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Strive Search Proud To Sponsor The LIA Conference 2025

Strive Search were proud to sponsor the LIA Credit Union Forum 2025, a key event in the Credit Union calendar that brought together industry professionals to explore both the challenges and opportunities facing the sector today.

Kevin Halligan and Kenan McSweeney both attended and had a fantastic day connecting with attendees, sharing insights, and learning from the dynamic discussions on the day.

A huge thank you to the team at the LIA for putting together such a well-organised and impactful event—we’re already looking forward to the next one.

As the Credit Union sector continues to evolve, with more focus on innovation and long-term member engagement, the need for strong, future-focused talent is more important than ever. With the sector expanding its financial offerings, we’re seeing a growing demand for skilled professionals who can drive change, compliance, and customer value within the Credit Union sector. Credit Unions are reshaping their workforce and we’re proud to be a part of that journey through meaningful hiring partnerships.

 

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