National Association of Credit Union Chairmen (NACUC)

Overview

The National Association of Credit Union Chairmen (NACUC), also known as The Chairmen's Group, is a nonprofit organization focused on serving the interests of credit union chairmen across the United States. It was founded in 1976 in Williamsburg, Virginia, making it the only national association exclusively dedicated to addressing the needs of credit union chairmen and future chairmen.

Membership and Activities

NACUC has over 165 active members, representing credit unions with assets ranging from $25 million to more than $4 billion. The organization offers its members unique opportunities for education and networking through events such as the annual Chairmen's Roundtable Forum. This forum allows chairmen to exchange ideas and discuss common challenges related to their roles in the credit union sector.

Programs and Resources

• Leadership Development: NACUC provides leadership development opportunities, including seminars and training focused on enhancing the skills of credit union chairmen.
• Knowledge Sharing: Members can access knowledge resources from credit unions nationwide, facilitating the sharing of strategies and best practices.
• CEO Compensation & Benefits Reports: NACUC conducts industry-specific surveys, such as the CEO Compensation & Benefits Report, which aids boards in creating compensation packages for their CEOs.

Mission

The mission of NACUC is to support and empower credit union chairmen by fostering a community of peers where they can engage, learn, and address complex board issues together.

[1] https://www.cuinsight.com/companies/national-association-of-credit-union-chairmen-nacuc/ [2] https://www.americascreditunions.org/news-media/news/hauptman-named-ncua-board-chairman [3] https://www.cuna.org/about.html [4] https://ncua.gov/about/leadership [5] https://www.nacuc.org