While NACUSO has beat the drum to rally support on pressing industry issues, for the first time in its 26-year history, the association is putting together a plan of action for advocacy that takes aim at legislation and regulations that impact CUSOs and credit unions.
NACUSO's new seven-member legislative and regulatory advocacy committee will focus on issues that touch four pillars: credit union opportunity, collaboration, innovation and entrepreneurship. The team will also identify those issues that impact CUSOs and their credit unions, determine what role NACUSO as an organization can play in those issues, and bring a recommendation before the board for actions to be taken.
"The environment within our industry has heightened the importance for NACUSO's role in advocacy. CUSOs are a crucial part of the system and our voice needs to be heard," said Lisa Renner, chairman of the committee and CEO of CU Holding Co., the parent company of five CUSOs.
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