WASHINGTON–Registration has opened for the CU FinHealth Conference, set for April 18-20, 2023, in Las Vegas.
“The upcoming event is full of exciting topics, guest speakers, and breakout sessions that will tackle the current state of financial well-being and how credit unions can make an impact in their local communities,” said the National Credit Union Foundation, the California and Nevada Credit Union leagues, and the Cornerstone Foundation, which co-host the event. “Join us to explore the credit unions’ role in improving people’s financial well-being and health. Now in its seventh year, CU FinHealth examines how credit unions are measuring their members’ financial and well-being, working to improve it and documenting the results. The conference also explores the connections between financial well- being, physical health, payments, technology and advocacy.
“We will discuss multi-sector solutions to address the drivers of financial well-being and health, learn from each other’s efforts, explore strategies for engaging new partners, and leverage technology to truly improve our members’, employees’ and communities’ financial well-being.”
Additional information is available here.
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