
2022 NCUMA HAWAII CONFERENCE SESSIONS
NCUMA Hawaii PRE-Conference Sessions:
(Friday and Saturday’s sessions require that you register for the Pre-Conference in addition to the General Conference)
Friday: November 3
Rundtable Discussion - "Cutting The Strategic Pie To Gain Focus” by Patrick Adams
This is your chance to share your thoughts about what is going on in the world of credit unions, and what matters most. Facilitator, Patrick Adams, will lead an open roundtable discussion on what is needed to insure your credit union's long-term success. The rate of change has accelerated dramatically in recent times. As this is written, AI is dominating conversation, and the banking industry strength and viability is in question. How will credit unions stay relevant through all of the change? What lessons were learned from the pandemic? Focusing on the "Strategic Pie" is essential to ensuring decisions are made to effectively grow your credit union. How will we remain competitive in this "Mach VI with your hair on fire" environment consumers have come to expect?
We look forward to seeing you at this roundtable to hear from your peers and Patrick Adams on how credit unions are not just surviving, but thriving in these uncertain times.
Saturday, November 4
"Steady Hands & Focused Precision” by Patrick Adams
Times could be called "crazy.” Whatever the temperature of the times, your focus as a credit union executive should remain on long-term growth. So many issues remain paramount to our success including investment in big data and digital innovation. Always is it necessary to be disciplined in containing costs, and controlling capital spending. The wrong moves result in legacy costs in branching, labor, and antiquated data processing. Expensive mistakes loom large without making the right moves. Purpose-driven corporate cultures, values-driven transparent communication, social responsibility achieving optimum member experience/engagement, and effectively managing risk and your plate is full. Multiple constituencies are watching closely. Time to get busy.
"Steady Hands & Focused Precision” by Patrick Adams
Times could be called "crazy.” Whatever the temperature of the times, your focus as a credit union executive should remain on long-term growth. So many issues remain paramount to our success including investment in big data and digital innovation. Always is it necessary to be disciplined in containing costs, and controlling capital spending. The wrong moves result in legacy costs in branching, labor, and antiquated data processing. Expensive mistakes loom large without making the right moves. Purpose-driven corporate cultures, values-driven transparent communication, social responsibility achieving optimum member experience/engagement, and effectively managing risk and your plate is full. Multiple constituencies are watching closely. Time to get busy.
Monday, November 6
CEO Lunch & Learn: What's Next...A CEO's Greatest Responsibility” by Patrick Adams
CEO discussion and the exchange of ideas among one another is invaluable. Facilitator, Patrick Adams, will join you and your peers in an open roundtable discussion on what is needed to be successful. We'll discuss whatever topics might be on the mind of those in attendance. What is to be done to be successful in gaining market share? What's it take to be a premiere employer? How do we provide the balance between serving members and pleasing regulators? What is it that top performing credit unions do differently to succeed in growing the business? The topics are endless, and great leaders have the uncanny ability to take the pressing issues of our times and cohesively synthesize them into what provides for understanding and success. Let's have that kind of conversation over our time together.