Home Lending Conference

Developed by a steering committee of your Farm Credit home lending peers, this conference is like no other – specifically and strategically focused on rural home lending sales and credit challenges and opportunities.

This one-of-a-kind event is the perfect place to network with peers, share credit philosophies and best practices, and participate in valuable roundtable discussions.

Don't miss this opportunity to take advantage of your strategic advantage with solid consumer home lending sales tactics.

Registration as an attendee for the Home Lending Conference is limited to Farm Credit System Employees. If you are a business service provider and would like to attend, you would need to serve as a sponsor.

Early Bird Registration: $1,400 (register by April 1, 2023)
Full Registration: $1,650 (register after April 1, 2023)

Contact Information:
Registration questions: Rachel.Brockhoff@fccsconsulting.com
Sponsor, exhibitor and supporter opportunities: Heather.Tseng@fccsconsulting.com

Hear from Conference Steering Committee Members:

“The Home Lending Conference has always proven to be an amazing opportunity to hear industry experts discuss relevant topics which relate to our specialized Rural Home Lending. This year’s Virtual Conference will be just as valuable and just as relevant.” – Jennifer Huffine, Texas Farm Credit

“After working from home for the past year now more than ever-it is more important than ever that we focus on continual development and the opportunity to collaborate with our Farm Credit peers.” – Sonja Jensen, Northwest Farm Credit

“The Home Lending Conference provides tremendous value in a number of ways. From insightful and timely messages from well-regarded keynote speakers to real world experience being shared by peers from across the country. While we have all missed the networking and idea sharing opportunities afforded by in-person conferences, the digital format allows attendees to develop their knowledge and learn about key initiatives within the Farm Credit system from the comfort of their home or local office.” – Ted Black, Farm Credit East