Apply Now! Slots Still Open for Young Professionals to Crash the CUNA GAC

Emerging leaders in the Credit Union Movement have a rare opportunity to attend the CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference – the premiere national advocacy event bringing thousands of credit union enthusiasts to Washington, D.C. to meet with Congress. Through the Cooperative Trust, the Filene Research Institute, and CUNA, the Crash the GAC program provides opportunities for “crashers” from every state to get a front-row seat to all of the activities – Hill visits where advocates meet with their U.S. Senators and House Members, networking, and access to the conference, where thought leaders deliver keynote addresses.

You’ll experience everything seasoned attendees experience – and more.

This will be the 15th year the GAC Crashers program is offered. It includes conference registration costs for those selected, while crashers’ credit unions typically pick up flights, hotel rooms, and other daily expenses. The 2024 CUNA GAC takes place March 2 through March 7, 2024.

In addition to sharing all of the rich experiences the GAC offers to all attendees, crashers are treated to special content where they dive into CU Movement history, leadership development, and more. Those who’ve been selected before can tell you, it’s an unforgettable and fulfilling experience. Why wouldn’t you apply? If you’re a seasoned advocate already planning on attending, encourage a mentee to apply.

Act fast.

The application deadline is November 20. More than 200 candidates have started, but not all completed their applications, and must finish them in order to be considered for the 2024 cohort. There is still time for other potential crashers to start and submit their applications as well.

Learn more about the program here. Get your application started here and give it your all; this isn’t an everyday opportunity. Good luck!

 

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