The Foundation Invitational
Don’t miss our annual golf scramble to benefit the Wisconsin Credit Union Foundation!
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Trappers Turn Golf Course 2955 Wisconsin Dells Parkway Wisconsin Dells 53965 (800) 221-8876 Trappers Turn Golf Course 2955 Wisconsin Dells Parkway, Wisconsin Dells 53965, WI
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TransUnion Regional Roundtable
Credit Union House – Madison 1 East Main Street, Suite 101 Madison, WI, 53703 1 East Main Street, Suite 101, Madison, WITransUnion is hosting a complimentary credit union roundtable at the Credit Union House in Madison. Their representatives will share industry insights, current trends, and provide an opportunity for conversation.
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League Legal Affairs Attorney’s Conference
Credit Union House – Madison 1 East Main Street, Suite 101 Madison, WI, 53703 1 East Main Street, Suite 101, Madison, WIThe League Legal Affairs Attorney’s Conference brings together attorneys from Wisconsin’s Credit Unions for a day of discussion around Compliance and Legal matters of importance to our members.
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I Love My Credit Union
WebinarThe social media blitz was born of a single idea, we can make a bigger impact together driven by the cooperative spirit our combined, high energy voices will create authentic conversation on social media!
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Hike the Hill
Washington, D.C.This annual event brings you face to face with decision makers in Washington to discuss the valued services your credit union provides, plus policy and regulatory issues.
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Compliance Roundtable
TBDJoin a member of The League’s compliance team as they lead a discussion on the latest changes in regulations and need to know information to keep your credit union in compliance.
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CU Community Days
CU Community Days is a week-long event kicking off each year on Indigenous’ Peoples Day that showcases how Wisconsin’s credit unions serve their communities throughout the year and embody their cooperative principles including Cooperation Among Cooperatives and Concern for Community. During CU Community Days, credit unions across the state are encouraged to address food insecurity in their communities or give back in other ways that matter to them.