MADISON, Wis.–Registration has opened for the 2023 CUNA CEO Council Conference. The meeting is scheduled for Sept. 20-22 at the Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, Calif.
According to the Council, “With programming designed by and for credit union CEOs, this national conference offers an exclusive environment for attendees to share experiences, exchange advice and collectively tackle the unique challenges CEOs face.”
The CEO Council said attendees will hear from nationally recognized thought-leaders and participate in sessions ranging from: personal leadership, AI and credit unions, liquidity and growth, employee engagement, insights on the economy, financial well-being for all and more. Additional conference add-ons include a pre-conference for newer CEOs and a golf scramble at the award-winning Legends Course.
‘So Valuable’
“This event is so valuable for CEOs,” said Jackie Buchanan, CUNA CEO Council Chair and President/CEO of Genisys Credit Union in Auburn Hills, Mich. “We come together in this peer-to-peer setting and speak openly. Successes, challenges, strategy, implementation. It’s all about leveraging the knowledge of fellow leaders who’ve been-there-done-that. It’s a great connection point for forward-thinking CEOs to network, gather insights and walk away with some new ideas, fresh approaches and a renewed enthusiasm.”
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