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WASHINGTON–Any credit union leader who previously downplayed the “vulnerabilities” represented by technology is likely no longer playing down those threats, after one panel of experts here shared their experiences, warnings and views. 

WASHINGTON—How does members’ economic instability affect credit union growth? How would ChatGPT answer that question? And how big an issue is liquidity going to be for all CUs? Four leaders from within the credit union community have offered some interesting insights on those questions and others.

WASHINGTON–One year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, credit unions gathered here were offered an update on credit union efforts to help the country and its refugees.

WASHINGTON–Four people honored with the highest awards in the U.S. credit union community have shared stories of seeing the worst in humanity help to bring out the best; of how the stories of members who have been helped help to reenergize credit union staff; of how one person who at one point thought of taking her own life and instead discovered new life in credit unions, and how one credit union has grown quite big by never caring about assets.

WASHINGTON–After presenting a picture of a future that may be intimidating and even frightening to many people, one person who is making some big investments in that future told a credit union audience they should instead be excited about what is to come.

WASHINGTON—After stepping on stage at the GAC dressed as the character John Dutton from the TV show Yellowstone, and with western imagery as his backdrop, CUNA President Jim Nussle used another Kevin Costner reference to tell attendees the wolves are coming for their business, and those wolves are bankers.