Outstanding Women 2024: Kathy Headley
Kathy Headley sets an example for operational excellence at a community bank, for which she has been named one of BankBeat’s “Outstanding Women in Banking.” [Continue]
Kathy Headley sets an example for operational excellence at a community bank, for which she has been named one of BankBeat’s “Outstanding Women in Banking.” [Continue]
While branding has been around for centuries, its importance in banking grew in the 1980s when interstate branch banking became legal. [Continue]
Banking can be a tough industry for an institution to successfully differentiate itself, but that challenge is multiplied when they have nearly identical names. [Continue]
Increasingly, social media is where Gen Z and millennials are migrating to find “edutainment” and news, using it an average of 2 1/2 hours a day. [Continue]
Perhaps your bank is thinking of dipping its toes into the waters of TikTok and becoming a financial influencer. What kind of content creation gets traction? [Continue]
Over the last 25 years, Paula Phillippe has been on a lot of boards ranging from food shelves to theater, engineering to securities. When it comes to corporate boards, she gravitates toward community banks, though. [Continue]
For his role in the growth of Iowa State Bank, Drew Vogel was named a 2024 “Amazing Outside Director” by BankBeat magazine. [Continue]
Banks have been utilizing fintech since at least the creation of the abacus, but until recently, community banks have not been investing in it in the traditional sense. [Continue]
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]
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]