Exploring the Why: March 31-April 2, 2025

Learn more about why we do what we do at credit unions in lovely Taos, NM! Exploring the Why is designed for a diverse audience, including:

• Emerging professionals eager to learn about the credit union sector.

• Experienced professionals transitioning from banks or other sectors to credit unions.

• Veteran credit union employees looking to further their appreciation of what makes credit unions unique.

Register for our Webinars!

Unable to attend an in-person event or looking for some more targeted training opportunities? We offer webinars to help bolster your knowledge base even further. With countless categories to choose from, these webinars are a valuable training tool for you and your staff, right at your fingertips!

Join our Team!

We're looking for someone to provide compliance support and risk management for the Credit Union Association of New Mexico. You'll  answer compliance questions and share updates on key regulations and risk management. If you're passionate about making a difference for credit unions, we’d love to have you on board!

New Mexico Credit Unions READ to Support Financial Literacy

The Credit Union Foundation of New Mexico is excited to continue our tradition of celebrating Financial Literacy Month with our statewide reading campaign! Now in its third year, we’re inviting New Mexico credit union personnel to come together once again to READ in support of financial literacy this April. Our Kick-Off Call is February 26 at 12 PM. Join to learn more!

Apply for Professional Development Scholarships

Do you see a conference above or have an educational opportunity that you would like to take advantage of? The Credit Union Foundation Of New Mexico may be able to assist!

Guadalupe Credit Union receives prestigious 2025 Best of the Best award for member experience excellence

2025 U.S. Economic Outlook and Its Potential Impact on Credit Unions

As we look ahead to 2025, the economic landscape presents a mixed but cautiously optimistic picture. Although overall growth is expected to be moderate, with a 2% gross domestic product (GDP) increase—slightly lower than the 2.4% growth this year—there are several key trends and economic factors to consider…

Master the Market with Catalyst’s Financial Managing Training Opportunities

This year, Catalyst will conduct a host of financial management training webinars. They include a Quarterly Insights & Outlooks economic overview and a two-day Derivatives Symposium. Experts will explore topics such as inflation, interest rate risk, loan demand, investments, liquidity and more.

People Hate Collection Calls!

Eltropy Collections 2.0 Suite empowers your Collections Team with Text Messaging, Self-Serve Payments, and AI to collect more – in a private, empathetic, and non-intrusive manner.

Registration is Open!

Join us at the State Governmental Affairs Conference on January 28, 2025. This event is your chance to stay informed with the latest legislative updates, connect with fellow credit union leaders, and engage directly with state legislators. Don’t miss this opportunity to make your voice heard and strengthen the future of credit unions in New Mexico.

The 2025 Webinar Schedule is Live!

Unable to attend an in-person event or looking for some more targeted training opportunities? We offer webinars to help bolster your knowledge base even further. With countless categories to choose from, these webinars are a valuable training tool for you and your staff, right at your fingertips!

Join our Team!

We're looking for someone to lead regulatory advocacy and provide compliance support for the Credit Union Association of New Mexico. You'll build strong relationships with regulatory agencies and member credit unions, answer compliance questions, and share updates on key regulations and risk management. If you're passionate about making a difference for credit unions, we’d love to have you on board!

Credit Union Association of New Mexico promotes two leaders to strengthen advocacy, education, and collaboration

The Credit Union Association of New Mexico (CUANM) is excited to announce two internal promotions, reinforcing its dedication to advocacy, education, and collaboration—the three pillars of its mission.

Chriselle Martinez, PhD, formerly Vice President of Partnerships & Development, is now Vice President of Legislative Affairs & Programs. She will focus on building strong relationships with legislators to advocate for New Mexico’s credit unions while continuing to oversee CUANM’s events and educational programs.

Sara Rochelle, formerly Director of Communications & Member Engagement, has been promoted to Assistant Vice President of Partnerships & Communications. Sara will grow CUANM’s partnerships and lead efforts to expand communication strategies that bring the credit union community closer together.

Apply for Professional Development Scholarships

Do you see a conference above or have an educational opportunity that you would like to take advantage of? The Credit Union Foundation Of New Mexico may be able to assist!

2025 U.S. Economic Outlook and Its Potential Impact on Credit Unions

As we look ahead to 2025, the economic landscape presents a mixed but cautiously optimistic picture. Although overall growth is expected to be moderate, with a2% gross domestic product (GDP) increase—slightly lower than the 2.4% growth this year—there are several key trends and economic factors to consider…

Treasury Check Fraud: What to Look For

The recent increase in fraudulent U.S.Treasury checks has become a nationwide issue. Instances of this fraud typeinvolve MICR line alteration.

2025 Executive Summits: Sharing Solutions For Sustained Success!

Start the year down south in sunny Fort Lauderdale as we tackle the issues facing community financial institutions today. From the economy, to emerging technology, to regulatory scrutiny, to new categories of competitors that didn’t exist a decade ago – it can be daunting. But together, we can uncover the path to sustained success and gain a competitive edge against the megabanks and neobanks.