MADISON, Wis. –Registration for TruStage’s Discover23 conference on Aug. 10 is now open.
The no-cost, all-day event will feature nine breakout sessions, six networking sessions, two keynote addresses, in addition to remarks from Steve “Woz” Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple.
Wozniak will address the potential impact of artificial intelligence, blockchain and other cutting-edge technologies on the financial services landscape, TruStage said.
Other topics include, the future of credit unions and the credit union workplace, using market intelligence to shape credit union strategy and developing digital pipelines for financial well-being.
Open To All
“The yearly event is held the first Thursday of August to help inform and prepare credit union staff as they begin annual planning for the upcoming year,” according to TruStage, which said all credit union and league employees are welcome and encouraged to attend.
For additional information, visit trustage.com and search “Discovery2023 Conference.
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