BOSTON — Attendees hear from the incoming NAFCU president/CEO,the CFPB's director and breakout session experts, along withnetworking and seeing the sights, on Thursday at the trade group's46th Annual Conference at the Hynes Convention Center. Here arephotos from the day's activities.

NAFCU’s 46^th Annual Convention continued Thursday inBoston at the Hynes Convention Center. The event wraps upFriday.

NAFCU leaders past, present and future appeared together onstage to the delight of attendees, who gave them a standingovation.

Pictured are, from left, incoming President/CEO Dan Berger,Fred Becker, who retires effective July 31, and formerPresident/CEO Kenneth L. Robinson, who served 16 years at the helmof NAFCU, from 1984 until 2000.

Also at NAFCU Annual Conference:

• 4 Big Things from Confab
• Becker Calls it a Wrap
• Dollar Says Let Golden GooseLive
• Matz Reveals New Risk Rule
• Non-Interest Income Balance
• Berger Promises Training Boost
• CFPB is Good for You
• Beantown Vox Populi
• Wednesday in Pictures
• Non-QMs Offer Opportunity
• Managing Outsourced Collections
• Losing Money at Loan Closings
• New Officers for 2013-2014

Next: Interest in Non-InterestIncome

Paul Muse, president/CEO of the $580 million1^st Advantage FCU, tells conference attendees how theycan improve their non-interest income revenue. Joining Muse on the panel werePULSE President Dave Schneider (seated left) and The FileneResearch Institute’s Brent Dixon (seated center).

Below, Filene Researcher Brent Dixon shares his insightregarding non-interest income opportunities for credit unions aspayment systems change.

Next: Listen Up

Educational breakout sessions were well attended, with bothexecutives and volunteers soaking up the information provided byspeakers.

Next: Heading Down the Hallway

Conference attendees make their way to the Hynes ConventionCenter ballroom to hear CFPB Director Richard Cordray address the crowd.

Next: Cordray on CFPB

CFPB Director Richard Cordray encouraged his general session audience to makemortgage loans that don’t meet the CFPB’s Qualified Mortgagestandards.

Next: Dan Berger Debuts

Dan Berger, who will take over as NAFCU president/CEO on Aug. 1,said during his first address as the group’s leader he will expand the trade’seducational services to members.

Next: Chairman Parsons

NAFCU Chairman Michael Parsons addresses thegeneral session audience. Parsons is president/CEO of the $363million First Source FCU of New Hartford, N.Y.

Next: Schwartz and her Mission

NAFCU Board Member Debra Schwartz introduces the organization’s2013 award winners. Schwartz is president/CEO of the $2.4 billionMission FCU of San Diego, which has just purchased the Autoland CUSO from the NCUA.

Next: Here for the View

NAFCU’s Annual Convention at the Hynes Convention Center inBoston is located in the historic Copley Square neighborhood ofBoston. Shown here is the view from the convention center’s thirdfloor.