Pub. 12 2023 Issue 2

According to the National Safety Council, slips, trips and falls are the third leading cause of injury in the workplace. Some of these incidents occur at banks with employees or customers. While these mishaps might be commonplace, there is a proactive approach banks can take to help reduce the risk of their employees and customers

This year’s 2023 Kansas Ag Bankers Conference had an exceptional line-up of presenters, 290 attendees, and 19 tradeshow sponsors in attendance. Dr. David Kohl kicked off the conference with the Business and Economic Outlook, a discussion of how 2023 could be best described as a transitional year as we move from the black swan pandemic

The rebranded Harold A. Stones Government Relations Conference (formerly called Public Affairs Conference) concluded on Wednesday, February 8 at the Topeka Country Club and had record high attendance! More than 150 Kansas bankers convened in Topeka to hear and talk about state and federal legislative and regulatory policy affecting the banking industry. The conference started

KBA started the Bank Leaders of Kansas (BLOK) program in 2006 with a vision of developing Kansas bankers and exposing them to a wide range of topics that influence the industry while building a collaborative networking community. The 17th BLOK class convened for their first session in Topeka at the KBA Office on Feb. 7,

For community banks seeking to remain competitive in today’s crowded financial services marketplace, innovation is imperative. A relationship with a core provider can make or break an institution’s innovation goals, and for too many community banks, legacy core technologies are holding them back. This is a critical challenge that ABA set out to solve through