MIDDLETON, Wis. – The American Credit Union Mortgage Association (ACUMA) has opened registration for its 2022 annual conference in Las Vegas.
The meeting, scheduled for Sept. 18-21 at the Cosmopolitan hotel, is themed “THE POWER IS IN YOU” and will provide strategies for mortgage lenders to “tame that whirlwind and take advantage of the tools and tactics that will help you meet and beat your lending competitors,” according to the organization.
“Few periods have been more challenging for mortgage lenders than they are right now,” said ACUMA President Peter Benjamin. “But we have assembled what we believe to be the very best group of speakers and educational resources to help you succeed in meeting your daily challenges and exceed in beating your personal and professional goals and objectives.”
The meeting will also include a pre-conference workshop and exhibit hall, as well as a “rich mix of topics and experts” and learning tracks that focus on credit union leadership and financial management, sales and growth, and compliance and technology,” ACUMA said.
Hotelreservations must be made by August 26 to ensure the discounted group rate, although the room block may sell out early, the group added.
To register, go here.
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