August 4, 2020-Spring 2021

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Combining the resources of CUNA-League System to provide actionable, relevant and operation-improving best practices while bringing free education to small credit unions on the most important issues they face. CUNA-League System Small CU Webinar Series will be live webinars that take place at 3 PM ET (2 PM CT), beginning August 4, 2020 and running through Spring 2021. They will be 60- to 90-minute webinar sessions that will be recorded and uploaded to this page. This series demonstrates the difference we can make when CUNA and your Leagues collaborate to support the credit union movement.
While subjects are wide-ranging, the webinars will aim to answer many of the biggest questions facing small credit unions, including how to gain new members, strengthen their lending, improve board engagement, invest in technology, continue serving members impactfully and many more.
Thanks to all Leagues for their participation in this webinar series. And a big thank you to our sponsors CUNA Mutual Group and LSC.

Each webinar will be recorded and uploaded to this page once finished. Check back each week for the uploaded session.
Title: New member growth: Learn from the best in the industry
Webinar recording: View presentation
Hosted by: Credit Union National Association
Speaker: Tom Sakash, manager Small CU initiatives, CUNA
Panelists:
- Teri Robinson, president/CEO, Ironworkers USA FCU
- Mira Ness, president/CEO, NYU FCU
- Winona Nava, president/CEO, Guadalupe CU
Session Description: CUNA Manager of Small CU Initiatives Tom Sakash will lead a panel discussion with small credit unions who are adding members like you WISH you were. They will share what's working, and how you can replicate their success at your credit union. By the end of the webinar, you will absolutely be asking yourself: “What's in the box?”