Raddon Roundtables are exclusive, in-person events designed for credit union leaders to connect, collaborate, and tackle the industry’s most pressing challenges. These sessions provide a unique opportunity to share insights, explore innovative strategies, and network with peers in an interactive setting. Each Roundtable draws on Raddon’s research and analytics to spark insightful, meaningful discussions aimed at driving growth and transformation for credit unions.

We’re excited to announce the 2026 Raddon Roundtable schedule! Mark your calendar for one of these dates in 2026:

• March 19 – Dallas, TX
• March 24 – Detroit, MI
• April 7 – Pasadena, CA
• April 8 – Walnut Creek, CA
• April 28 – Princeton, NJ
• May 7 – Milwaukee, WI
• May 19 – Albany, NY
• May 20 – Boston, MA
• July 8 – Salt Lake City, UT
• July 9 – Denver, CO
• September 22 – Irvine, CA
• September 23 – Sacramento, CA
• September 24 – Seattle, WA
• October 21 – Indianapolis, IN
• October 22 – Chicago, IL
• October 29 – Minneapolis, MN
• November 3 – Philadelphia, PA
• November 4 – Baltimore, MD
• November 17 – Atlanta, GA
• November 18 – Orlando, FL

While we finalize event details, we invite you to pre-register by January 15. Simply submit your name and email using this form. Pre-registration helps us gauge interest at each location and plan accordingly - it does not commit you to attending. As a thank-you for expressing interest, you’ll receive a discount code to use when full registration opens in the coming months.

Stay tuned for more details on agendas and registration.

Please join us for the complimentary Raddon Performance Analytics Virtual Workshop. The
two-day workshop, on December 10 and 11 from 2-4 p.m. ET both days, will present research from the Fall 2025 Performance Analytics cycle. Plan to attend both days as different material is presented each day. In these sessions, we’ll discuss the following topics:

• Driving earnings and growth in a precarious operating environment
• The good news/bad news outlook for lending
• Winning lasting relationships with Gen Z and younger Millennials
• The short-term and long-term challenges for deposit growth
• Achieving top-of-wallet status in the digital age

Register Here