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Gigi Hyland at CUNAGAC 2021.
Financial well-being for all is an “all-in endeavor” that requires equal parts empathy and strategy, according to panelists participating in the 2021 CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference general session.
“It really has to be up and down the spine of the credit union,” says Gigi Hyland, executive director of the National Credit Union Foundation. “It’s the board members, it’s the CEO, and it’s everybody in between. In order to foster change, financial well-being for all has to involve everyone at the credit union.”
Hyland offers three ideas for credit unions to consider in adopting a financial well-being for all mindset:
CUs to talk pandemic relief, data security, modernization
CUNA Chief Advocacy Officer Ryan Donovan wrote to all 535 Congressional offices Monday as Leagues and credit unions meet with elected officials in conjunction with this week’s CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC).
Donovan said credit union advocates will be looking to “discuss ways Congress and credit unions work in tandem to advance your community and improve your constituents’ financial well-being.”
Credit unions’ top priorities are:
Allowing credit unions to be there for those hit hardest by the pandemic’s economic fallout;
Once again, it’s time for CUNA’s Governmental Affairs Conference! As we go virtual for the 2021 version of the CUNA GAC, things will definitely be a little bit different than years past, but as always it should be an exciting and informative experience. If you’re pumped and ready to get started, here are 3 things you should be excited for before emcee Antonio Neves kicks off #CUNAGAC at 11 AM Central…
Great speakers: One thing we all love about GAC is the many great speakers we get to hear from year-in and year-out. Even though we’re not in D.C. together this year, the speaker lineup won’t disappoint. Retired Lt. General H.R. McMaster will kick things off with the first keynote address on Tuesday. In the second session (and CUNA General Meeting) Chris Christie and Rahm Emanuel will “discuss the issues driving Washington and how they’ll affect the people and communities credit unions serve, especially as the country continues to address the health and economic ramif
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