Learn. Network. Collaborate.

This year, we’re breaking the conference mold by introducing a completely reimagined 3-day event that features comprehensive, peer-driven general sessions, educational content, and face-to-face networking opportunities.​ Join experienced industry leaders for new educational sessions designed with varying formats and durations to educate, engage, and excite. Choose the sessions and topics that matter most to you for a truly customized experience.

Education Sessions

GENERAL SESSIONS
We know that quality content is essential, so we’ve designed four engaging general sessions intended to address topics that are currently impacting the default servicing community. This year, join us for an all-new Servicer Takeover panel to discuss the challenges and successes directly impacting servicers. Plus, back by popular demand is Regulator Roundup featuring servicing and policy updates from industry leaders at government-sponsored enterprises and other government agencies.
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Join experienced industry leaders for 60-minute panel presentations on topics that matter most to you. During these concurrent breakout sessions, you’ll hear from knowledgeable content leaders currently navigating the industry’s most challenging cases on a range of topics, including bankruptcy, DEI, foreclosure, REO/eviction, loss mitigation, regulatory, and technology.
NEW! TOPICAL ROUNDTABLES
Work together with industry peers to discuss and share ideas on a topic of shared interest in these 45-minute discussion groups. Collaborate with your peers to discuss best practices and possible solutions for a pre-defined topic. You’ll get to share your firsthand experiences while learning from your colleagues at the same time.
NEW! CASE STUDIES
These 30-minute express learning sessions cover the topics most likely to trend in 2023. You can expect an overview of the issue, case, and decision, plus a breakdown of the implications for your firm or organization. You’ll leave with a new perspective and a robust to-do list.
NEW! ENGAGEMENT ACCELERATORS
Learn about USFN tools and programs in these 30-minute sessions designed to help you take advantage of all your membership has to offer. Whether you are a servicer, GSE, investor, firm member, or associate member, you’ll learn how to accelerate your engagement, gain visibility, and get the maximum ROI on your USFN investment.

Featured Event:

NASCAR Hall of Fame

Join us at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina for an evening of excitement and adventure. The night kicks off at 6:00 PM with a reception in the Great Hall where you can enjoy drinks and delicious food while mingling with other guests.

​At 7:00 PM, you'll have access to the museum and all its activities, including one-of-a-kind interactive exhibits and virtual racing simulators. Test your skills as a pit crew member in the Pit Crew Challenge, where you'll change a tire and fuel a car against the clock or explore the Science of Speed exhibit, which delves into the physics of racing and the technology that makes it all possible. Walk through the Hall of Honor and learn about the sport's most iconic figures.

This event is perfect for car enthusiasts, sports fans, or anyone looking for a unique and memorable night out. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to experience the NASCAR Hall of Fame like never before.

This event is included free for registered USFNdustry attendees. If you would like to bring a guest for this memorable night, guest tickets may be purchased at registration. If you have already registered and would like to purchase additional guest tickets, please email register@usfn.org.

Networking Events

Giving Back to the Community

USFN is excited to announce our service project for #USFNForum23. This year we will be partnering with Classroom Central in Charlotte, North Carolina to provide backpacks and school supplies for local students.
About Classroom Central
Classroom Central empowers teachers and students in nearly 200 schools across six Charlotte-area school districts, providing supplies and resources through their Free Store, Mobile Free Store, and several other community-supported programs. The organization was founded in 2002 with support from the Charlotte Chamber and the Carolina Panthers. Classroom Central is able to turn each dollar donated into $9 worth of school supplies, maximizing each donation to help more students across Charlotte.

Two Ways to Give

1. Donate Online
You can make a financial donation to support USFN's Backpack Kit project online any time leading up to USFNdustry Forum, June 7-9. Donations can be made when you are registering for Forum. If you cannot attend Forum or want to donate outside of the registration process, simply click the link below. Please select the quantity of $50 gift card donations you would like to contribute to provide backpacks for Classroom Central.
2. Donate Your Time
USFNdustry Forum attendees will have the special opportunity to build Backpack Kits for Classroom Central during the Opening Night Dinner, Entertainment, and Community Service Project on June 7 at 6 PM. Make sure to attend this fun and worthwhile event to build community with your colleagues while providing greatly needed backpacks and school supplies for children attending Charlotte-area schools.

Donation Tracker

Help USFN Turn Pencils Into Possibilities
USFN is partnering with Classroom Central to provide Backpack Kits to students throughout the Charlotte area. Our goal is to supply five classrooms with backpacks that are filled with school supplies. Each classroom needs 24 backpacks for a total of 120 donated backpacks. To supply all 120 backpacks, we need to raise $4,500 in donations from USFN members and servicers. 

Did You Know?

Students in the Charlotte region living in poverty
Annual out-of-pocket expenses by teachers for their students
Children in the Charlotte region who lack basic school supplies
Content Disclaimer
All content, presentations, handouts, emails, website content, mobile app content, etc. provided by USFN in its publications, in connection with USFN events and otherwise (“Content”) is for educational purposes only, and should not be considered legal advice or a legal opinion. Every matter is different and poses a unique set of facts and circumstances. Legal advice can only be provided after analysis of all the facts and circumstances of a particular matter. In addition, all Content is current only through the date it is provided, and may change after that date due to changes in the law, custom, industry standards or best practices. We suggest that you consult with your USFN local counsel if you wish to retain a firm to provide legal advice on a particular issue or matter. Please do not hesitate to contact USFN for contact information for our firms for that purpose. ​