Annual Conference PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

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1 NETWORK with credit union colleagues Annual Conference 2018 DISCUSS issues that affect credit unions in today s world CONNECT with DoD Leaders Williamsburg, VA August 12-15, 2018 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

2 DISCUSS issues that affect credit unions in today s world CONNECT with DoD Leaders NETWORK with credit union colleagues ALL THIS AND MORE will be part of your experience at the 2018 DCUC Annual Conference. Highlights of the 55th Annual Conference: 25th Annual VADM Vincent Lascara Golf Tournament at the prestigious and newly renovated Williamsburg Golden Horseshoe Golf Course The very best Welcome Reception for relaxing and networking Leading-edge content in our educational sessions Meaningful and insightful Keynote Speakers Interesting tours of this incredible and historic location 19th Annual Hall of Honor Awards Dinner with entertainment Making connections and strengthening relationships with colleagues and vendors throughout the conference Helping to raise much-needed funds for Hope for the Warriors All DCUC registrations include the Colonial Williamsburg Admission Pass. This provides you with complete access to the world s largest living history museum. While anyone can walk around Colonial Williamsburg, these passes, good for the entire conference week, offer you the chance to explore all the Colonial Williamsburg historic sites and trade shops. Part of that access includes the Blacksmith and Cooper where you can see how they use 18thcentury methods and tools. Additionally you can visit two art museums which house the largest colonial-period archaeological collection in the United States. A complimentary shuttle service is also available.

3 601 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW South Building, Suite 600 Washington, DC Anthony R. Hernandez President/CEO, Defense Credit Union Council The Defense Credit Union Council Annual Conference is our industry s premier educational conference! For 54 years, this event has been tailored specifically for defense credit union senior level executives, CEOs, and influential Board members and 2018 promises to surpass your expectations! This year, we have re-designed the Annual Conference to be more effective as an important part of your business strategies, and we are proud of the unique value our conference continues to offer to you. The decision-makers in attendance, educational insights, and business opportunities are ultimately what make this annual conference so valuable. There are many pressing issues facing Defense Credit Unions today. Key among them are regulatory relief legislation, emerging demographic and technological trends, and understanding and leveraging our value in defense communities. These and other issues affecting our industry will be addressed both on and off the stage during our three-day conference. Be a part of the dialogue and networking interaction with both colleagues and corporate partners to find innovative solutions for all the challenges we face. Invest in your future by attending the DCUC Conference again, or perhaps for the first time, this year. Please take a moment to look through this Preliminary Program to see some of the great things we have planned. To register for the conference and reserve your room at either the Williamsburg Inn or Lodge, go to the DCUC website, today I look forward to seeing you in August. Anthony R. Hernandez 1

4 2018 DCUC Annual Conference Tentative Program 2 SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 MONDAY, AUGUST 13 TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 7:00 Golf Registration and Continental Breakfast in the Gold Clubhouse 8:00 Shotgun Start 25th Annual Vincent Lascara Golf Tournament Colonial Williamsburg Golden Horseshoe Golf Course 8:00 11:00 DCUC Registration Desk Open in the Lodge 10:00 4:00 Optional Tour Guided Tour of Colonial Williamsburg with Lunch at the Kings Arms Tavern Conference Attire Business Casual, with the following exceptions: Chairman s Welcome Reception Picnic Casual attire (shorts and sandals are perfect) Hall of Honor Awards Dinner Jacket and tie are requested Optional Tours Comfortable, casual clothing and shoes for walking 8:00 5:00 DCUC Registration Desk Open 12:00 2:00 DCUC Showcase Grand Opening w/lunch 2:15 2:45 DoD Panel Discussion Tony Hernandez, Facilitator 2:50 3:20 Military Breakout Sessions with Military Representatives Army, Marines, Navy and Air Force 3:20 3:35 Refreshment Break 3:40 4:20 Corporate Partner Breakout Sessions (three-40 minute sessions) 4:25 5:05 Corporate Partner Breakout Sessions (three-40 minute sessions) 5:10 5:50 Corporate Partner Breakout Sessions (three-40 minute sessions) 6:30 8:30 Chairman s Welcome Reception Patriotic American Backyard Summer Picnic (Shorts and T-Shirts are suggested.) 7:00 2:30 DCUC Registration Desk Open 7:30 8:30 Continental Breakfast in the Showcase 8:30 8:45 General Session Opening Ceremony Presentation of the National Colors Invocation 8:45 9:15 Welcome Mr. Rick Pillow Virginia Credit Union League 9:15 10:00 Military Keynote Speaker: Captain Florent Groberg Medal of Honor Operation Enduring Freedom 10:00 10:15 Refreshment Break 10:20 10:40 The Honorable J. Mark McWatters (invited) Chairman, National Credit Union Administration NCUA Update 10:40 11:10 Mr. Chris Dollar, Dollar Associates GEN Y AND CREDIT UNIONS 11:15 12:15 President/CEO Roundtable Directors Roundtable (two consecutive sessions) 12:15 1:15 Lunch Buffet in the Showcase 1:20 1:50 Roundtable Wrap Up Discussion 1:50 2:35 General Session Speaker 2:40 3:20 Mr. Jim Nussle (invited) President/CEO, Credit Union National Association 3:30 5:30 Final Social Reception in the Showcase with Silent Auction and Showcase Grand Prize Evening Enjoy free time with Colleagues and Clients 7:00-10:30 DCUC Registration Desk Open 7:30 8:30 Continental Breakfast Buffet 8:30 8:45 Mr. John Broda, President/CEO Armed Forces Financial Network AFFN Presentation 8:45 9:30 Mr. Dan Berger, President/CEO National Association of Federally Chartered Credit Unions Washington Update 9:30 10:15 Major General Brett Williams, USAF (Ret.) (Invited) Cybersecurity An Executive Approach to a Technical Challenge 10:15 10:30 Refreshment Break 10:35 11:20 A CRASH Conversation Panel discussion led by Lauren Culp Manager, The Cooperative Trust Filene Research Institute 11:25 12:25 DCUC Educational Sessions (3 concurrent sessions) 12:30 1:30 Military Awards Luncheon 1:45-2:00 Voter Registration 2:00 2:45 DCUC Annual Business Meeting 2:45 6:00 Free time to Explore Colonial Williamsburg 7:00 7:30 Hall of Honor Reception 7:30 10:00 19th Annual Hall of Honor Awards Dinner and Entertainment 8:00 Continental Breakfast 9:00 9:45 Dr. Troy Hall, Ph.D. (Invited) Chief Strategy Officer South Carolina Federal Credit Union Real Talk Advice on Practical Leadership 9:50 Final Prize Drawing and Announcements Conference Concludes 10:30 4:30 Optional Tour Shirley Plantation and Upper Shirley Vineyards with Lunch *This Program is Tentative and Subject to Change

5 NEW THE FIRST EVER DCUC CRASH EVENT We are proud to announce that there will be a Crash Event with the Cooperative Trust at the upcoming DCUC Annual Conference in Williamsburg, VA. So what is a Crash Event? A Crash event is tailored specifically for the young professionals at your credit union, and is planned as part of an existing credit union conference. Do you have a young professional staffer (age 35 and under or 35 at heart) that shows strong potential and leadership qualities? If so, we would like to invite them to apply for this Crash Event with the Cooperative Trust. A maximum of 12 individuals will be selected by our Crash Committee (one per credit union) to attend the upcoming DCUC Conference in Williamsburg, VA. Crashers will participate in many of the regular conference sessions and events, but will also have a special track with workshops designed specifically for them. This will be a nonstop event for your young professional. Their action-packed schedule and interaction with industry mentors will help them develop as a future credit union executive! Sponsored by BRIEF HISTORY The first ever Crash event was launched in 2010 by what is now the Cooperative Trust, a credit union young professional program and community by Filene Research Institute. The goal was to introduce younger credit union professionals, who show strong leadership potential, with some of our important industry events. Most credit union organizations have focused on attracting experienced decision makers to attend their conferences. With the high cost of travel and registrations, many credit unions had been unable to offer this opportunity to their younger staff. So it was decided to provide an event that these young professionals could attend. The true purpose was to help our credit union industry realize that we must plan for the future by including younger generations. Armed with this information, the Cooperative Trust organized the first ever Crash event called Crash the GAC at CUNA s 2010 Governmental Affairs Conference. Since then, the Cooperative Trust s Crash program hosts more than 100 Crashers every year at dozens of Crash opportunities, and the award-winning Cooperative Trust community has grown to more than 1,700 young professionals in the credit union industry. Registration is COMPLIMENTARY! See our website for an easy application for the DCUC 2018 CRASH! 3

6 2018 Showcase with a Purpose This year, in keeping with our goal to support our troops and veterans in their time of need, the 2018 recipient of our fundraising will be Hope For The Warriors. In 2012, DCUC supported the great work that Hope for the Warriors does to assist combat wounded service members, their families and the families of the fallen, and we have decided to support their good work once again. They are an organization founded in 2006 by and for those in the military community in Camp Lejeune, NC, as they witnessed firsthand the effects war imparts on service members and their families. They have positively impacted the lives of over 13,000 people in an effort to return them to service of some nature. Their original motto, No sacrifice forgotten, nor need unmet, continues to guide their purpose and they are a dynamic, agile, and bold organization that adapts to meet the diverse needs of the military community. Through the years, giving back to a worthy cause that supports our troops has significantly enhanced our conference and made a real difference in the lives of our wounded warriors and veterans. This, our 15th year of helping those who serve our country, will be no different! Join us to network with some outstanding corporate partners and our own credit union colleagues to bid on terrific silent auction items to help support the mission of Hope For The Warriors. Here are just a few of the opportunities to help! Donate an item from your credit union to the Showcase Silent Auction or choose to make a donation directly from your credit union. Purchase mulligans at the 25th Annual VADM Vincent Lascara Golf Tournament. Buy raffle tickets for the very popular 50/50 Drawing. Bid on silent auction donations. The DCUC Board will match the funds raised! 4

7 25th Annual VADM Vincent Lascara Golf Tournament Saturday, August 11, 2018, Shotgun Start at 8:00 a.m. (Breakfast and practice from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.) Join us in Williamsburg for the 25th Annual VADM Vincent Lascara Golf Tournament at the recently renovated Golden Horseshoe Golf Club. Our DCUC tradition of good times and enjoyable golf, plus a chance to help support our annual fundraiser, is a winning combination! The morning will begin with a continental breakfast in the Gold Clubhouse at 7:00 a.m. No bus transportation is necessary as the Golf Course is just across the street from the Williamsburg Lodge and Inn. The Golden Horseshoe Golf Club was designed by fatherand-son duo Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Rees Jones. The course is completely free of surrounding real estate and boasts accolades such as GOLF Magazine s Top 500 Golf Holes in the World, Top 100 Resort Courses in America by Golfweek Magazine, and Golf Digest s 2016 Best Golf Resorts in the Mid-Atlantic. If you enjoy golf, you won t want to miss this opportunity to play this completely renovated and very special golf course! Registration Information Register online today Cost is $115 per person Brand new Ping G400 rental sets are available for $50 per set Price includes Greens fees, Continental Breakfast and Awards Lunch Buffet at the Course. Registration deadline is July 11, Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received in writing prior to July 11 will be charged a $50 cancellation fee, with substitutions allowed at any time. No refunds will be allowed after July 11. Call Janet Sked at with any questions. 5

8 Optional Tours Saturday, August 11 Private Guided Tour of Colonial Williamsburg with Lunch The tour will begin with a visit to the Sir Christopher Wren Building at William & Mary, the oldest college building still standing in the United States. It was constructed between 1695 and 1700, before Williamsburg was founded. After a guided tour of the Chapel, the Great Hall, and the Grammar School room, the tour will move to the Governor s Palace, lunch at the Kings Arm Tavern and conclude at the Capitol Building. This tour will require a fair amount of walking throughout the Colonial Williamsburg grounds, however shuttles will also be utilized. Cost is $75 (Minimum 15 guests and Maximum 50 guests) Wednesday, August 15 Tour of Shirley Plantation and Visit to the Upper Shirley Vineyards with Wine Tasting and Lunch Shirley Plantation is Virginia s first plantation, founded in 1613, after a royal land grant carved the plantation out of the Virginia frontier. Shirley Plantation is the oldest family-owned business in North America dating back to 1638 when Edward Hill I established a farm on the banks of the James River. The guided tour of the Great House highlights original family furnishings, portraits, silver, and hand-carved woodwork, as well as stories of the Hill Carter family, eyewitnesses to eleven generations of American history. Today, Shirley continues as a working plantation, a private family home, a National Historic Landmark, and a Virginia Landmark. After the tour of the plantation, you will drive to Upper Shirley Vineyards for Lunch and a tasting of their award-winning wines. Cost is $165 per person (Minimum 10 guests and Maximum 40 guests) Accessibility If you sometimes have difficulties walking for long stretches of time, be sure to take advantage of the following offer. Due to its historic nature, Colonial Williamsburg has many walkways made with cobblestones or uneven bricks. Please contact Williamsburg Mobility at to inquire about renting a motorized vehicle to assist you with any mobility issues or check them out at 6

9 Guest Tours These tours that include lunch are part of the Full Guest Registration. Monday, August 13 Tour of Historic Jamestown Island with Lunch at Le Yaca Restaurant Historic Jamestown is the original site of the first permanent English settlement in America. Ongoing archaeology at the site of James Fort has changed our understanding of the struggles and triumphs of early1600s life in Virginia. Living history programs and an archaeology museum tell the story of this dramatic time. This tour will include the Island, the Archearium, and a visit to the Jamestown Glasshouse for a glassmaking demonstration. Tuesday, August 14 Tour of the American Revolution Museum with Lunch at the Riverwalk Restaurant This new museum recently replaced the Yorktown Victory Center, located in Virginia s Historic Triangle, adjacent to the Yorktown Battlefield where American independence was won. It is a nationally significant facility featuring vibrant galleries with immersive learning environments, interactive exhibits and period artifacts. It also features an expanded living-history program, that will trace the 13 colonies struggle for freedom, resulting in the creation of the United States of America. 7

10 8 Hotel Information The 55th Annual DCUC Conference will be held at The Williamsburg Lodge and Inn, located in beautiful and historic Williamsburg, VA. Williamsburg Lodge: The Lodge is part of the Marriott Autograph Collection and consists of a spacious Conference Center where all of our sessions will be held, restaurants, gift shops and some guest rooms. It is closely surrounded by a series of Guest Houses where most of the spacious and newly renovated sleeping rooms are located. Williamsburg Inn: Representing the height of luxury in Colonial Williamsburg, the iconic Williamsburg Inn has been reimagined to bring you the best of the old world and the new. For reservations, you can call between the hours of 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. Or for more convenience, reserve your room online at our DCUC website and click on Hotel Reservations link. The special DCUC Conference rate is $218 single/ double for a deluxe room in the Williamsburg Lodge, subject to taxes, currently at 11% and $2.00 per room, per night occupancy tax. The special rate will apply three days before and after the dates of the event, subject to availability. Upgraded rooms are available at the Lodge or the Williamsburg Inn upon request at a higher rate. See website for more details. Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. Check-out is 11:00 a.m. at all Colonial Williamsburg Hotels. An early departure fee of one night s room rate plus tax will be charged for departure date changes made after check-in. Our room reservation deadline is Monday, July 9, Reservation requests received after 5:00 p.m. EST on the cut-off date will be accepted on a space and rate availability basis. Please be sure to make your reservation before this date! How do I get to Williamsburg? Williamsburg, Virginia, is located 150 miles south of Washington, D.C., midway between Richmond and Virginia Beach on Interstate 64. There are a few choices for airports in this Virginia area. Three airports are situated within a 45-minute drive of the Williamsburg area: Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport (PHF) 20 minutes from downtown Williamsburg Norfolk International Airport (ORF) 50 minutes from downtown Williamsburg Richmond International Airport (RIC) 50 minutes from downtown Williamsburg Airport transfer information will be available as the conference date nears. Federal Credit Unions are exempt from paying tax, but must bring the NCUA tax exemption letter and pay by a Federal Credit Union check or credit card only.

11 Registration Information Online registration is easy! Just visit and register today! 2018 Conference Registration Fees Early Bird By 6/2 Regular After 6/2 Active DCUC Member $915 $995 Associate DCUC Member $1,395 First-Time Attendee $840 On-Base CU Branch Manager $495 CRASH Participants* Complimentary The DCUC Conference is open to DCUC members only. *One CRASH Participant per credit union. (age 35 and under or 35 at heart) Special Offer Once again, we are pleased to offer the best value for your credit union. SIX REGISTRATIONS for the price of FIVE! If your credit union registers five attendees for the 2018 DCUC Conference, your credit union President/CEO can attend FREE OF CHARGE. This special offer applies only to new registrations made after February 26, CONFERENCE CANCELLATION POLICY: Prior to July 1, 2018 refunds will be made minus an administrative fee of $100; no refunds will be made after July 1, We are pleased to make substitutions anytime. Please submit all cancellations and substitutions in writing. All refunds will be issued after the conference Conference Guest Packages Guests of all Conference Delegates have two options for registration. Pick the one that best suits your needs: $515 Full Guest Package Includes: Sunday Night Welcome Reception DCUC Showcase to include Sunday lunch and Monday Social Reception Monday and Tuesday Guest tours, which include lunch (see page 6 for details) All Conference Breakfasts (Monday through Wednesday) 19th Annual Hall of Honor Awards Dinner and Entertainment $395 Limited Package Includes: Sunday Night Welcome Reception DCUC Showcase to include Sunday lunch and Monday Social Reception All Conference Breakfasts (Monday through Wednesday) 19th Annual Hall of Honor Awards Dinner and Entertainment $175 Hall of Honor Awards Dinner per person This option on Tuesday night is available only for non-registered guests of the Hall of Honor winners Photos by Spencer Butterfield 9

12 601 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW South Building, Suite 600 Washington, DC Pre-sorted STD. U.S. Postage PAID Annapolis, MD Permit # 273 Remember this year registration is online!