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Navigating Life's Rapids: Joe Jacobi’s Journey from Olympic Gold to Performance Coach
In this episode of 'With Flying Colors,' host Mark Treichel interviews Joe Jacobi, Olympic gold medalist and performance coach. They discuss Joe's journey from winning America’s first Olympic gold in whitewater canoe slalom in 1992 to becoming a renowned performance coach, author, and life strategist. Joe shares insights on teamwork, adaptability, and the importance of finding personal growth and purpose in every phase of life. They also delve into the parallels between navigating rapids and overcoming life's challenges, highlighting how these lessons can be applied to leadership and personal development.
 Introduction and Sponsor Message Meet Joe Jacobi Joe's Early Mentorship and Olympic Glory Navigating Life Post-Olympics Performance Coaching and Life Strategies
Joe can be reached via LinkedIn:
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In this episode of 'With Flying Colors,' Mark Treichel discusses significant changes following the Supreme Court's overturning of the Chevron doctrine with Tony Hernandez, CEO of Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC), and Jason Sturrock, DCUC's new Chief Advocacy Officer. They explore the implications of this seismic shift for credit unions, the increased need for robust advocacy, and the legislative landscape's evolving nature. Additionally, they emphasize the importance of clear communication and agile responses to new regulatory and legislative challenges. The conversation also touches on the DCUC's unique advocacy role, upcoming legislative sessions, and preparations for the 2024 elections.
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast
00:35 Meet the Guests: Tony Hernandez and Jason Sturrock
01:24 Discussing the Chevron Case
03:06 Impact on Advocacy and Regulation
11:54 The Role of Communication and Nimbleness
19:00 Future Outlook and Final Thoughts
27:54 Conclusion

Understanding the Supreme Court's Impact on Credit Unions: Chevron and Jarkezy Cases
In this episode of the 'With Flying Colors' podcast, Mark Treichel discusses recent Supreme Court decisions, particularly the Chevron and Jarkezy cases, and their potential impacts on credit unions. The Chevron ruling, which overrules the Chevron deference doctrine, signifies a major shift in how courts will review federal agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes, potentially leading to increased legal challenges and a shift in regulatory approaches. Treichel also covers the implications of the Jarkezy decision, which calls into question the constitutionality of administrative proceedings used by banking regulators to impose civil penalties, necessitating a move to federal court for such actions. Overall, the episode provides an in-depth analysis of how these judicial changes could affect credit unions and regulatory bodies like the NCUA.
00:00 Introduction to Maximizing Success with NCUA
00:39 Supreme Court Decisions Impacting Credit Unions
01:27 Deep Dive into the Chevron Doctrine
02:56 Implications of Overruling Chevron
07:41 Potential Impact on NCUA Guidance
11:53 Future of NCUA Regulations and Guidance
19:29 Jarkezy Case and Its Implications
23:26 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

NCUA has the authority to take what is called a conservatorship action, resulting in the credit union board of directors being removed.  NCUA then wears 3 hats:  insurer, regulator, and credit union operator - representing the interest of the members.
These are complicated and rare, but one happened last week, and a few happen every year.  Steve, Todd, and I discuss everything you need to know about conservatorship.
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NCUA is issuing more Letters of Understanding and downgrading more credit unions to CAMEL code 4s.  In this episode, Steve Farrar, Todd Miller, and I discuss everything you need to know about the LUA process.
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https://ncua.gov/newsroom/press-release/2024/1st-choice-credit-union-conserved
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