Committees & Advisory Groups
Shape the Future of the Credit Union Movement
The passion, expertise, and influence of credit union advocates drive the Movement forward and help credit unions stay prepared for what’s next. GoWest Credit Union Association invites you to add your voice by serving on one of our committees or advisory groups.
Hundreds of credit union leaders have already answered the call to serve. These platforms provide opportunities to collaborate, influence, and guide the future of credit unions in our region and across the country. Together, we identify challenges, share solutions, and shape strategies that keep credit unions strong, elevate the voices of members, and ensure communities thrive.
GoWest committees and advisory groups reflect the priorities and impact of our region’s credit unions. Each group contributes expertise that informs the Association’s initiatives, advocacy, communications, and community impact.
To view who serves on a 2026 committee or advisory group or advisory group, please select from the drop-down menu below.
If you have any questions or are interested in joining in the future, please contact the Director of Credit Union Engagement and Outreach, Amy Rovig.
Upcoming Events
All EventsOwning Your Voice: Confidence, Communication & Influence
Spokane Chapter Event: Insights from Amy Hunter (DFI)
In-Person Small Credit Union Summit
Denver Chapter Annual Meeting & Golf Social
On The Go Articles
VisionBoard 2026: Strengthening the Stewards of the Credit Union Movement
The inaugural VisionBoard experience brought together credit union board members, supervisory committee members, and CEOs for focused conversations on governance, stewardship, and the future of the cooperative model.
Turning Ideas into Impact Through GoWest Foundation Grant Funding
Credit unions from across the region joined the GoWest Foundation team for an in-depth look at funding opportunities designed to strengthen communities and expand access to financial services.
Why Growth Beyond Commercial Real Estate Is Essential to Serving Members
Credit unions have long relied on commercial real estate lending as a cornerstone of their commercial portfolios. It’s often viewed as a lower-risk entry point into business lending, but that comfort can also limit how broadly institutions expand their commercial programs.
