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Save The Dates September 22-25, 2025 - NCOFCU - Key West, Florida

 


Save the Dates: NCOFCU's Key West Conference 2025

As the new year begins, it’s the perfect time to start planning for one of the most anticipated events of the credit union industry: the National Council of Firefighter Credit Unions Inc (NCOFCU) Key West Conference 2025! Mark your calendars and book your travel, as this fantastic opportunity for networking, learning, and relaxation is just around the corner.

Event Details

Dates: September 22-25, 2025 SCHEDULE
Location: Casa Marina Oceanfront Resort, Key West, Florida

2025's conference promises to be bigger and better than ever! Set against the picturesque backdrop of Key West, participants will enjoy a perfect blend of professional development and island charm. From interactive workshops to engaging keynote speakers, there is something for everyone in the credit union community.

Why Attend?

  1. Networking Opportunities
    The NCOFCU Key West Conference is a prime opportunity to expand your professional network and begin your journey towards NCOFCU's "CCUP" certification. Connect with fellow credit union professionals, industry leaders, and innovative thinkers eager to share their insights and experiences.

  2. Educational Workshops and Sessions
    Attend workshops led by industry experts. These sessions will cover a range of topics, from emerging trends in technology to member engagement strategies, compliance issues, and financial literacy. They are designed to empower credit unions to serve their members more effectively and efficiently.

  3. Inspiration from Keynote Speakers
    Each year, the conference features several keynote speakers who provide inspiring and thought-provoking presentations. Stay tuned for announcements about the 2025 lineup!

  4. Cultural Excursions and Local Flavors
    Key West is known for its vibrant culture, delicious food, and laid-back atmosphere. Enjoy the beautiful weather and explore the local attractions, from stunning beaches to historical landmarks. Plus, don't miss out on savoring some of the best seafood the region has to offer!

Accommodations and Registration

More details regarding registration and accommodations will be available soon, so stay tuned to the NCOFCU website and your inbox for updates. Early bird registration options for members will be available, giving you the chance to secure your spot at a discounted rate.

Get Ready for an Unforgettable Experience

We encourage all credit union professionals to participate in this incredible conference. Save the dates, rally your colleagues, and prepare for an enriching experience that will benefit you personally and professionally.

Stay connected with NCOFCU for more updates, including speakers, session details, and networking events. 

We can’t wait to see you!

Grant Sheehan CEO CCUE
305-951-3306
ceo@ncofcu.org

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