Connect. Collaborate. Leave Inspired.
In an ever-evolving industry, one mission remains constant: empower members and strengthen communities.
Callahan’s in-person roundtables bring together credit union executives from across the country to exchange ideas, tackle current challenges, and explore what’s next — all while keeping members at the center of every decision.
There’s no substitute for the energy, insight, and collaboration that happens when leaders come together in person. And this year, we’re bringing that experience to Denver.
What to Expect?
Every roundtable is attendee-driven so the agenda is 100% relevant to executives in the room. That’s why we can’t share an exact list of discussion topics just yet, but we can give you a glimpse at what we've heard is top of mind for credit union foundations.
- Foundation Strategy and Impact: How is your foundation aligning its initiatives with its mission and setting priorities that maximize impact over time?
- Funding and Grantmaking: How are you approaching funding strategies and evaluating opportunities to support programs that create meaningful outcomes?
- Collaboration and Partnerships: How are you engaging the community and building relationships that strengthen the foundation’s reach and influence?
- Governance and Leadership: How are you fostering leadership within your foundation and ensuring the board is actively supporting its strategic goals?
Who Should Attend?
This roundtable is intended for the senior-most foundations executives at your credit union, though we understand that each credit union has unique roles and responsibilities. If you’re unsure who should attend, reach out — we’ll help identify the right participant.Due to high demand, we ask that only one attendee per credit union register. Others can join our waitlist, and we’ll notify you if a seat becomes available. Questions about eligibility or the waitlist? Email us at [email protected].
Roundtables are open to executives at credit unions with roundtable subscription access and assets over $200M.