell and measure the pH of the entrapped cell. This could ultimately help determine how cesium compound works in treating and fighting cancers.