Networking and Professional Development

NASCUS is committed to providing superior networking and learning opportunities for regulators, credit union teams, industry partners, and stakeholders.

Because strong relationships are key to maintaining a safe and sound credit union system, NASCUS provides continuous networking opportunities with industry-leading experts on the challenges impacting our world today.

View our month-by-month calendar here.

Signature Events

Join us Oct 21-23 in Colorado Springs. This event brings state regulators, credit union professionals, and topic-specific experts together to share best practices, collaborate on industry issues, as well as exchange ideas and resources.

Additional Networking and Learning Events

In light of the DEA’s potential reconsideration of cannabis scheduling, banks and credit unions face a critical need to reassess their policies regarding state-licensed cannabis businesses, employees, and vendors. Join us in June for a cannabis immersion event to discuss what these changes mean to you.
The Exchange (A NASCUS Initiative) is an annual issues-driven event that brings state- and federally-chartered credit union CEOs with assets greater than $10B+ together with dynamic state system regulators to identify and discuss emerging issues and trends affecting dual charters and the financial services sector.
With state and federal regulators placing greater emphasis on credit union management and governance, it’s crucial for board governance to be at its best. This one-day, in-person event is a collaboration with the Michigan DIFs.
We understand the challenges of keeping your team current in this ever-changing compliance environment. As such, NASCUS member credit unions receive complimentary access to our CU Campus 365 online compliance training program.
NASCUS believes that state agencies should have the opportunity to access training anytime, anywhere. To bolster continuous education, NASCUS is offering OnLine University at no cost to state agencies.
Topics include the Implications of the 5th Circuit Court’s Decision on CFPB Funding, Class Action Lawsuits, as well as Virtual Currencies and Digital Assets