MADISON, Wis.— CUES has released its 2024 Learning & Events Calendar and other tools it said are designed to help the industry’s professionals “solidify their career goals for the coming year.
CUES is urging credit unions to download the 2024 Learning & Events Calendar, and then to:
- Block time on schedules for the events CU execs want to register for, even if there is uncertainty over whether they will be able to attend.
- Include funds in 2024 budgets for professional development
- “Once you have your budget allocated and your calendar blocked, you can fill in the gaps and supplement your learning with online, low-cost or free resources, many of which are available to CUES members,” said SVP and Chief Learning Officer Chris Stevenson.
- Find the CUES 2024 Learning & Events Calendar at Plan Ahead To Get Ahead: Six Smart Strategies to Make Your Professional Development Efforts Go Further. Other resources on this page include simple professional development steps to take now, budget-friendly online resources, and suggested reading hand-selected by the CUES content team
For info: cues.org.
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