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April 08, 2021

NAFCU's State of the Industry set for June 24

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NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger (left) with NCUA Board Member Rodney Hood during last year's State of the Industry.

After a landmark event last year, NAFCU is again offering its State of the Industry this summer to bring credit union leaders, industry experts, and NAFCU's award-winning staff together for a discussion on key trends, strategies, and legislative and regulatory developments to help the industry thrive.

This complimentary virtual event – open to all credit unions – is happening June 24. Registration is now available.

NAFCU launched the State of the Industry as it quickly pivoted to virtual offerings to keep credit unions running strong amid the coronavirus pandemic. As the nation begins to recover from the crisis, this year's event is set to explore what's coming next and equip credit unions with the tools and information needed to support their members and communities.

During the event, attendees will hear from some of the industry's top influencers to:

  • understand the most important new and upcoming trends with a full economic overview that examines lending, payments, consumer spending, and other critical indicators;
  • position your credit union to power through the pandemic with an analysis of how these trends will impact your institution, and how you can adjust your strategic planning to take advantage;
  • gain clear, concise “insider insights” on the current and future state of the industry with updates from NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger plus our regulatory compliance and government affairs teams;
  • discover strategies and best practices for achieving operational excellence and maintaining a top-notch member experience during uncertain times; and
  • engage in real-time polling to drive discussion and address what’s top-of-mind for you and credit union decisionmakers nationwide.

Berger will also sit down one-on-one with NCUA Board Chairman Todd Harper to discuss the NCUA's priorities, how it is continuing to support credit unions and the industry's 124 million members through recovery, and other issues facing the industry.

Stay tuned to NAFCU Today for more information on this must-attend event.