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NAFCU launches exclusive online community for CEOs
As part of NAFCU's ongoing commitment to helping the credit union industry grow stronger and bring professionals together amid the coronavirus pandemic, the association has launched a new member-only online community – the NAFCU CEO Network. In just seconds, participants can pave the path for even greater success by easily connecting with other CEOs across the country to work through challenges, discover powerful new ideas, and share knowledge.
"Extreme member service is NAFCU's mantra, and our newly launched CEO Network will bring credit union CEOs together to share their knowledge and ideas to help our industry grow stronger," said NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger. "With direct input from our member CEOs, we developed this powerful network to create a collaborative, innovative space for credit union leaders to achieve greater growth and success.
"NAFCU will also use this opportunity to learn more about our membership, and continue to revamp and introduce new offerings that meet credit unions' growing needs," Berger added.
The new network joins the association's six longstanding online networks – offered to credit unions at no additional cost – spanning a variety of credit union professions, including cybersecurity and IT, lending, and compliance.
Developed with direct input from NAFCU member credit unions and driven by a steering committee of credit union CEOs, the new network gives participants access to:
- active discussion threads and knowledge exchange with peers;
- behind-the-scenes insights from NAFCU staff and industry experts;
- a resource library of templates, reports and training from best-in-class organizations and peers;
- a member directory of fellow NAFCU member credit union CEOs to connect with; and
- more.
The NAFCU networks are online communities, with more than 12,000 total registered members, developed to connect credit union professionals who serve in similar roles and functions.
Participation in each network is limited based on role/function ensuring relevant discussion threads, exchanges, resources, and insights.
NAFCU members are encouraged to join thousands of other credit union professionals by participating in one of the free, member-only networks: The NAFCU CFO Network, NAFCU Compliance, Risk & BSA Network, NAFCU Human Resources Network, NAFCU Lending Network, NAFCU Marketing & Growth Network, and NAFCU Cybersecurity & IT Network.
Looking for more? Tell us what kind of networks you'd be interested in. Interested in helping guide conversations and connect to the right people and resources? Contact NAFCU Senior Member Experience Strategist Allyson Gale to learn more about becoming a member of a steering committee.
Connect, share, discuss, and grow with the NAFCU Networks.
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