A CU Seat at The Table
A CU Seat at The Table
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Have a seat for candid, member-driven conversations around top industry issues to help credit unions remain strong, essential, adaptable, and thriving.
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The podcast focuses on topics such as credit union advocacy, legislative challenges, and financial services trends, with episodes like 'Don’t Tax My Credit Union' exploring tax status preservation and the importance of a unified voice in the industry.
Have a seat for candid, member-driven conversations around top industry issues to help credit unions remain strong, essential, adaptable, and thriving.
America’s Credit Unions President and CEO Scott Simpson talks through his takeaways from his first year on the job, the importance of the upcoming midterms, success in 2026, and credit union priorities during the lame duck and beyond.
In the show
Anthony Demangone, Chief Membership and Engagement Officer, America's Credit Unions
Scott Simpson, President and CEO, America’s Credit Unions
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Guest Bio
Scott Simpson is President and CEO of America’s Credit Unions.
He most recently served as President and CEO of the California Credit Union League and Nevada’s Credit Unions, and CEO of Utah’s Credit Unions, where he built a multi-state partnership model focused on collaboration and state-level strength. That includes leading the establishment of Fuel Solutions, a nonprofit support organization for state trade associations. A national leader in advocacy, Scott has chaired CULAC and the National Advocacy Fund, and taught political strategy at Western CUNA Management School.
Before joining the credit union movement, Simpson worked as a political advisor in Utah. He also served as a senior advisor to Senator Orin Hatch.
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