UNCASVILLE, Conn.–The Cooperative Credit Union Association and the Credit Union League of Connecticut have wrapped up their jointly hosted APEX Conference at the Mohegan Sun here.
Approximately 700 attendees were on hand.
This is the third consecutive year that the CCUA and CULCT teamed up to host the three-day event. The CCUA serves credit unions in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Delaware.
An ‘Honor’
“Credit unions live by the people helping people philosophy, and our members truly display that every day. Bringing together credit union leaders from Delaware, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut with partners and thought leaders from throughout the world helps our attendees enhance their member service, and better support their local communities,” said CCUA President and CEO Ron McLean in a statement. “Year after year, it is an honor to gather with our members, partners, board members, and supporters at APEX to share ideas and continue our efforts to further the credit union community.”
According to the two organizations, APEX 2023 also included a trade show featuring nearly 100 vendors, as well as an assortment of educational sessions, networking opportunities, and celebrations.
‘The Highest Point’
“An APEX represents the highest point. This conference offers tremendous value to credit union executives who want to reach even higher. APEX 2023 brings credit unions across five states together for a uniquely valuable and expanded learning opportunity,” stated Bruce Adams, President, and CEO of the CULCT. “We are thrilled that APEX 2023 is bigger and better than ever with record growth and attendance.”
The event included a reception for the Women’s Executive Leadership Network and the Global Women's Leadership Network.
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