As the first webinar in Series I, this session will help you build a solid foundation of asset/liability management basics.

Join the Central Texas Chapter of Credit Unions to learn about advocacy and a service project.

As the second webinar in Series I, this session will take a deeper dive into identifying how to manage earnings, calculate the 13-key ratios and explore best practices to ensure appropriate pricing.

Join our quarterly CUDEs/CCUCs DIG In webinar series to collaborate with fellow DEs and CCUCs, ask for input on DE projects, and learn about industry initiatives that support development issues.

We’re excited to share an early save-the-date for our upcoming YP event, Pints and Politics. While we’re still finalizing the location, we’re thrilled to confirm our featured speaker, April Mobley from Cornerstone, who will be presenting Advocacy 101.

As the first webinar in Series II, this session will walk you through interest rate risk: what it is; why it impacts your credit union; and why the NCUA requires regular monitoring.

This session explores how integrating games into school curricula can transform learning. The session features the game “GET 9” and Money Habitudes as case studies, demonstrating how games can be mapped to curriculum standards and used to teach mathematical concepts in engaging ways.

Join the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for an evening of networking, conversation, and connection at Topgolf.

As the second webinar in Series II, this session will review the components of an investment and an ALM policy, review an ALM checklist, and discuss a liquidity analysis.

The St. Louis Chapter is proud to bring back this annual event for local credit union leaders. This year will feature Kathleen Navin, Senior Economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, for an engaging and timely discussion on today’s economic landscape.

Join the HTX Sister Society for its first event of the year, The Thrive Series: 2026 Opening Luncheon. Co-chair, Monique Robertson-Gunter, will be leading a powerful and inspiring session on Building Your Personal Board of Directors ✨

Union Fidelity FCU is pleased to host a special Q&A session with NCUA examiners, offering a valuable opportunity for credit unions in our area to engage directly with regulators.

Join thousands of your credit union peers in Washington, D.C. to share the credit union difference with lawmakers.

Join GreenPath to learn how to build a savings plan you can be successful with! We’ll talk about emergency savings, saving for goals, and the concept of sinking funds to prepare for periodic expenses in advance.

Whether you’re looking for answers to your questions, exploring new opportunities like grant applications, or just want to chat about the impact your credit union is making, Coffee Talk is your space to engage with your Foundation staff.

Credit union advocacy leaders in Kansas are invited to hear the latest policy and political news.

This session explores how integrating games into school curricula can transform learning. The session features the game “GET 9” and Money Habitudes as case studies, demonstrating how games can be mapped to curriculum standards and used to teach mathematical concepts in engaging ways.

FiCEP is an enhanced and unique training program for credit union staff looking to assist and empower members to improve their financial well-being. Training runs March 16 - June 1. Testing will be the week of June 9.

These calls serve as a forum for sharing insights, exchanging best practices, and fostering collaboration among credit union leaders. We'll discuss pressing issues, trends, or challenges facing your organization and the industry.

Join the Board Volunteers Council for an insightful session that will explain the fundamentals of asset/liability management, its four goals, and how they are interconnected. It will also provide an overview of NCUA's supervisory framework, known as "CAMELS," and review the ratios associated with Capital, Asset Quality, and Earnings.