NACUC - 2021 Roundtable Forum Denver

45th Annual Chairmen's Roundtable Forum

Join us for an innovative learning experience featuring problem-solving discussions on issues and trends affecting credit unions and boards. This unique event is staged so that every participant sits down with almost every other credit union represented allowing the widest possible exchange of information, ideas and strategies.

October 13-16, 2021
Denver, Colorado

The Brown Palace Hotel
321 17th Street
Denver, CO 80202

NACUC Room Rate: $264
Reservations: 1 (303) 297-3111
NACUC Online Reservation Link

Norma Benson Scholarship

This Year's Roundtable Forum Sessions:

Best Practices for Establishing Liquidity Goals in a Volatile Market
Remote Employee Policies to Safeguard Member Data and
Deliver High-Quality Service
Lessons Learned to Prepare for the Post-Pandemic Economy
Branch Reimagined: How COVID-19 Shaped the Credit Union
Branches of the Future
High-Performing Board Strategies to Attract, Train and
Engage New Directors
And, an Open Forum session organized by CU Assets

View Preliminary Schedule (PDF)

Roundtable Registration Fees:

NACUC Member (by July 30) $1,395

NACUC Member (after July 30) $1,495

Non-Member $1,695

Additional Fees

Spouse/Guest $150

Golf Outing (per player) $150

COVID Safety Information (PDF)

Optional Events

Golf Outing at Overland Park

Sign up to golf at Overland Park Golf Course, the oldest running course West of the Mississippi. Located minutes from downtown, enjoy both city and mountain views. Narrow fairways and well-bunkered greens offer a challenge to golfers of any skill level. Fee of $150 includes transportation, green fees, cart rental, lunch and prizes.

Spouse/Guest Program

Register your spouse or guest for a program that includes Wednesday's Welcome Reception, Thursday's Historic Brown Palace Tour and High Tea Luncheon, Friday Evening Event and group breakfasts. Guests may also sign up for the golf outing for an additional fee.

Friday Evening at Attimo, Urban Winery

Join the group at Attimo, an urban winery in downtown Denver, for authentic Italian, locally-sourced fare in a casual indoor setting that flows into a heated, outdoor space. Following the success of Denver's Snooze Eatery, restauranteur Jon Schlegel and his wife purchased their own small Barolo vineyard in Italy that inspired the opening of Attimo.

Roundtable Forum Documents/Links