Power shift
Minnesota banker Noah Wilcox has never seen this tight of a labor market in his nearly 30-year career. [Continue]
Something old, something new
For 95 years, Lead Bank has been a fixture in the Kansas City area. While it’s had changes — in ownership, in direction, in growth — in those many decades, its latest iteration has a lot more percolating under the surface. [Continue]
Together, we can accomplish great things
First Bank & Trust Chief Risk Officer Kristina M. Schaefer’s recent participation in a 200-mile relay highlighted important personal and professional lessons. [Continue]
Outstanding Women 2023: Janice Spooner
Janice Spooner is a “firm believer in creating exceptional experiences,” she says, and the nomination she received for BankNews’ Outstanding Woman in Banking supports that description. [Continue]
Outstanding Women 2023: Tammy Gibbons
For her decades-long contributions to the bank and her community, Tammy Gibbons is being honored as a 2023 “Outstanding Women in Banking.”
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Outstanding Women 2023: Angie Eilrich
Angie Eilrich has left an indelible mark on First Bank Kansas during her 42-year career. [Continue]
Outstanding Women 2023: Nayer Sikder
Nayer Sikder’s desire to grow personally and professionally has been a defining feature of her 10-year career at Austin, Texas-based American Bank of Commerce. [Continue]
Outstanding Women 2023: Deneen Axtman
Deneen Axtman’s commitment to asking questions and listening to the answers has led to her recognition as one of BankBeat magazine’s 2023 “Outstanding Women in Banking.” [Continue]
Outstanding Women 2023: Kelsey Stupfell
TS Banking Group Director of Public Relations Kelsey Stupfell is committed to stewardship and nurturing the community around her. [Continue]
Outstanding Women 2023: Amy Meyer
Sartell, Minn.-based BankVista Senior Vice President, CFO and Chief Credit Officer Amy Meyer is one of BankBeat’s 2023 “Outstanding Women in Banking.” [Continue]