MADISON, Wis.—The Credit Union Executives Society (CUES) said registration is now open for CUES Governance Leadership Institute I and CUES Governance Leadership Institute II: Emerging Technologies, held in partnership with the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
CUES Governance Leadership Institute I, June 4-7, focuses on issues at the organizational level.
According to CUES, registrants will learn:
- How to balance healthy debate and diversity with consensus building
- Strategy leadership development
- Effective board and management communications
- Risk management
- Negotiations
- Influencing change
- Succession planning
Leadership Institute II
CUES said its Governance Leadership Institute II: Emerging Technologies set for June 7-9 will take an in-depth look into ways embracing new tech can help optimize operations and give credit unions a competitive edge. CUES said attendees will explore:
- Using AI to optimize your operations
- Evidence based decision-making
- Weighing the options in selecting AI
- Using predictive models to your advantage
- The credit union director’s guide to cryptocurrencies
IT Security Strategies
“Directors who attend both institutes will leave with an excellent foundation covering not only the organizational side of governance, like strategic leadership development and succession planning, but also with a handle on new tech, an understanding of what it can and can’t do for their institution, and a strong sense of the kinds of questions board members should be asking,” said SVP-Chief Lending Officer Christopher Stevenson. “Emerging technologies are an important part of financial operations and implementing them shouldn’t be left to guesswork.”
CUES said attendees who complete all portions of the curriculum will be eligible to earn the coveted Advanced Certified Credit Union Director (A.CCD) designation.
For additional info: cues.org.
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