WCUC 2026 Early Bird Deadline Nears

Madison, Wis. — Time is running out to secure early bird pricing for the World Council of Credit Unions, annual event the World Credit Union Conference (WCUC) 2026. Credit union professionals have until 2 April to save $200 on registration for the 19–22 July conference in Sydney, Australia.

Recognized as the largest global credit union event, WCUC brings together thousands of professionals from more than 60 countries for four days of connection, insight and forward-looking dialogue.

Attendees will gain access to more than 28 sessions and workshops, an international exhibition of solution providers and multiple networking opportunities designed to foster collaboration across markets and regions. The conference also features keynote speakers who bring global perspective, bold thinking and practical insight for leading through change.

“WCUC is where the global credit union community comes together to share ideas, tackle common challenges and learn from one another,” said Christi Swoboda, Vice President of Meetings and Events at World Council of Credit Unions. “Whether you’re looking for fresh perspective, practical strategies or meaningful connections, this conference delivers real value you can take back to your organization.”

Each year, WCUC serves as a key convening point for the global credit union movement. bringing leaders together to align shared priorities, exchange ideas, and build momentum for the future of cooperative finance.

Beyond the conference, attendees can experience Sydney through curated excursions, including boat cruises, day tours and other unique local experiences, offering additional opportunities to connect in a more informal setting.

With early bird savings ending soon, credit union professionals are encouraged to register now to secure the discounted rate and guarantee their place at one of the movement’s most influential global gatherings.

Learn more and register at wcuc.org.

World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU) is the global trade association for the credit union movement, advancing cooperative finance worldwide. Through advocacy, education and more than 300 technical assistance programs in 90 countries, WOCCU advances financial inclusion and strengthens cooperative finance across diverse markets. Globally, more than 67,000 credit unions across over 100 countries serve more than 412 million people and hold over $3.8 Trillion (USD) in assets. Learn more at www.woccu.org.

Contact: Liz Stanislawski
Organization: World Council of Credit Unions
E-mail: lstanislawski@woccu.org

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