ARLINGTON, Va. – The National Association of State Credit Union Supervisors (NASCUS) has updated the agenda for its 60th Annual Meeting, the State System Summit (S3), scheduled to take place Sept. 17–19, 2025, in San Antonio.
The updated lineup, NASCUS said, reinforces the organization's focus on tackling real-world challenges with meaningful, actionable insight and conversation.
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“Navigating the Intersection of Cryptocurrency and Banking: Implications for Credit Union Regulators”
Speaker: Amanda Wick, Principal, Incite Consulting LLC -
“Fraud, Waste, and Abuse – How Can You Prepare Your Organization?”
Speaker: Folashade Abiola-Banjac, Principal-Leader of FLI, CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA) -
“Green Lending: Exploring Opportunities and Addressing Risks”
Speaker: Dan LeFree, President and CEO, Community 1st Credit Union -
“Fraud Frontlines: Emerging Threats and Strategic Responses”
Speaker: Chelsea Treboniak, Owner, Critical Ops -
“Risk Management in an Evolving Economy”
Speakers: Sheila Balzer, Partner, Assurance & Advisory, and Pam Easley, Executive Management Consultant, SingerLewak
Additional sessions will explore topics such as risk management, open banking, AI policy, building the workforce of the future, and a presentation from NACUSO’s Next Big Idea Winner. Click here to view the full agenda.
“This year marks a milestone—our 60th annual meeting, the State System Summit is designed to equip credit union leaders and regulators with the expertise they need for tomorrow,” said NASCUS president and CEO Brian Knight. “Pairing a robust educational agenda with networking opportunities and the unique ambiance of San Antonio’s River Walk ensures an experience that’s both enriching and memorable.”
Hotel Block Closes Soon – Reserve Your Room Today
Attendees have the opportunity to stay at the San Antonio Marriott Riverwalk or San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter—both located in the heart of the city’s most iconic district. Just steps from the hotels, attendees can explore the Alamo, stroll the picturesque River Walk, discover historic missions, and enjoy San Antonio’s vibrant dining, arts, and entertainment scene, NASCUS said.
Registration is now open. Rooms are limited, and the official hotel block closes Aug. 25, 2025.