The conference is in person following a virtual event in 2021 due to the pandemic.
Highlights from Wednesday include Netflix executive Nikkia Reveillac, Google leader Sam Maule, and a giveback event to benefit local youth.
Organizations benefit when leaders transition from “me” to “we,” says Netflix executive Nikkia Reveillac.
“Members are your marshmallow,” says Google’s Sam Maule during an exercise in which attendees competed to build the tallest structure topped by a marshmallow. The key is to focus on the confection first and build around it. Similarly, “the more you focus on the member, the better off you’ll be,” Maule says.
Credit union leaders demonstrate their "people helping people" philosophy during a giveback event for Create Now, a Los Angeles nonprofit that empowers youth through arts programs.
Create Now CEO Brandon Johnson gives the thumbs up for attendees’ efforts during the giveback event.
The winners of the Treats & Trivia orientation session display no humility when celebrating their victory.
Attendees view winning Diamond Award entries in the Exhibit Hall.
Cutting-edge products are on display in the Exhibit Hall.
Attendees pick up their conference swag at the registration desk.
Conference emcees Mia Perez, chief strategy and people officer at Louisiana Federal Credit Union, and Royce Ngiam, vice president, market insights and analytics at Financial Partners Credit Union and CUNA Marketing & Business Development Council second vice chair, welcome attendees to Los Angeles.
A behind-the-scenes look at the 2022 #MBDCouncil Conference.
Credit Union Rock Stars are outstanding credit union professionals and directors from a wide range of disciplines who inspire and innovate to advance the missions of their credit unions. The 25 members of the 11th class of Rock Stars were selected for their exceptional creativity, innovation, and passion.
