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Join us at the 2021 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., from October 24 through October 27, highlighted by our AFSA Leadership Roundtable Roundtable.
Join AFSA President & CEO Bill Himpler, AFSA Chairman Tom Hudgins, and AFSA incoming Chairman Jim Drotman for a review of the year in consumer credit, as well as a discussion on the opportunities and challenges the industry will face in 2022.

The 2021 AFSA Annual Meeting is bringing attendees to our nation’s capital to highlight how consumer credit is creating opportunities for our customers.
- Explore the evolving landscape of consumer credit – from global to local – and learn what to expect in the coming months.
- Interact with our speakers, panelists, industry colleagues and policymakers.
- Participate in thought-provoking roundtable discussions and Capitol Hill visits.
- Network with other attendees and share best practices that increase your bottom line and enhance your customer relations.
Visit the Annual Meeting website for up-to-date schedules, accommodations, and details on AFSA’s health and safety protocols for the Annual Meeting.
Can’t Join us in person?
While we expect almost 300 AFSA Members and Business Partners to gather in Washington, D.C., we know that some Members and Business Partners are still operating with travel restrictions. To meet their needs, AFSA will offer a Digital Pass for our Annual Meeting, with live access to all General and Breakout sessions. Learn more at register at afsaonline.org/annual.
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Join us at the 2021 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., from October 24 through October 27, highlighted by our AFSA Leadership Roundtable Roundtable.
Join AFSA President & CEO Bill Himpler, AFSA Chairman Tom Hudgins, … Read the rest
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