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CUNA Ranked Among E-Commerce Leaders
November 12, 2001
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Tom Dunn
(608) 231-4002
tdunn@cuna.com
MADISON, WI – Interactive Week ranks CUNA among the top 500 organizations in the United States providing e-commerce services in its recent third annual survey of e-commerce businesses. The online magazine estimated CUNA's e-commerce gross revenue to be approximately $1.5 million.
"We're pleased to have made the list, considering the explosion in businesses that charge for some type of online service," said Mark Condon, senior vice president of association Services, for CUNA. "We're proud of CUNA's efforts to be out in front providing online services to credit unions. This survey confirms that we are among the leaders in this area."
Condon explains that the survey took into consideration traffic to CUNA.org; online content products from the Publications Department; product sales from other departments; online certification tests and online conference registrations. Because of its recent formation, CUNA Network Services operations were not part of the survey. CUNA was ranked 389th out of 500 e-commerce business and service providers listed as the top 500 in the U.S.
"As CUNA Network Services grows, we certainly expect to move up on this list next year," says Condon. "Our goal is continue being a trusted provider of e-commerce content and services for credit unions."
Interactive Week is a weekly newspaper that covers all aspects of the Internet and technology – alliances, events, issues, key players, products, services and strategies to help readers drive innovation and growth for their organizations. Launched in October 1994, Interactive Week is a controlled-circulation newspaper with over 300,000 subscribers.
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