MAXX CPE Credit Information
GoWest Credit Union Association is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State Boards of Accountancy have the final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org.”
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October 7, 2026
Gaylord Rockies in
Spruce 3-4
Whether it’s sensitive data ending up in the wrong tool, an AI-powered vendor making an unclear decision, an employee shortcut that becomes a privacy issue, or a board that realizes no one knows who owns the response. The risks are closer than many realize.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 8-9
Credit union technology leaders will share how they are approaching AI governance in real time. They will address what’s working, where they are still learning, and how they are balancing innovation with risk.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 2-3
Join Dr. Jeremy Graves for an interactive leadership lab, discover how servant leadership, intentional influence, and everyday actions shape workplace culture and inspire trust, collaboration, and positive change.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Dean, School of Business & Innovation and Director, Center for Executive Leadership
Ohio Christian University
Gaylord Rockies in
Maple 3-5
Discover the transformative power of asking the right questions at the right time — and how boards and executives can use them to shape the future of their credit unions.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
October 8, 2026
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 6-7
Dr. Lamont Black provides a practical framework for evaluating stablecoin technology through the lens of credit union governance.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 8-9
Financial regulation impacts all aspects of credit union operations. Hear from your state’s financial regulators about the changing regulatory landscape, examination trends, and insight into programmatic improvements that will streamline exams and improve communication.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Chief of Regulation and Supervision, CU Program
Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services
Gaylord Rockies in
Spruce 3-4
As digital expectations continue to rise, credit unions have an opportunity to combine technology with their greatest strengths: trust, relationships, and a commitment to serving members.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Maple 3-5
Drawing from TruStage’s recent Political, Economic, Social, Technology, and Industry analysis, explore the most significant trends impacting credit unions today and in the years ahead.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 8-9
Financial regulation impacts all aspects of credit union operations. Hear from your state’s financial regulators about the changing regulatory landscape, examination trends, and insight into programmatic improvements that will streamline exams and improve communication.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Assistant Director of Financial Institutions
Department of Insurance & Financial Institutions
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 4-5
Take an in-depth look at the forces influencing the economy today, including employment trends, housing market dynamics, consumer spending patterns, credit demand, and the impacts of interest rate movements on lending, investments, and earnings.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 8-9
This session explores the ripple effect of board leadership through real stories from across the Credit Union Movement.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 4-5
This interactive panel and roundtable session will explore how credit unions are identifying, assessing, and managing both current and emerging risks while balancing innovation, compliance, and member value.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Spruce 3-4
This interactive session will explore how credit unions are successfully earning the trust, attention, and loyalty of younger consumers through innovative products and services and authentic engagement using “finfluencers” and social media.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
October 9, 2026
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 6-7
Stay ahead of emerging legal risks, regulatory changes, and compliance challenges facing credit unions.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 4-5
During this session, participants will learn practical strategies for increasing engagement, asking more effective questions, and reinforcing the board and CEO roles that support healthy governance and long-term organizational success.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 6-7
Stay ahead of emerging legal risks, regulatory changes, and compliance challenges facing credit unions.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 8-9
Join GoWest and other Movement leaders for an engaging conversation about how the credit union narrative has evolved, what consumers think about credit unions today, and where our story needs to go next.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Spruce 3-4
Explore the trends transforming the payments landscape and what they mean for credit unions as member expectations evolve from convenience to intelligent, personalized experiences.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Gaylord Rockies in
Cottonwood 4-5
Credit union leaders will share how ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) Reports can be used to better understand member needs, shape financial wellness strategies, guide product development, and strengthen community impact.
This session qualifies for CPE Credit.
Director
Office of Financial Empowerment Colorado Department of Law’s Community Engagement Division
