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CU2413
Fintech: Relationships are Complicated
Date
September 11, 2024
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2024 AICPA & CIMA Banks & Savings Institutions and Credit Unions Conferences
Charles A. Vice, NCUA Director of Financial Technology and Access, will moderate a discussion panel that will include a financial technology company and two credit union leaders. The panelist will be Gordon Flammer, Founder of Datava; Sara Dolan, CFO, Michigan State University Federal Credit Union; and Rafael Rondon, President & CEO, TEN Credit Union. The panel will discuss challenges, barriers, and opportunities for credit unions to partner with financial technology companies to make operations more efficient and enhance member experience.
Learning Objectives
- Identify opportunities for credit unions to partner with financial technology companies.
- Identify barriers and challenges to credit unions partnering with financial technology companies.
Moderator
Director of Financial Technology and Access, National Credit Union Administration
Speakers
Founder & CEO, Datava
President & CEO, TEN Credit Union
Sara Dolan, CPA
Chief Financial Officer, Michigan State University Federal Credit Union
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