Calling All Collection/Credit Union Industry Speakers!
New Orleans!
May 14th-16th, 2025
The Credit Union Collections Professionals (CUCP) is now accepting speaker applications for their 2025 Summit to be held May 14th-16th, 2025 in the vibrant city of New Orleans. The goal of the CUCP is to provide their mainly credit union attendees with industry insights, training, networking opportunities, and promote professional growth. The CUCP seeks to help develop, educate, and provide a professional support system to all people in the Credit Union movement.

We’re gearing up already and want our attendees to dive into insightful sessions and provide them with the most knowledgeable, dynamic, impactful speakers able to touch on relevant topics/challenges collections teams are faced with currently.
If that’s you and you’re interested and willing to keep things educational (no sales pitch or self-promotion), we encourage you to click the link and apply. https://lnkd.in/eYH2jqdY

More Event Details Coming Soon!
About Our Summit:
Our annual summit brings together professionals from various sectors to explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities within the credit union collections industry. With a focus on insightful presentations, dynamic panel discussions, and invaluable networking opportunities, this event serves as a platform for learning, collaboration, and inspiration.

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