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SAVE THE DATE National Coalition of Firefighters Credit Unions Inc. - 2016 Denver Conference

Denver is a top-rated event,  future-focused and themed around idea-sharing and innovation! 
Where Credit Union Leaders Connect!


September 28 - October 1, 2016 Denver, CO
"By Firefighters For Firefighters"
“Great things happen when firefighters come together. Our Face-to-face interaction is the platform where collaboration begins, relationships are forged, and ideas are generated.”
 
The key aspects of this meeting will focus on the structured round table discussions among the attendees from the credit union community. Participants will have the opportunity to sit in on breakout sessions covering a variety of subjects of key interest to credit unions.You'll walk away with:
  • Tools and techniques from credit union leaders
  • Fresh and innovative business strategies – from growing your products to being ready for the next wave of change
  • What you really need to know about the firefighter credit union environment
  • New connections from open forums, networking receptions and special events.
 It is never too early to book your rooms!  Grand Hyatt Hotel & Convention Center
Come early stay late, lots to see and do in Denver, CO and the surrounding communities!
Welcome to the Grand Hyatt Denver, in the heart of downtown Denver, a block from the 16st. Pedestrian Walkway. You can access the very best the city has to offer in a setting without compromise.
For group registrations or any registration issues, please address them to AMANDA POPP  Event Planning Manager Grand Hyatt Denver 303.603.4067 or  Grant Sheehan 305-951-3306 / grant@ncofcu.org

National Coalition of Firefighters Credit Unions Inc. - 2016 Denver Conference

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