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Technology Steals the Show at CUNA CFO Council

According to this year's conference agenda, effective financial management requires a strong grasp of technology.

By Heather Anderson | Updated on May 21, 2015

At the CUNA CFO Council’s annual conference, sessions focused on the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s long-anticipated Current Expected Credit Loss guidelines, the NCUA’s risk-based capital rule and liquidity management.

One session even taught social skills to improve networking, affectionately dubbed Networking for Nerds by attendees at the New Orleans event. In my experience, this group networks just fine, thank you very much – especially in New Orleans, where the bartenders are heavy handed and inhibitions quickly melt away. It was a good idea, and I regret that my flight forced me to leave before I could peek in and see if it was well attended.

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