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Excitement, exhilaration at AACUC finale

Conference concludes with distinguished guest list.

August 12, 2019
Ron Jooss
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Excitement, exhilaration at AACUC finale

The final day of the African-American Credit Union Coalition Conference (AACUC) included a mix of motivation, regulation, and celebration.

The guest list included representatives from NCUA, CUNA, National Credit Union Foundation, a former Disney executive, and credit unions throughout the U.S.

 

  • Slide 01

    Emma Norman, director of learning and development at Local Government Federal Credit Union, Raleigh, N.C., says servant leadership is an ideal fit with credit union philosophy.

  • Slide 02

    The AACUC board wants the organization to be considered a preferred diversity, equity, and inclusion partner within the credit union system, says Chairman Adrian Johnson.

  • Slide 03

    "Financial inclusion is the civil rights issue of our generation," says NCUA Chair Rodney Hood.

  • Slide 04

    Bert Hash, retired CEO of MECU CU of Baltimore, receives a special recognition from the AACUC board of directors.

  • Slide 05

    Hannibal Brumskine, chief financial and operations officer for the National Credit Union Foundation, explains how employee engagement can be a competitive advantage for credit unions.

  • Slide 06

    John Hamilton, president/CEO of MECU Credit Union in Baltimore, participates in a panel of “Billion Dollar Credit Union CEOs.”

  • Slide 07

    Breakthrough strategist, innovator, and writer Simon T. Bailey says “people have to know how much we care for each other now more than ever before.”

Photos: Kyle Pompey

 

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