NSCUA Vendor Partner Application | National Small Credit Union Association

Section A

Your Company

Company Name *

Primary Contact Name *

Title *

Email Address *

Phone Number

City *

State *

Company Website

Section B

Your Credit Union Experience

2. How many credit unions do you currently serve?

None yet; this is a new market for us 1–10 credit unions 11–50 credit unions 51–100 credit unions 100–500 credit unions 500+ credit unions

3. How many of the credit unions you serve would be considered small (under $500M in assets)?

None A few; small CUs are not our primary market About half Most of them Nearly all of them; small CUs are our core focus

4. How familiar is your team with the specific challenges small credit unions face?

5. Which of the following best describes how you typically engage with credit unions? (Select all that apply)

Direct sales or account management Through a CUSO or industry partner Conference and event presence Association or league partnerships Referrals and word of mouth Online or inbound marketing Other

Section C

What You Want to Give Members

7. Describe a specific offer or benefit you would extend to NSCUA members. Be specific. The clearer your offer, the stronger your application.

8. Which areas of small credit union operations does your product or service most directly support? (Select all that apply)

Loan origination, underwriting, or collections Compliance and regulatory management Financial reporting and accounting Member growth and engagement Staff training and development Technology infrastructure or core systems Marketing, social media, or brand presence AI adoption and automation Other

Section D

What You Are Hoping to Receive

9. What are you hoping to gain through an NSCUA partnership? (Select all that apply)

Access to a network of small credit unions Credibility and endorsement within the small CU community Speaking or educational opportunities at NSCUA events Co-marketing and brand visibility Lead generation and new client acquisition Feedback from credit unions to improve our product or service A deeper understanding of small CU needs and pain points Other

10. How would you describe what a successful partnership with NSCUA looks like for your company?

Section E

Commitments You Are Prepared to Make

12. What level of financial sponsorship or contribution are you open to exploring?

Not in a position for financial sponsorship at this time Under $1,000 annually $1,000–$5,000 annually $5,000–$10,000 annually $10,000–$25,000 annually $25,000+ annually Prefer to discuss directly

13. How ready is your team to begin actively serving NSCUA members if approved?

Section F

Final Thoughts

14. Why do you want to partner with NSCUA specifically? * What draws you to the small credit union community and what are the goals you would like us to help you achieve?

This is the most important question in the application. Reviewers read this carefully.

15. Is there anything else you want us to know about your company or your vision for this partnership?