Learn how to leverage the credit union story at GAC 2026
Strategic storytelling can help get any message through the noise, and bestselling author Kindra Hall will share how to build lasting impact through the credit union story at the Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) 2026. The former chief storytelling officer at SUCCESS Magazine, Hall has equipped leaders across industries with a proven blueprint for using stories to drive results.
“In recent years, ‘storytelling’ has been reduced to unactionable jargon, but in reality, it is still one of the most powerful tools an organization can leverage,” Hall said. “Credit unions have a wonderful, and important, story to tell, and understanding the psychology behind strategic storytelling will not only help these memories stick but result in action.”
Hall’s keynote will outline the importance of turning everyday moments into powerful narratives that will inspire action, strengthen relationships, and elevate the credit union movement.
GAC 2026 is scheduled for March 1-5 in Washington, D.C., with an event-wide emphasis on how the credit union story is the foundation of the movement’s future. These insights will be invaluable as thousands of credit union advocates take to Capitol Hill to share how policy decisions impact millions of Americans.