Attendance Up for 2003 GAC

WASHINGTON-Snow was not expected to keep credit union officials from across the country from attending CUNA's 2003 Governmental Affairs Conference. CUNA is expecting approximately 3,000 attendees at its GAC this week, CUNA Senior Vice President of Communications Mark Wolff said. Attendance at CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference jumped by about 300...

By Staff Writer | February 25, 2003 at 07:00 PM

WASHINGTON-Snow was not expected to keep credit union officials from across the country from attending CUNA's 2003 Governmental Affairs Conference. CUNA is expecting approximately 3,000 attendees at its GAC this week, CUNA Senior Vice President of Communications Mark Wolff said. Attendance at CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference jumped by about 300 attendees this year after stagnating for a couple years. Full coverage of CUNA's GAC in the March 5 issue.

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