Park City Credit Union (PCCU) recently recived a 2025 Best of the Best New Account Experience Award, presented by MemberXP, a leading customer experience program offered through CUSG. The accolade celebrates credit unions that are committed to delivering exceptional service and member experiences.
“The Best of the Best award highlights our dedication to prioritizing member needs and continuously improving our offerings. We are thrilled to receive this recognition,” said Val Mindak, President/CEO of PCCU. “It demonstrates the hard work and passion of our entire team, who strive daily to create the best experience possible across all our channels.”
The 2025 MemberXP “Best of the Best” Awards are based on insights from more than 2.6 million data points, reflecting the experiences of around 8.6 million credit union members. This comprehensive evaluation process utilizes key performance metrics, including Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Member Effort Score (MES), allowing data experts to analyze and validate results meticulously. Recognition is given to the top 25% of performers across various experiential categories, with PCCU earning top honors in New Account Experience. The award was presented in February as an annual recognition by CUSG, honoring credit unions that consistently excel in delivering exceptional service.
Senate President Mary Felzkowski (R-Tomahawk) released the following statement after it was brought to light that Governor Tony Evers changed the word “mother” to “inseminated person” several times and erased the word “father” over 100 times in his biennial budget proposal: “It is disgusting to see the Evers Administration’s attempt to erase mothers and fathers.”
“It is becoming clear the governor not only wants the government to raise children, as we learned in the State of the State address, but that he wants to erase the concept of ‘mom and dad’ altogether,” she said.
She cited Evers edits to the language used as further evidence of attempts “to erase women, the institution of marriage, and the family unit.”
Lincoln County Economic Development Corporation will hold their 2025 Economic Summit: Economic Empowerment for Rural Communities on Tuesday, Apr. 8, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Inshalla Country Club, N11060 Clear Lake Rd. in Tomahawk. Designed to empower and strengthen rural businesses and communities, the summit offers attendees the opportunity to engage in either a full or half-day of economic insights and educational sessions. Participants will gain valuable knowledge on key economic issues that drive business and community success.
The closing presentation will focus on “Empowering Economies Through Entrepreneurs” and the summit will conclude with a discussion focusing on the critical role of entrepreneur-led businesses in rural economic success and how communities can support them effectively.
Tickets and a link to a flyer with complete information are available at: lincolncountyedc.org/event-details/2025-economic-summit.
Early registration is encouraged, and sponsorships are still available. View the event page or contact LCEDC Executive Director Sara Guild for more information at Director@lincolncountyedc.org or 715.390.0747.
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