Go CU Cards announces 2018 School of Credit Card Program Management schedule
New schedule, new materials, new locations!
LAKE FOREST, IL (December 5, 2017) — Go CU Cards, one of the leading credit union credit card consulting firms announced today its 2018 School of Credit Card Program Management schedule (SCCPM). The five-city tour is hosted by seasoned credit card expert and founder Ondine Irving, and spans coast to coast, featuring stops in California, Illinois, South Carolina and Florida.
The SCCPM educates credit unions on new trends in the credit card industry and cost-effective methods to enhance portfolios. It is designed to assist with portfolio performance including best practices and proper management of financial, operational and marketing functions, maximizing profitability. Some topics covered include product structure and rates, RFP Management, loyalty programs, and so much more. Ondine has also revamped the CardWars Manual for 2018, including new topics such as credit line increases and re-issue criteria.
Ondine will return to cities such as San Diego and Charleston – where she experienced the largest attendance in SCCPM history. “I am looking forward to our 2018 locations – San Diego, Boca Raton, Chicago, Charleston and Napa! New cities allow us to interact with local credit unions that have never attended before” Ondine said. “I am also looking forward to continued open discussions and attendee interaction with processors, reward providers, brands and others. You won’t find this type of class anywhere else” she added.
Ondine requests attendees bring along card processing invoices and card portfolio data to review in class. “In addition to the regular curriculum, SCCPM offers in-class, hands-on exercises, where we take a deep dive into the core of the portfolios of attending credit unions” said Ondine. “It is important that we personalize each seminar making it interactive, unique and educational” Irving added.
“I attended Ondine’s School of Credit Card Program Management in 2017. You won’t be disappointed; the school is jam-packed with information and real-life solutions you can take back to the office and implement right away” said Andrea L. Brooks, VP Risk Management at UNCLE Credit Union. More testimonials can be found at www.GoCUCards.
2018 School of Credit Card Program Management Schedule
January 29-31- San Diego, CA
March 12-14 – Boca Raton Florida
May 21-23 – Chicago, Illinois
August 27-29 – Charleston, SC
November 12-14 – NAPA, CA
What’s New for 2018?
New Card Wars Manual
New Topics: Credit line increases & Reissue Criteria
New Locations
Registration is available on a first come, first serve basis and is limited to 30. Hotel discounts are available for attendees. All SCCPM seminars are discounted 10% for all members of the GoCUCards Member Forum. The complete SCCPM agenda and online registration are available at GoCUCards.org. For inquiries, contact ondine@gocucards.org or call 847.295.2051.
About GoCUCards
GoCUCards is the credit union industry pioneer for credit card management. Since 2003, founder and credit card expert Ondine Irving is the leading program advocate for credit unions nationwide. Educating over 1,200 employees and working with over 800 credit unions nationally, credit unions can access unbiased information to support the financial, operational and marketing aspects of the credit card portfolio performance. In addition to the School of Credit Card Program Management, GoCUCards offers Credit Card Portfolio Evaluations, an online member forum, onsite consulting, and webcasts to support both credit unions and consumers.
About Ondine Irving
Ondine Irving, a well-known credit union and credit card advocate and expert, founded GoCUCards (formerly Card Analysis Solutions) in 2003. Having hundreds of speaking gigs on the topic of credit card portfolio management around the country, Irving is known for her no-BS approach and shining a light on processor practices. In addition to webcasts, videos and her successful consulting business, Ondine hosts the School of Credit Card Program Management five times annually around the nation.
