The National Coalition of Firefighters Credit Unions Inc. (NCOFCU) , a not for profit, is partnering with the Boston Firefighters Credit Union to produce and host NCOFCU's 2013 convention in Boston, MA.
As in the past 11 years, this will be a gathering of CEO's and Volunteers of firefighter credit unions, primarily serving firefighters and their families, participating in the collaboration and peer to peer networking they have always enjoyed.
The key aspects of this meeting will focus on the structured roundtable discussions among the attendees from the firefighter credit union community. Participants will have the opportunity to sit in on breakout sessions covering a variety of subjects of key interest to firefighter credit unions.
Some of the scheduled events but not limited too; 2013 Conference Brochure
National Coalition of Firefighters Credit Unions Annual Meeting.
Hear from your peers how they are dealing with the issues of today Roundtable open-forum discussion groups Educational programs designed specifically for firefighter credit unions. Nationally recognized speakers Social interaction opportunities for credit union officials and their guests.
Special Guests will be (but not limited too)
Edward Kelly President Professional Firefighters of MA
Steve Rick Senior Economist CUNA
Mary Ann Clancy General Counsel MA Credit Union League
To register for this exceptional conference, follow the following links,
On-Line Conference Registration
2013 Conference Registration Form.pdf
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Fall in love
Boston is at its most beautiful in the fall. As the leaves turn, Boston’s parks put on an unforgettable show, complementing the historic architecture.
A walk along the city’s Freedom Trail now doubles as a foliage tour. It’s a great time to visit Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketplace, as the crowds thin out, but the weather is still pleasant. On a cooler day, take a stroll through the gorgeous indoor courtyard of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
For sports fans, the New England Patriots kick off the football season at Gillette Stadium and the Red Sox chase another World Series title at Fenway.
No other region of the country displays fall’s colors like New England. A trip north of Boston to Kittery, Maine, will make for a dazzling show—and provide plenty of great shopping opportunities at the Kittery Outlets. The Cape in the fall is made for romantics.
That’s fall in Boston. Come see the season in all its glory.
Fall Weather
Month Avg. High Avg. Low Avg. Precipitation
September73°57°3.5”
October62°46°3.8”
November52°38° 4”
What to Wear: Bostonians dress smartly and simply. It can be unpredictably hot in early fall and quite cold late in the season. Be prepared for anything. Day: If you’re touring, wear comfy sneakers or sandals for walking. A light to heavy jacket is a good idea later in the season. Most tourist venues don’t have dress codes, but check to be sure.
Evening: Consider your agenda; the theater tends to be dressier and some upscale restaurants require jackets. Nights are generally cool to cold.
