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When Shaun White started snowboarding in the 1990s, it was a niche activity. So, while traveling in the family van to compete all over the U.S., he never thought the sport would bring him worldwide recognition or financial success. White hopes to show credit unions attending America’s Credit Unions’ Governmental Affairs Conference that there was …
5-time Olympian White to share how to become a peak performer at GAC Read More »
Cassandra Worthy has spent years improving her outlook on change, and she’s sharing her strategies during her “Master the Chemistry of Change: Uncover Your Inner Change Enthusiasm®” keynote at America’s Credit Unions’ Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) in Washington, D.C., March 3. “I want them to feel inspired and empowered,” says the founder and CEO of …
Worthy to detail keys to becoming a change enthusiast at GAC Read More »
Dr. Jennifer Golbeck has complicated feelings about artificial intelligence. The computer scientist and University of Maryland professor hopes people understand why after her presentation on “AI, Connectedness, and the Big Data Future for Financial Services” at America’s Credit Unions’ Governmental Affairs Conference in Washington, D.C., March 4. “It’s complicated—a combination of optimism and caution,” Golbeck …
Credit unions: Learn how to use AI while maintaining members’ trust at GAC Read More »
America’s Credit Unions Chief Association Services Officer Todd Spiczenski is excited to welcome the credit union industry to Washington, D.C., to advocate with a unified voice for the first time as the new organization. “It takes your breath away,” Spiczenski says of the premier advocacy event that brings nearly 6,000 advocates to the nation’s capital. …
Spiczenski: What to expect from the revamped GAC Read More »
