Crash Sessions

Our conversations will happen in room 159A in the convention center.

“The Global Impact of Credit Unions,” with Pete Crear, CEO of WOCCU

Monday,  11:000am – 12:30am

“Getting Real About Credit Union Differentiation,” with George Hofheimer, Chief Research Officer of the Filene Research Institute

Monday, 3:00pm – 4:00pm

“The Future of Credit Unions,” with Gigi Hyland, Board Member, and Gary Kohn, Senior Policy Advisor

Tuesday, 11:30pm – 12:30pm

“From Good to Growth: Growth Strategies with a Conscience,” with Lois Kitsch, Director of NCUF’s REAL Solutions

Tuesday, 12:45pm – 1:45pm

“Grassroots Activism and the Story of HR 1151,” with Larry Blanchard, SVP with CUNA Mutual Group

Tuesday, 3:30pm – 4:15pm

“You Crashed…Now What?!” with Tom Decker, National Program Director of the Credit Union Center For Social Impact Management

Thursday, 12:00pm – 1:30pm

WHAT IS THE GAC?

CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference is one of the largest conferences in the credit union industry.

Each year, hundreds of some of the brightest and most influential minds in our industry descend on Washington DC to network with peers, hear from key legislative and political leaders, and experience a variety of sessions on credit unions' hot issues.

"CRASH?"

Yup. Crash. The idea began as a subversive conference for credit union professionals under 30 around the proper conference, including Crash Sessions lead by industry thought leaders and boatloads of networking opportunities.

Since then, CUNA's Center for Professional Development has also opened up opportunities for our group to attend the full conference through a scholarship application program.

Meaning we've essentially become two events for the price of none.

HOW DO I SIGN UP?

If you're ready to go, click here to reserve your spot OR add your name to the waiting list, as the case may be.

If you're not sure yet, check out the rough agenda, session facilitators, or drop Brent a line to learn more.

For even more fun, check out George Hofheimer's "7 Reasons to Crash."