Supervisory Committee Development Seminar

Turn your supervisory committee into a strategic asset. 

Under the guidance of expert Ancin Cooley, take a deeper look into the impact your supervisory committee’s actions have on your credit union. 

You and your fellow committee members act as a watchdog for your financial institution. The lessons you’ll learn at this CUES event are vitally important to your credit union’s bottom line and its future. Attend and explore:   

• Your Role as a Supervisory Committee Member                
• Understanding Your Audit Universe and Priorities 
• The Month-to-Month Work 
• Your Relationship with the Auditors and Consultants 
• Reviewing Your Audit Reports 
• The 2019 NCUA Rule on Supervisory Committee Audits and Verifications 
   

Make sure you are up to the task, and fully understand your roles and responsibilities. Learn more by visiting our “Agenda” tab. Questions? Contact us or email events@cues.org. 

Register before June 11, 2021 to get the lowest rate!

Why Attend?

Supervisory Committee and Board Members

• Your role as part of the supervisory committee, and the decisions you make, are vitally important to the health and well-being of your credit union. Attend and walk away with practical tips and tools you can use right away.
• Gain an understanding of the current regulatory environment, including the NCUA’s supervisory committee rules. 
• Take a deep dive into your audit universe and priorities. 
• Explore your CU’s strategic objectives.  
• Discover new ways to organize your committee’s agenda. 
• Learn to re-allocate resources based on current events. 
• Create a comprehensive audit plan. 
• Meet other supervisory committee members, and develop a network of colleagues you can reach out to after the seminar is over.
   

CEOs: Why Send Your Supervisory Committee Members to this Event?

• High performing boards lead to high performing credit unions. Your supervisory committee members will learn best practices that will ultimately improve your board's functionality and in turn your credit union as a whole. 
• The seminar focuses on the practical rather than the theoretical. Your supervisory committee members head home with tools and ideas ready to implement. 
• The supervisory committee and the decisions it makes are vital to the health of your CU; sending your committee members is an investment in your credit union's future.
• Keeping up with the ever-changing CU environment is imperative; the seminar is a must attend for new and veteran board members alike. 
• You can be confident knowing your supervisory committee is functioning at its best. 
• Plus, your supervisory committee members will: 
  • Walk away with practical tips and tools they can use right away. 
  • Meet others in the same role, and develop a network of colleagues they can reach out to after the seminar is over. 

Thank You to Our Sponsors
 

Sponsorship Opportunities

If you’re looking to connect with dedicated, responsible credit union directors, will find them here.

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Hotel

Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort
39 Beach Lagoon Rd
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
904.261.6161

The CUES discounted rates at the Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort are $259 per night for single/double occupancy. Please make your hotel reservations prior to Monday, June 28, 2021, online or by calling the hotel toll free at 800.843.6664 and mentioning CUES. The hotel may accept reservations after June 28th based on availability; however, room rates and availability are not guaranteed, so early reservations are recommended. Staying within the CUES room block will help keep registration prices down. 

A daily resort fee is included in the $259/night rate. This includes:

•    Complimentary self-parking 

•    Unlimited internet access in all sleeping rooms and in the lobby

•    Unlimited use of the Health and Fitness Center 

•    On-property resort transportation service

•    In-room coffee station

•    Local and toll-free phone access

•    Resort beach access

•    Golf driving range privileges and one bucket of range balls

*Remember that all hotel arrangements are strictly between you and the hotel. In the event you are unable to make the seminar (e.g. your flight is canceled), you are responsible for calling the hotel to cancel your room reservation.

Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. and check-out time is at 11:00 a.m.  

Air Travel

CUES conference participants may call Fox World Travel for airfare reservations at 888.691.9163 between 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. CST and reference Group Code 09FP5320. Please note that a ticket processing fee of $37 domestic or $46 international will be added. CUES does not offer a discounted rate, but Fox World Travel will ensure the best pricing available for U.S. residents.

Ground Transportation

Hertz is the official car rental company for this meeting. You can take advantage of their discounted rates by placing your reservation online at www.hertz.com or through the Hertz Meeting Sales Desk within the U.S. at 800-654-2240; from within Canada call 800-263-0600 refer to Meeting CV022Q9512.

CUES is committed to providing a clean and safe experience when attending meetings and events. We prioritize the safety and social wellbeing of all attendees, guests, sponsors, speakers, and staff. We continue to monitor guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and state and local governments for regulations and guidelines. 

CUES staff will continue to monitor the situation leading up to and at the event and communicate any possible situation with the attendees. As part of our on-site planning, CUES staff will meet with the hotel’s emergency operation and planning teams to ensure all staff are prepared for any situation that may arise. We have also implemented the following safety measures for all our meetings:  

• Number of attendees: We will cap our registration numbers to assure appropriate physical distancing standards can be met and maintained throughout the event.  
• Physical space: The meeting room will be set with ample physical space between each attendee, adhering to physical distancing standards. Networking opportunities will include indoor and outdoor spaces to allow for physical distancing.
• Masks: Masks will be required while indoors. CUES will provide masks for those that do not have one. If you are unable to wear a mask during this in-person event, we recommend you participate in our digital learning opportunities.
• Sanitation stations: We will have hand sanitizer stations throughout the meeting spaces for attendees.
• No contact greetings: We recommend waves and elbow bumps. 
• Event scheduled food and beverage: CUES will work with the hotel to create a safe eating experience for all. 
   

We do not yet know what the state of safety measures will be when our conferences take place. As the situation changes, we will continue to review and modify these precautions, up to and including elimination of some safety measures.

If you have any questions, please contact the CUES Events team at events@cues.org.