Utah's Credit Unions

eTrain: Supervisory Committee Duties & Responsibilities

Presented by John Vardallas, Founder/CEO, TheAmericanBoomeR Group
As a supervisory committee member, you know your role is critical to the health of your credit union, making sure that management practices are sound and that member assets are properly safeguarded.
 
Let nationally respected credit union expert John Vardallas give you and your committee a clear picture of your duties and responsibilities as he outlines the current expectations for committee members, including:  

• The proper role, characteristics and methods needed for an effective and working supervisory committee
• A review of the “watch dog” issues facing supervisory committees
• How supervisory committee members can keep up on trends and regulations that affect good credit union governance practices
• Methods for maintaining good relationships and building trust with credit union boards and regulators

Who should attend?

• Board Chair
• Board of Directors
• CEO
• Senior Management
• Supervisory Committee

Meet the presenter, John A. Vardallas:
As Founder/CEO of TheAmericanBoomeR Group, John Vardallas leads a speaking, consulting, and Internet enterprise that reflects his passion and dedication to enhancing the success, quality of work, and lifestyles of leaders, their organizations and consumers. An international trend watcher and provocateur, he helps CU industry leaders synthesize trends into strategic organizational directions, to improve business growth and workplace productivity.

With over 25 years of professional management and leadership development experience, Mr. Vardallas has conducted professional and personal development programs for executives, employees, volunteer, and consumer group leaders around the world. He also facilitates strategic planning sessions for a variety of asset size credit unions throughout the USA.

Don't miss a minute of the exciting eTrain webinar series! For more information about upcoming programs, please email your questions to eTrain@ccul.org or call 800.472.1702 and select option 2.