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The Development Education (DE) program, the National Credit Union Foundation’s signature education platform, helps established and emerging leaders within the credit union movement understand and leverage our unique business model to serve members and communities in new and better ways. If you’re passionate about credit unions, consider attending a DE training this fall. Registration for the September session opens next week!
What is Development Education?
Development Education is a process to understand fundamental barriers that prevent the prosperity of people and communities across the globe. This aligns with the mission of credit unions and our shared cooperative principles, and it has helped credit unions to discover new and better ways of improving financial well-being for 40 years.
Who Should Attend?
DE is intended for emerging or established leaders from credit unions, system partners, and organizations that support credit unions. Employees from all organizational levels are eligible and encouraged to attend, from c-suite to member service representatives, accounting or IT folks, marketers, and board directors.
Register for DE training
Registration for this fall’s in-person DE sessions will open on Wednesday, June 22, at 11:00 am. The sessions will take place in Madison, Wisconsin from September 26-30 and November 14-18. Programming details, registration information, and scholarship applications for these sessions will be shared in advance.
Full payment of $3,499 is required to reserve your spot. Registration is limited to one person per organization per class. There is a maximum capacity of 48 participants per session. If you would like to be added to the notification list for future events, please email Maggie Wolff, Development Education Manager, at the National Credit Union Foundation.