CUDL to Present America's Credit Unions at the 2007 NADA Convention and Exposition
CUDL (CU Direct Corporation), which administers the Credit Union Direct Lending (CUDL) program the nation's largest point-of-sale and indirect lending network for credit unions — announced today that they will be hosting America's Credit Unions at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Convention, in Las Vegas, February 3-6.
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.- CUDL (CU Direct Corporation), which administers the Credit Union Direct Lending (CUDL) program the nation’s largest point-of-sale and indirect lending network for credit unions — announced today that they will be hosting America’s Credit Unions at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Convention, in Las Vegas, February 3-6.
This is the fourth consecutive year that the company will be bringing together credit unions from throughout the United States to create a united presence at the NADA Convention.
By presenting America’s Credit Unions, CUDL will provide credit unions the opportunity to increase dealers’ awareness of the market place power credit unions possess, representing 86 million potential auto buyers, and to convey the importance and viability of partnerships between credit unions and dealers.
Last year, CUDL represented its 580 credit unions at the 2006 NADA Convention and hosted representatives from 25 credit unions at the America’s Credit Union booth.
CUDL will have a 30’ x 40’ two-story booth that offers credit unions the opportunity to meet and network with dealers, in an effort to further build mutually beneficial partnerships. Credit union representatives will also have the opportunity to attend over 100 breakout sessions being offered by the convention.
During NADA, CUDL will also be hosting a private reception for credit unions and dealers at the Ghostbar, located at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, on Friday, February 2. The reception will provide credit unions an ideal opportunity to further network with key industry representatives. Credit unions participating at the America’s Credit Unions booth will have the opportunity to distribute personal invitations to the reception to dealer contacts and other industry VIPs.
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