Bank On Women focuses on growth even as DEI comes under fire
Diversity, equity and inclusion is all over the news. One of the first moves by the Trump administration was to dismantle DEI initiatives throughout government. [Continue]
Diversity, equity and inclusion is all over the news. One of the first moves by the Trump administration was to dismantle DEI initiatives throughout government. [Continue]
With a membership of 50 banks, and room to grow that number by less than two dozen, Alexis Baxley, president of the Independent Community Banks of North Dakota since last July, believes there still exists a need for community bank specific representation. [Continue]
As you cogitate current economic events, you may have concluded that you will need to do more with less to have a shot at staying even. [Continue]
When David Reiling, president and CEO of Sunrise Banks, invited Jennifer Docherty to lunch to talk about diversifying his board, she believed it was because of her work with Bank On Women. [Continue]
Early in 2020, Isaiah Jordan obtained an “arrow” key stolen from the U.S. Postal Service. [Continue]
There’s a postal crime wave going on in the United States. According to data from the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, mail theft complaints rose by more than 300 percent in the five year span leading up to 2023. [Continue]
Community banking would be substantially better off if bankers in their 20s or 30s understood that there’s more to the industry than what occurs as part of their day-to-day jobs, because these insights may just lead them to become “bankers for life.” [Continue]
The past year was a tough one for community bankers, with rising costs, squeezed margins and beastly regulatory burden. But change is coming. At least, that’s the hope. [Continue]
As much as BankBeat invests to bring you stories about issues and trends, or opens space on its pages for shared opinions, this publication has always focused closely on the people of banking. [Continue]
Commercial banking is the hallmark of the Main Street Bank, and BankBeat was struck by how one Iowa bank put a spin on boosting area businesses. [Continue]