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Attracting faculty and staff to your campus card banking service

Monday, May 8, 2006

Sure, students are a bank’s reason for its campus existence, but a more profitable client base includes the ones teaching the students … as well as the university administrators and staff. But attracting professors and staff that already have a banking relationship is no easy task.

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