CUNA-League advocacy priorities

<p>Given the wide-ranging events of 2021, including the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, the inauguration of a new president, and a new party assuming control of both chambers of Congress—Ryan Donovan knew it would be “a new world” for advocacy and credit unions. <br/><br/>The good news, says Donovan, CUNA’s chief advocacy officer, is that the CUNA-League advocacy team was well positioned to succeed in 2021, paving the way for a successful 2022.  <br/><br/>“There’s a lot to be proud of up and down our advocacy agenda,” Donovan says. <br/><br/>In this episode of the <a href='http://news.cuna.org/podcasts'>CUNA News Podcast</a>, recorded shortly before the holidays, Donovan revisits some advocacy wins from 2021 and highlights top <a href='https://www.cuna.org/advocacy/priorities.html?r=-1&amp;sortBy=date'>CUNA-League advocacy priorities</a>. <br/><br/>He also shares how strategies may shift in 2022—and what he’s looking forward to most about the 2022 <a href='http://cuna.org/gac'>CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference</a>.</p>