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Conference Evaluations

Eighth Annual CUNA HR/TD Council Summit
April 28-May 1, 2002 * San Francisco, CA

Overall Conference Ratings

Evaluation of: Average Score*
Registration by mail/fax/credit card/Internet 4.8
On-site registration 4.6
Program confirmation fax 4.6
Dine Arounds 4.6
Program promotional materials 4.5
Overall effectiveness of program 4.4
Conference agenda 4.2
"HR Trainers Track" 4.1
Product Showcase 3.5

*Average scores are based on a 5-point scale, where 1.0 represents "poor," and 5.0 represents "excellent"


Reasons for Attending

Reason for Attending Respondents who agreed (%)
Program content 74%
Program location 41%
Attended last year and enjoyed it 41%
Program cost 21%
Program length 21%


Recommendation

Would Recommend Program to Others Respondents who agreed (%)
Yes 100%
No 0%


General Comments

  • A great experience to share ideas, gain new insights, and re-energize!
  • The conference is small enough that you can really meet and network with credit union peers. Everyone is very friendly.
  • Learning and professional friendships made the conference a truly productive and enjoyable experience.
  • As a new training administrator, it was a great educational andrevitalizing experience.
  • A conference where you're part of the picture!
  • I feel re-energized, the content and tools provided will be easy to implement. The addition of training was a great idea and compliment to the HR topics for those of us who wear both hats. The weaver was a great benefit to my learning.
  • The CUNA HR/TD Summit is a unique learning opportunity that blends compensation, benefits, compliance, and training and developments within a credit union context. Along with networking among one's peers, it's an annual conference that should not be missed.
  • The CUNA HR/TD Council Annual Summit provides the best networking opportunity for credit union HR professionals.
  • This conference is sending me back to the office energized and full of new ideas. Being able to share successes, failures, and other practices with others from the credit union HR field was great.