Advocacy is priority one in February

Cornerstone League offers professional development year-round across the five-state region. We invite credit union leaders and staff to explore upcoming opportunities to broaden your knowledge base and enhance your value proposition. Be sure to check out our online calendar for more.

Last chance! Register for Missouri Day at the Capitol

Get ready to ignite your passion for credit unions and make a lasting impact with lawmakers during Day at the Capitol, Feb. 13, in Jefferson City. This event has historically been an exciting day of legislative advocacy, empowerment, and positive influence.

To register, please email Morgan Householder.

This event features a morning welcome and catered lunch at The Millbottom near the capitol. Your lunch speaker, Dr. Debra Orock Enoru, senior continuity of operations and a strategic security expert from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, will present “Insider Threats: What Credit Unions Don’t Know Can Definitely Hurt Them, with detection, prevention, and mitigation techniques.

Following a legislative briefing, attendees will visit the State Capitol for meetings with lawmakers, this will be an outstanding opportunity to engage with your peers, advocate for credit unions, and foster new political relationships.

Please reach out to Morgan Householder if you have any questions.

Register now for Oklahoma GAC

Join us Feb. 21–22 for the Oklahoma Governmental Affairs Conference, the premier forum where credit union advocates gather to engage with Oklahoma elected officials and the voices of experience in the movement.

You’ll receive a special briefing that includes critical updates, legislative priorities, and talking points, and you’ll enjoy breakfast and legislative visits at the State Capitol.

Enhance awareness of the advocacy matters affecting your credit union.

• Learn productive ways to engage with elected officials.
• Discover how to optimize in-person messaging for maximum impact.
• Meet with lawmakers to discuss priorities and foster relationships.
• Educate elected officials on credit union priorities and the credit union difference.
• Ensure policymakers understand how their bills affect credit unions and their member constituents.

Learn more and register!