AGENDA - 2020
In progress. Check back often as we add speakers & events
In progress. Check back often as we add speakers & events
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
CBW Golf Tournament
Course TBD
9:00 AM Shotgun Start, $150
Course TBD
9:00 AM Shotgun Start, $150
5:30 PM Reception
Kickoff the convention & trade show at this private reception for bankers & sponsors.
Kickoff the convention & trade show at this private reception for bankers & sponsors.
7:00 PM Dinner
Thursday, September 24, 2020
Education Sessions 7:00 am - 3:30 PM
7:00 AM - Breakfast
ICBA - Your Voice in DC
Alice Frazier, ICBA
Alice brings a banker's perspective on what is transpiring on Capitol Hill. CBW is proud to partner with ICBA to advocate for the community banking industry.
Alice Frazier, ICBA
Alice brings a banker's perspective on what is transpiring on Capitol Hill. CBW is proud to partner with ICBA to advocate for the community banking industry.
Developing Talent Pipelines
Jackie Rolow, Shazam
Financial institutions across the country are struggling to recruit and retain talent. Are you looking for an established pipeline of entry-level candidates? What if we told you about a great way to find future employees and grow your own talent? It’s a recruiting tool that allows you to test-drive the talent your organization needs, effectively manage your workflow, and help grow your business to accomplish future objectives. In this session participants will learn how to develop talent partnerships and create a program that mutually benefits their company and community.
Jackie Rolow, Shazam
Financial institutions across the country are struggling to recruit and retain talent. Are you looking for an established pipeline of entry-level candidates? What if we told you about a great way to find future employees and grow your own talent? It’s a recruiting tool that allows you to test-drive the talent your organization needs, effectively manage your workflow, and help grow your business to accomplish future objectives. In this session participants will learn how to develop talent partnerships and create a program that mutually benefits their company and community.
Ten Strategies For Maintaining Independence In A Consolidating Environment
Philip Smith, Gerrish Smith Tuck
This fast-paced session will present the tools every bank needs to plan and prepare for independence in the future, including ten fundamental strategies for remaining an independent community bank in a consolidating environment. In this session, learn about the necessity of being proactive, setting forth a strategy of independence, focusing on core profitability, ensuring optimal organizational structure, appropriately dealing with management and board succession, and other important issues.
Philip Smith, Gerrish Smith Tuck
This fast-paced session will present the tools every bank needs to plan and prepare for independence in the future, including ten fundamental strategies for remaining an independent community bank in a consolidating environment. In this session, learn about the necessity of being proactive, setting forth a strategy of independence, focusing on core profitability, ensuring optimal organizational structure, appropriately dealing with management and board succession, and other important issues.
11:00 AM - Concurrent Sessions
#1 Pr
Alice P. Frazier is secretary of the Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA), the only national advocacy organization that exclusively represents community banks.
President and CEO of Bank of Charles Town, W. Va., Frazier has served ICBA and the community banking industry for many years. She is a member of the ICBA Executive Committee, board of directors and Federal Delegate Board. She is Executive Committee liaison to the Bank Operations and Payments Committee and a member of the Policy Development Committee. She previously served as an at-large director on the board of directors, as an appointed delegate on the Federal Delegate Board, and as chairman of the Bank Operations and Payments Committee, Large Community Bank and Policy Development committees.
Frazier is also active at the local level. She is past chairman of the Virginia Association of Community Banks. She currently serves on the WVU Medicine University Healthcare Eastern Panhandle Board and Foundation and the Loudoun Education Foundation.
Frazier has a Bachelor of Science degree from Radford University and is a graduate of the Stonier Graduate School of Banking and the Graduate School of Bank Investments
She lives in Leesburg, Va. with her husband. They have two sons and a daughter-in-law.
Alice P. Frazier is secretary of the Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA), the only national advocacy organization that exclusively represents community banks.
President and CEO of Bank of Charles Town, W. Va., Frazier has served ICBA and the community banking industry for many years. She is a member of the ICBA Executive Committee, board of directors and Federal Delegate Board. She is Executive Committee liaison to the Bank Operations and Payments Committee and a member of the Policy Development Committee. She previously served as an at-large director on the board of directors, as an appointed delegate on the Federal Delegate Board, and as chairman of the Bank Operations and Payments Committee, Large Community Bank and Policy Development committees.
Frazier is also active at the local level. She is past chairman of the Virginia Association of Community Banks. She currently serves on the WVU Medicine University Healthcare Eastern Panhandle Board and Foundation and the Loudoun Education Foundation.
Frazier has a Bachelor of Science degree from Radford University and is a graduate of the Stonier Graduate School of Banking and the Graduate School of Bank Investments
She lives in Leesburg, Va. with her husband. They have two sons and a daughter-in-law.
12:00 PM - Lunch
Education Sessions continue
5:30-9:00 PM - Dinner & Silent/Live Auction - Craig Buford, Auctioneer
Double up on the arm curls now so you are ready to bid early and often at this can't-miss event to support CBW advocacy activities. A mixture of banter, barter, and maybe even a bargain, everyone - bankers, sponsors, associate members, and guests - are all encouraged to bid.
Double up on the arm curls now so you are ready to bid early and often at this can't-miss event to support CBW advocacy activities. A mixture of banter, barter, and maybe even a bargain, everyone - bankers, sponsors, associate members, and guests - are all encouraged to bid.
Friday, September 25, 2020
7:00 AM - Breakfast
8:00 AM - CBW Annual Meeting
Advocacy Update
Brad Tower & Troy Nichols, Phillips Burgess Government Relations
Brad will discuss the successes of our lobbying effort in the 2016 legislative session, and recommend actions you can take to promote community banking with our state policy makers.
Brad Tower & Troy Nichols, Phillips Burgess Government Relations
Brad will discuss the successes of our lobbying effort in the 2016 legislative session, and recommend actions you can take to promote community banking with our state policy makers.
Opportunities & Challenges For Community Banks
Roberta Hollinshead, WA Department of Financial Institutions
Roberta Hollinshead will review common trends in Washington's state banking systems financial health, trends and the impact on community banks.
Roberta Hollinshead, WA Department of Financial Institutions
Roberta Hollinshead will review common trends in Washington's state banking systems financial health, trends and the impact on community banks.
11:30 AM - Vendor Drawings & Grand Prize - Must be present to win!
