MADISON, Wis. - The National Youth Involvement Board 2000 conference will focus on strategies to appeal to younger members. "The need to attract young people into credit unions gets more urgent every day," said Heather Harris, NYIB chairman. "Competition for their business is getting more aggressive." The conference titled "Conquering the Crises", will concentrate on providing solutions to solve youth financial literacy problems, meet youth financial service needs and create leaders for the future. Session topics range from "Marketing to the Dot-Com Generation" to "Using Technology to Reach Younger Members." The conference will also feature special training from the National Endowment for Financial Education on how to use the High School Financial Planning Program in schools. CUNA partnered with NEFE earlier this year to help young people learn how to deal with common financial issues. The conference will be held August 24-26 at the Edgewater Hotel in Madison, Wis. For more information contact Barbara Main at 608-833-9655.
NYIB conference to help conquer youth crises
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