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Join NCOFCU in Memphis at this complimentary Credit Union investment Forum offered by Vining Sparks, a NCOFCU VSP supporter.

Join NCOFCU in Memphis

Please visit Vining Sparks website 2013 Credit Union Forum website for all the details and to register. The website will be updated with new announcements as they become available. In addition, a full color brochure will be mailed in the next few weeks.

Registration Now Open!

Vining Sparks, a leading provider of credit union investment products and services, will host the 2013 Credit Union Forum on May 16 and 17 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Memphis. This day and a half Forum is designed for credit union executives and focuses on investment portfolio and balance sheet management. Attendees will have a wide range of educational options with sessions and materials up-to-date and applicable to the current environment.

Whether you are a first-time attendee or an alumni, the Credit Union Forum is sure to bring new perspectives, enhance your understanding, and better position your credit union for the future.

In addition, attendees will have time to network with peers as well as Vining Sparks’ strategists, analysts, and management.

On Thursday evening of the Forum, join us as we travel to downtown Memphis to experience the Memphis in May festival.

We look forward to seeing you at the 2013 Credit Union Forum!

Contact our Vining Sparks representative for more information,
Lee Chandler
Senior Vice President
Office 800-786-1245, Cell 970-445-8410 lchandler@viningsparks.com

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