In-person events for the fall

Sept. 21–23   Managers Roundtable (Branson)

At this year’s Managers Roundtable, live up to the Branson motto, “It’s Your Show.” Network with credit union professionals, build new relationships, and learn best practices for “running your show.” Highlights include:

• Legislative update
• Compliance update
• Panel on lessons learned: Ask an O*
  

* Ask an Officer

Oct. 11–12   ALM Essentials and Implementation Workshops (Oklahoma City)

Join Cornerstone ALM/Financial Analysis Director Margot Strong as she helps you understand the goals of ALM, including operational areas of earnings, capital, liquidity, and entry-level interest-rate risk. For management, staff, ALCO members, and board members.

• Day 1: ALM Essentials | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Day 2: ALM Implementation | 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Oct. 11–14   DE Workshop (El Paso)

All credit union employees are invited to an immersive exploration from the National Credit Union Foundation. Held in partnership with GECU, this workshop will explore how credit unions are uniquely positioned to support immigrant communities throughout the U.S. Discover how the cooperative principles can improve the financial well-being of some of the most underserved people in your community and build long-term growth for your credit union.

Oct. 18–21   Southwest Lending and Collections Conference (The Woodlands)

Looking forward to the fall? We are too. Why? The in-person Southwest Lending and Collections Conference. The conference provides opportunities to network with your peers, collaborate with credit union professionals facing similar challenges, and visit sponsors to learn about the latest lending products and services. Session highlights include:

• Navigating Uncertain Waters, Effectively Lending through the Peaks and Troughs of Economic Cycles
• Text, Click, Pay: Why Digital Customer Service Is So Vital in an Evolving Collections Landscape
• Commercial and Business Lending in a Changing Economy
• Disruption Opportunities in the Mortgage Space