D.C. or Bust – CO-OP Brings Integration and Innovation to This Year’s GAC

February 15, 2018 Co-op Solutions

Our itineraries are set. Our bags are packed. Destination? CUNA’s Governmental Affairs Conference 2018 (GAC) in our nation’s capital, Feb. 25-March 1, 2018. If you’re headed to the same place, please be sure to come by the CO-OP booth (#301) to learn more about our theme for this year:

“Integration is Innovation”

We are proudly setting up one of GAC’s most exciting exhibits. The booth – not to mention the passionate leaders inside it – is sure to spark thought-provoking conversations around the future of banking. Specifically, we are looking forward to stimulating a dialogue around the importance of integrating new and emerging technologies into the payments ecosystem to transform the member experience.

This past year has been incredibly transformative for CO-OP, and that extends to the credit unions we count as co-creators in the future of payments. The company promised the marketplace “a new CO-OP,” and we’re looking forward to demonstrating exactly what that means next week. Please come by to see how CO-OP’s transformation is your transformation.

Here’s a sneak peek at what you else you can expect from the CO-OP GAC Booth (#301):

Play with the new MyCO-OP portal, as well as our latest innovations in mobile. Demo other innovative solutions that are transforming financial services.

Meet CO-OPs newest leadership team members and how each is poised to help guide your credit union into the future.

Learn how CO-OP is creating a single, integrated experience across all channels to ensure credit unions and members keep up with today’s rapidly evolving digital environment.

After you stop by the booth, please be our guest in the CO-OP Networking Lounge, just outside the exhibition hall. Put your feet up, recharge and connect with your colleagues.

Two more reasons to visit us at GAC…

Every credit union leader who stops by Booth #301 can enter our drawing for a free THINK 18 registration. That’s a $1,599 value and a chance to attend one of the most celebrated thought leadership events in the movement. THINK 18 takes place in Chandler, Arizona, and we’re hosting some big-name speakers, including swimming champion Michael Phelps.

Join us on opening night (Sunday, February 25) to interact with a couple extra special members of our GAC team – the CO-OP DJ and the CO-OP mixologist. Each will integrate different ingredients, be they musical or liquid in nature, to create something singularly spectacular for your enjoyment.

We look forward to seeing you in Washington, D.C. later this month!

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