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Credit Union BoardReady Training

A Leadership Development Program that Prepares Professionals To be Strong Candidates for Serving on a Credit Union Board in their Communities

We are excited to announce a new leadership development opportunity for those interested in finding opportunities to serve on a credit union board. Our 2022 Credit Union BoardReady Training Series is designed to enhance your knowledge about credit unions with the goal of helping you to seek out, and successfully interview for, a credit union board position in your community.

​The four-week Credit Union BoardReady sessions will take place weekly every Wednesday, beginning October 26, 2022 and ending November 16, 2022. Each session will be two hours. You will learn about the differences between credit unions and banks, how to read and understand a credit union’s balance sheet and income statements, the roles and responsibilities of board members, strategies to identify open board positions, and interviewing tips. We will also help you to craft a strong cover letter or letter of inquiry and provide helpful hints for strengthening your résumé to assist you in serving on a credit union board.

Please note there is a financial commitment of $350 associated with the program. Payment is due on or before October 24, 2022.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Anyone interested in serving on a Credit Union Board including:

  • All Career Professionals

  • Community Relations Professionals

  • Emerging Leaders from Employee Resource Groups

All four sessions will take place via ZOOM from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Eastern Time on the following dates:

  • October 26th: What a Credit Union Is and How It Differs from a Bank

  • November 2nd: Duties and Responsibilities of CU Board Members

  • November 9th: Understanding the Basics of Financial Statements

  • November 16th: Strategies to Identify Open Board Seats and Interviewing Tips

Session dates and topics are subject to change. Please contact training@aacuc.org with any questions or concerns.