SECU Annual Meeting: What's With The Bunker Mentality?

                              Afraid of ... ?  The membership?

✱ ✱ Anonymous September 3, 2025 at 12:51 PM

"Why would SECU not want to ensure it is responding to member questions vs general public, or even worst, banker submitted questions?"

  Why isn't the SECU Board willing to answer questions from the "general public"? Wouldn't it be a great opportunity to tell our story to all?

  Why isn't the SECU Board willing to answer questions from people not yet members, but eligible to join? The less they know the better? 

  Why isn't the SECU Board willing to answer questions from the media? Is there something we're trying to hide?

Why isn't the SECU Board willing to answer questions from "bankers"? What are we afraid "they" will say about us?

Why isn't the SECU Board willing to answer questions from State and Federal representatives? Would that be politically wise?

Why isn't the SECU Board willing to answer questions from anyone? Wouldn't it be cheaper than a Super Bowl ad?

... or putting our name on Kenan? Especially after last... never mind! 

    

 

SECU Annual Meeting: Intimidating Questions?

 

  ★★  Anonymous September 1, 2025 at 7:05 PM

     Can you elaborate on how this is intimidating? 

 ✅ Four thoughts on that...

1) Employees may be reluctant to submit questions of concern. The fear of retribution by employees - whether real or not - is typical in most businesses.

2) As you've noticed at the national level, retribution is real (by both political parties!) and has become a hard-edged, take no prisoners war.

3) No one believes that the names attached to questions will remain anonymous.

4) The anonymice of "Social Media" (pictured above!) can be both vicious and vindictive, unconstrained by the truth or and need for accuracy.

😎 Why would an SECU member risk "putting themselves in play"? 

Anyway, why is it necessary?