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 Head of Political Affairs Trey Hawkins walks through everything that we are doing to elect a pro-credit union Congress, some key races across the country, and how you can get involved.
In the show
Anthony Demangone, Chief Membership and Engagement Officer, America's Credit Unions
Trey Hawkins, Head of Political Affairs, America’s Credit Unions
Resources
Check your voter registration status at Credit Unions Vote
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Check out our Election’s Hub
Learn about the National Advocacy Fund
Learn about America’s Credit Unions PAC
Stay up to date on the latest news affecting credit unions
Guest Bio
Trey Hawkins is a seasoned political strategist with more than 25 years of experience in campaign management, political action committees (PACs), fundraising, communications, grassroots and issue advocacy. He currently serves as Head of Political Affairs for America’s Credit Unions, where he leads national political strategy and engagement supporting pro–credit union candidates and issue advocacy.
Since joining America’s Credit Unions in 2005, Trey has built one of the nation’s premier trade association political operations. Under his leadership, the organization’s nearly $6 million federal PAC has consistently ranked among the largest in the country. During the 2024 election cycle, he directed a $7 million federal independent expenditure and member voter contact program, helping elect credit union champions in competitive races and contributing to a pro–credit union majority in Congress.

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