Quinte participated in the Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) 2026, organized by America’s Credit Unions at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The event brought together credit union leaders navigating evolving regulatory expectations and operational risk. Key conversations during the event focused on accountable AI and model governance, governed automation supported by audit-ready logs and approvals, and building scalable operations that examiners can easily follow. The discussions reinforced the importance of collaboration, responsible innovation, and stronger operational resilience across the credit union community.

Quinte participated as a Bronze Sponsor at the American Bankers Association Risk and Compliance Conference 2026 at the Charlotte Convention Center, NC. The event brought together risk and compliance leaders focused on operational resilience, regulatory oversight, and workflow automation. We highlighted our enterprise case management platform, CaseHUB, and discussed how financial institutions can orchestrate automation and centralize complex workflows within a policy-controlled system. Conversations throughout the event reinforced the growing importance of end-to-end workflow visibility and scalable automation in modern banking operations.

Quinte participated in EXCEL 26, hosted by the New York Credit Union Association at The Saratoga Hill, New York. The event brought together credit union leaders focused on member service and operational resilience. During the event, we discussed how ServiceDESK helps credit unions strengthen service continuity through round-the-clock support, domain expertise, and scalable operational support. Conversations throughout the event highlighted the challenge of meeting growing member expectations while addressing regulatory requirements without adding pressure on internal teams.

Quinte was a Gold Sponsor at the IAFCI Conference in Nashville, where booth discussions focused on evolving fraud challenges, investigative priorities, and the growing complexity of financial crime operations. The team exchanged perspectives on strengthening investigation workflows, managing workloads, and improving efficiency and oversight.

A highlight was Mary Dishong-VanEtten, our Advisor, who took the stage to discuss building more defensible fraud investigations in the age of AI. Using a real-world case study, she explored investigation traceability, decision documentation, and how to strengthen the path from alert to resolution.

The event reinforced the value of technology and structured workflows in strengthening fraud operations.