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From Data to Downtown: Industry Technology, Community and Opportunity
Innovation, Local Investment, and What Comes Next
Small credit unions are finding ways to strengthen their organizations and communities. In this issue, we look at two examples: preparing for AI and emerging technology, and how a small member credit union helps support revitalization in its community.
We explore how credit unions can build the data, governance and strategy to use AI effectively and responsibly. That same focus on thoughtful, forward-looking action is reflected in the work of Athol Credit Union and the Polus Center for Social & Economic Development, whose Remaking Main Group is supporting downtown revitalization through small business development, public art and workforce training. Together, these stories show how small credit unions are turning ideas into meaningful action.
Want to hear how your peers are approaching AI, community initiatives, or the Impact Grant? Join us at APEX on Wednesday, October 14 for a dedicated Small Credit Union Networking Session. There’s no formal agenda, just time to connect, exchange ideas and discuss the challenges and opportunities you're navigating. Small credit unions also receive 25% off registration for CCUA events, including APEX.
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