ST. PAUL, Minn.–The Credit Union Financial Education Network (CUFEN) said it will host its annual conference in Reno, Nev., from July 21-24 at the Renaissance Reno Downtown Hotel & Spa.
“This year's conference promises to ignite innovation, foster collaboration, and chart a positive course for the future of financial education,” CUFEN said, adding the program will include panel discussions, the latest financial literacy platforms, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities.
‘Meaningful Change’
"CUFEN believes in the power of collective intelligence to drive meaningful change," said Trysh Olson, chair of CUFEN. "The annual conference serves as a catalyst for forging connections, sharing insights, and co-creating financial education solutions. We are thrilled to invite credit union professionals from across the country to join us in shaping the future of financial wellness for all,” explained Olson.
The Topics
Topics of discussion will include:
- Financial education resources for all ages from award-winning executive producers of Biz Kid$, Her Money and Opportunity Knock$
- The FinHealth Hub
- Developing a comprehensive financial education curriculum
- Effective strategies for school branches
- Financial literacy digital platforms and resources
- DEI’s influence on financial well-being
- The psychology behind living financially fit
Registration Opens
Registration for the CUFEN 2024 Conference is now open at a limited-time early bird discounted registration rate of $795. Attendees must register by April 30, 2024, to secure the discounted rate. After the deadline, registration will be $895.
Hotel rates for the conference are $249 per night.
For info: CUFEN.
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