October 21, 2025 – October 22, 2025
Silver Legacy Resort, Reno, NV
Join us in Reno, NV, for a powerhouse week of connection and collaboration at ARA’s 61st Annual Convention and CCUCC’s Annual Convention, both held at the Silver Legacy Resort Hotel & Casino.
Sponsored by Harding Brooks, ARA’s Convention kicks off the week with exclusive forums, social events, and key votes that will shape the future of the repossession industry. Just days later, the CCUCC Convention brings together 100+ credit union leaders and over 30 vendors for a can’t-miss networking and education experience.
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Why Attend Both?
o Back-to-back conventions = one travel cost, double the exposure
o ARA Members Save! Register for CCUCC at a discounted member rate
o New Business Opportunities: Recovery agents can exhibit at CCUCC to showcase services directly to credit unions
o Engage & Influence: Vote for ARA board leadership or run yourself—must attend to vote
o Build Real Relationships:
- Lender, Vendor & Agent Forum (Wed) sponsored by MBSi
- ARA Social (Tues) sponsored by RDN
- ARA & CCUCC Joint Reception (Wed)
- CCUCC Conference (Thurs-Fri)
Plus: Witness 50+ new agents being sworn in and learn how ARA is driving industry progress.
Quick Links:
👉 View ARA’s Full Agenda & Register
👉 Register for CCUCC at the Member Rate of $500 + additional discounts for 2 or more attendees (contact Joel Bowen at jbowen@cefcu.org for discounts)
👉Exhibit at CCUCC for only $700, which includes 2 attendee badges
Hotel Deal: Secure your room at Silver Legacy Resort for just $85/night (resort fee included).
🎯 Don’t let others decide the future of your industry—be there, be involved, and be heard.
REGISTER NOW and make the most of this one-of-a-kind week!







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