We hope you'll join us June 9-11, 2013 for the 78th Annual Meeting! The Governmental Affairs portion slated for Monday morning always features an exciting line-up of engaging speakers, and provides insights and analysis on credit union issues at the state and federal level. More information is available on the NCCUL Annual Meeting page.
Hike the Hill is a grassroots program sponsored by CUNA and the state leagues to provide credit unions with the opportunity to visit Washington to educate decision makers on credit union issues.
Attendees are prepped on what to expect in advance of each trip and upon their arrival. Once they arrive in Washington, credit unions are further prepared in issues briefings by CUNA's governmental affairs team. Briefing packets are also distributed and focus on issues specific to each state.
When credit unions participate in Hike the Hill, they demonstrate that credit union support has a real face, real concerns and real stories of how credit unions affect the lives of working Americans.
2013 Hike the Hill!
May 14-16 and September 9-10
Each spring, credit union representatives visit Raleigh to meet with local members of the North Carolina General Assembly. Visits are organized by League Chapter and provide a great opportunity to get to know your lawmakers and to talk to them about how your credit union is serving consumers in your community.
Who Should Attend?
Credit union management and board members willing and able to tell your credit union's story.
2013 Dates: March 26-27 Western, Piedmont, Southeast & Northeast Chapters
April 2-3 Northwest, North Piedmont, Foothill & Tarheel Chapters
For more information on State Capital Connections, contact Pam Melvin at pmelton@ncleague.org
Date: February 23-27, 2014
Location: Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
The annual CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference (CUNA GAC) is the premier credit union political conference! The GAC offers the opportunity to network with peers, hear from key legislative and political leaders, and experience a variety of breakout sessions on credit unions' most critical issues. You'll learn how to effectively deliver the credit union message, make the most of your Capitol Hill visits, and communicate with the media. More information coming late in 2013!