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2010 Annual Conference 
Meeting Information
July 26, 2010
Networking 11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Lunch Meeting 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM
Register by noon on July 21:
Member Credit Unions and Affiliates: $45 Luncheon
Non-Member Credit Unions: $55 Luncheon
Non-Member Affiliates: $65 (Networking and / or Luncheon)
After noon on July 21, registration will increase by $10.
Cancellations made after noon on July 23 will be non-refundable.
Key Bridge Marriott ~ 1401 Lee Highway ~ Arlington, VA 22209 ~ (703) 524-6400
Non-members may
register by contacting
Connie Hackney
(202) 581-6900
or
operations@macuma.org
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If you know of a credit union or affiliate organization that would benefit from MACUMA membership, give us the information. We’ll make the call!
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Training Support
Maryland and D.C.-based credit unions may be eligible for training cost reimbursements through the CU Foundation of MD & DC’s Staff Training Grants. For eligibility guidelines, details and an application form, visit: www.cufound.org/training.htm. Did you know?MACUMA donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure and CU Miracle Day during 2010 !~ MACUMA is a Benefactor of The Credit Union Foundation of MD and DC!
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Meeting Date: July 26, 2010Lunch Meeting, Key Bridge MarriottViable Business Models in the New Regulatory Environment  Stan Hollen, President / CEO, CO-OP Financial Services Interviewed by Sarah Snell Cooke, Editor-in-Chief, Credit Union Times Please join us for the July luncheon as Stan Hollen, President and CEO of CO-OP Financial Services, responds to the questions below from Sarah Snell Cooke: • Is the current credit union business model sustainable? • What needs to be changed and what needs to be kept intact? • Credit unions have relied significantly upon fees and, as we’re seeing with interchange and overdrafts, that’s going to have to change. How do credit unions replace that income? • Are greater operational efficiencies possible? What general areas can use some trimming? • Are credit unions as collaborative as they claim to be? What is the role of CUSOs in all this? If credit unions won’t collaborate, what is their fate and that of CUSOs? • The corporate credit unions will likely be a much smaller force when all’s said and done; will CUSOs make up some of the difference? In what areas? Stan Hollen has dedicated his entire professional career to the credit union movement. He has served as President / CEO of both The Golden 1 Credit Union and Liberty Enterprises. In June 2005, he assumed the position of President / CEO with CO-OP Financial Services. He has served on numerous credit union boards and committees and has received multiple awards and honors, including the California Credit Union League’s Leo H. Shapiro Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Upcoming Events:
August
No Monthly MACUMA Meeting
August 11-13
Building an Executive Presence
NAFCU Advancing Leadership Series
Baltimore, MD
August 18
CO-OP FS Presents
Children's Miracle Network Charity Golf Tournament
Andrews AFB, MD
August 30
Greg Talbot Memorial
Golf Outing & Auction
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Mark Your Calendars:
Annual Leadership Conference
September 15-17
Loew's Hotel
Annapolis, MD
National Speakers - Current Topics - Low Travel Expenses
Speakers include: Ron Nice, Deedee Myers, Chip Filson, Anthony Demangone, Tom Glatt and a Lending Roundtable led by representatives from Apple FCU, Congressional FCU and SECU Maryland. Former CEO of Congressional FCU, Bob Hess will moderate the Directors’ Round Table.
Look for our new 50/50 drawing at the end of each monthly meeting. Proceeds support MACUMA's Credit Union Miracle Day, Inc commitment.
Tickets may be purchased at 1 for $2, 3 for $5. Bring cash and support CU Miracle Day!
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Help us help you!
If your contact information has changed recently, please forward the information to us:
operations@macuma.org
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