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Photo gallery: A Windy City welcome
Co-located CUNA Technology and Operations & Member Experience Council Conferences underway in Chicago.
Nearly 600 credit union leaders, including 150 first-timers, are gathering in Chicago for the co-located 2019 CUNA Technology Council and Operations & Member Experience Council Conferences.
Following the CUNA Technology Council’s 6th Annual Security Summit, Sarah Thomas, the National Football League’s first female referee, kicked off the conference Wednesday by recounting how other leaders can learn from how she tackled this role.
Following are photos from the conference.
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Never give up your dreams, even when the odds are against you, says Wednesday keynoter Sarah Thomas.
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CUNA's Natalie Sherry (right) registers a conference attendee.
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The CUNA Councils held a silent auction during the show to benefit Children’s Miracle Network hospitals.
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Data analytics, process automation, and fintech providers topped the agenda during Wednesday’s Technology Exchange.
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Attendees share big ideas and best practices during the COO Exchange.
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Current and former CUNA Operations & Member Experience Council Executive Committee members take a tour of Wrigley Field.
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“Ice-breaker bingo” brings the conferences' 150 first-time attendees together.
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POPi/o, a CUNA Strategic Services alliance provider, offers in-branch video collaboration and other services.
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Kinecta Federal Credit Union’s Willis Chang (right), a CUNA Technology Council Executive Committee member, learns about cloud computing.
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