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SUMMARY:October Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join KCCCU at Ray’s Boathouse for our quarterly luncheon on October 8. Bruce Barcott will be sharing about how credit unions are working with legal cannabis companies as well as recent legislation on banking for these businesses.  \n11:30 – 12:00: Networking\n12:00 – 12:15: Lunch\n12:15 – 1:00:  Program begins \nRemember to bring your business cards for networking and prizes! \nBanking on CBD\, Hemp\, and Cannabis: A Fast-Changing Landscape  \nFor the past six years\, a number of credit unions in legal cannabis states have been quietly working with state-licensed cannabis companies to offer them basic account services. It’s not been easy. These accounts require onerous upkeep\, documentation\, and oversight. Credit union officials often do it out of a sense of community service and public safety.  \nOver the past few months\, Congress and national regulatory agencies have signaled a willingness to step into a new era in banking these problematic businesses. Senate Banking Committee chair Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) recently gave the SAFE Banking Act a hearing after years of ignoring the proposal. Last December\, Congress legalized the cultivation and sale of hemp via a special clause in the 2018 Farm Bill. That opened the door for this year’s boom in the CBD industry\, as CBD can be extracted from hemp. In August\, the NCUA released an interim guidance stating that credit unions may provide certain financial services to legally operating hemp businesses.  \nHow does hemp differ from cannabis? What are “certain” financial services? What’s the likely timeline for Congressional banking reform in the cannabis sector? Why should a credit union consider building relationships with hemp or cannabis companies now\, instead of waiting for full federal legalization? Bruce Barcott will dive into these issues and ask your toughest and most embarrassing questions about cannabis in this fascinating lunchtime discussion.  \n\nAbout Bruce Barcott\nBruce Barcott is a Guggenheim Fellow and author of Weed the People: The Future of Legal Marijuana in America. A nationally recognized journalist\, Barcott’s provocative thoughts\, ideas\, and observations on prohibition’s end–the good and the bad–have made him one of the nation’s most sought-after writers and speakers on this dramatic turn in American history. For the past four years he’s directed daily coverage of national cannabis news for Leafly\, the world’s largest and most trusted legal cannabis information site.  \nIn his writing and public events\, Barcott questions and considers the moral\, legal\, ethical\, political and financial implications of legalization. “This is one of the most exciting about-faces in recent American history\,” he says\, “and it has profound lessons to teach us about taboos\, assumptions\, evidence\, prejudice\, mistakes\, and the factors that lead people to change their minds.” Barcott wrote the Time Magazine special issue\, “Marijuana Goes Main Street\,” and has been quoted in newspapers around the nation in addition to appearing on MSNBC’s “The Docket” and “The Cycle\,” National Public Radio’s “Weekend Edition\,” KING-TV’s “Evening Magazine\,” WJLA (Washington DC) “NewsTalk\,” KGO and KCBS radio in San Francisco\, KPBS’ “MidDay” in San Diego\, KUOW’s “Weekday” in Seattle\, and on many other media outlets. \nBarcott’s previous award-winning books include The Last Flight of the Scarlet Macaw and The Measure of a Mountain: Beauty and Terror on Mt. Rainier. His cover stories and feature articles appear regularly in The New York Times Magazine\, National Geographic\, Time Magazine\, Rolling Stone\, Outside\, and other national publications. As a science writer for more than twenty years\, Barcott has covered topics ranging from global warming to risk calculus to the science of camouflage. He led National Geographic’s coverage of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill\, and accompanied James Cameron’s 2012 expedition to dive the deepest spot in the ocean\, the Mariana Trench in the South Pacific. He lives on Bainbridge Island\, across the water from Seattle\, with his wife\, the memoirist Claire Dederer\, and their two children.
URL:https://kcccu.com/event/october-luncheon/
LOCATION:Ray’s Boathouse\, 6049 Seaview Ave. N.W.\, Seattle\, WA\, 98107\, United States
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SUMMARY:August Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join KCCCU at Ray’s Boathouse on August 15 to hear a panel speak and answer questions regarding employee retention and motivation. Remember to bring your business cards for the networking portion! \n\nRod Snyder has been advocating for the success of his members over 25 years in the retail financial services industry.   Starting as a teller\, then progressing through every other position in the front line\, he now serves his co-workers as the AVP of Sales and Branch Performance at Red Canoe Credit Union.  Rod works closely with branch managers\, trainers\, back office support teams\, and sales staff to ensure the credit union meets its sales goals while continuing to deliver a superior member experience.  \n\nTresha Gillingham joined Sound Credit Union as the Training and Development Manager in March 2017. Prior to joining Sound\, she was the Director of Training for Northwestern Mutual’s Seattle network office. She grew up in Phoenix\, Arizona where she spent 10 years of her career as a Training Specialist working at Discover Card. This is where she discovered her passion for teaching others and inspiring those around her to excel and grow to their maximum potential.  \nShe graduated from University of Phoenix with her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management. In her free time she loves to work out\, hike\, travel\, and spend time with her family\, friends\, and two dogs Mocha and Maui. \nSchedule:\n11:30 Networking\n11:45 Lunch is served\n12:00 Program begins \nDon’t forget to bring your business cards for networking and raffle prizes!
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SUMMARY:March Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Our March 16th Luncheon features Cameron Madill\, who will speak on “How to Make Community Impact Your Brand Differentiator.”  This presentation will be held at Ray’s Boathouse. \nCameron Madill is an entrepreneur\, digital marketer and international traveler.  He co-founded PixelSpoke\, a digital marketing agency that focuses on local credit unions\, business-to-business clients\, and membership organizations. \nHe is best known as one of “Portland’s 40 under 40 business people” for leading a growth-oriented business\, involvement in his local business community and his passion for travel.  Cameron spearheaded the business education curriculum for a U.S. State Department International Leadership Program.
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SUMMARY:May Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Our May 14th Luncheon features Tim McAlpine\, who will speak on “Moving the Young Adult Needle.” This presentation will be held at Ray’s Boathouse. Thank you to our sponsor of this luncheon\, Kaye Smith. \nTim McAlpine is the President and Creative Director of Currency Marketing\, an integrated marketing agency specializing in helping credit unions attract the next generation of members. \nBest known for developing the Young & Free Marketing Program and the It’s a Money Thing Financial Education Program that credit unions from around North America are using to connect with new young adult members. He is also the driving force behind CUES Next Top Credit Union Exec competition and a co-founder of the CU Water Cooler.
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