National Network of Financial Experts Gather in Indianapolis
Washington, DC (PRWEB) September 23, 2015 -- As Americans face new challenges resulting from a fragile and unpredictable economy, the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC®) is hosting its 50th Annual Leaders Conference in Indianapolis September 27- 30. Attendees will hear from industry leaders addressing the many pressing sector issues confronting consumers including student loans, retirement, housing and compliance, the state of the financial services industry, and the new face of poverty.
This year’s conference will bring together more than 200 agency executives, financial counselors and practitioners, national leaders and stakeholders from around the country. Featured speakers in Indianapolis include the following experts:
● Susan C. Keating, NFCC President & CEO, delivering the 2015 State of the Credit Counseling and Financial Education address and leading a CEO Member Roundtable.
● Sarah Bloom Raskin, United States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, addressing the importance of an affordable college education and the policy initiatives to address student loan debt.
● Michelle Moore, Head of Digital Banking with Bank of America, speaking about innovative products and services.
● Jo Ann Barefoot, CEO of Jo Ann Barefoot Group, LLC, detailing strategic management of regulatory risk and consumer protection, technology innovation’s impact on consumers, and related regulatory and market challenges.
● Scott Steckel, Senior Financial Industry Liaison with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), sharing information about the CFPB’s Consumer Response process for complaint notification.
● Karen Dynan, Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy for the United States Department of the Treasury, discussing economic trends impacting consumer behavior and the availability of credit.
In addition to the CEO Roundtable, an Executive Roundtable covering the role of Student Loan Counseling will address the accomplishments and challenges associated with service to student borrowers.
Workshops and panel discussions include the following:
● Data Security and Records Retention with Brian D. Schneider, Associate, Arent Fox.
● Smart Growth: Cultivating Innovation in Credit Counseling with Kim Allen, Director, Credit Counseling Initiative, Capital One
● Influencing Policy with Julie Griffith, Money Management International.
● Branding for Impact with Dana Dolan, Interim Chief Communications Officer, National Foundation for Credit Counseling.
The NFCC is thankful to the many sponsors who have generously supported the 2015 Annual Leaders Conference: Bank of America, Capital One, Chase, Citi and Visa at the Diamond level; Ocwen and Wells Fargo as Gold Sponsors; Synchrony Financial and Discover as Silver Sponsors; and MasterCard, Mutual of America, and TD Bank as Bronze Sponsors.
Members of the media interested in attending the conference should contact Bruce McClary at (202) 677-4301 (direct), or (202) 780-5432 (cell), or via email at bmcclary(at)nfcc(dot)org to obtain credentials and a conference program. Note: Some sessions are for NFCC Members only.
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The National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC), founded in 1951, is the nation’s largest and longest serving national nonprofit financial counseling organization. The NFCC’s mission is to promote the national agenda for financially responsible behavior, and build capacity for its members to deliver the highest-quality financial education and counseling services. NFCC members annually help millions of consumers through more than 600 community-based offices nationwide. For free and affordable confidential advice through a reputable NFCC member, call (800) 388-2227, (en Español (800) 682-9832) or visit http://www.nfcc.org.
Bruce Mcclary, National Foundation for Credit Counseling, http://www.nfcc.org, +1 (202) 780-5432, [email protected]
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