
Organizing events, making donations, and serving community members is only half the battle. Now it’s time to share your impact and show that your institution has made a difference. There are many ways to do this, including through newsletters, social media, webpages, digital displays, and more.
But what exactly should you share? And when is the best time to share it? How can you use this data to grow your audience and keep community members engaged?
Join us on December 6th at 1 pm CT to explore these questions and more. We’ll hear from Jon VanderMeer, Founder of Kiosk & Display, as well as Melissa Denbow and Kristina Wood from Machias Savings Bank. You’ll learn why you should share your community impact story, where to share, and how to keep your community members coming back for more.
The ABA has approved this webinar for 1.25 CFMP credits.
The new Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) regulations are finally here. There’s a lot to unpack, and it’s going to take months before we see these regulations in action. Now is the time to learn about these changes and begin planning the future of your CRA program.
Join us on Nov 17th at 1 pm CT for a preliminary discussion of these landmark CRA changes. We’ll explore the updated regulations, provide an overview of what they may mean for you, and give our initial impressions and interpretations.
We have an expert lineup prepared. During this webinar, you’ll hear from:
Linda Ezuka, Founder and CEO of CRA Today
Tracy Basinger, former Head of Bank Supervision at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Nathalia Artus, SVP/Director of Community Development and Reinvestment at Atlantic Union Bank
By the end of this webinar, you’ll have a better understanding of what the updated regulations mean for you, how to prepare your team, and the next steps to take to build an amazing CRA program. Don’t let these new regulations scare you! We can help!
The ABA has approved this webinar for 1.25 CERP, CFMP, and CRCM credits.
Being a CRA Officer is often a lonely role. You have so much to do, and you may not have the internal support to do it all effectively. But just because you don’t have the support right now doesn’t mean you shouldn’t, or that you can’t.
Watch this webinar recording to learn how to identify and build roles, responsibilities, and governance structures within your institution. Linda Ezuka is joined by several CRA officers who have successfully collaborated with others to build a thriving CRA program. These CRA officers have fostered a culture of compliance and learned to engage various stakeholders to strengthen their CRA program, and you can too.
The ABA has approved this webinar for 1.25 CERP, CFMP, and CRCM credits.
Your bank pursues a lot of partnerships, but have you ever partnered with a Minority Depository Institution (MDI)? Partnering with an MDI is a great way to foster community development opportunities while supporting disadvantaged communities.
Watch this webinar to learn all about partnering with an MDI and how doing so benefits your CRA program. Linda Ezuka is joined by representatives from Banesco, a renowned MDI bank that has leveraged partnerships like this in the past.
By the end of this webinar, you’ll understand why MDIs matter to your CRA program, how these partnerships might qualify for CRA credit, and how to pursue a successful partnership with an MDI.
The ABA has approved this webinar for 1.25 CERP, CFMP, and CRCM credits.
It’s that time of year again. Bar Harbor Bank & Trust, Del Norte Credit Union, and Legence Bank were recently crowned the best financial literacy programs in the country. So what makes them so great? Watch this panel webinar to learn what helped build their programs and some of the challenges they’ve had to overcome along the way. You’ll learn how to become a financial literacy master, as well as some tips and tricks for building your program and some things to avoid. If your institution is dedicated to bringing financial education to your community members, you don’t want to miss this.
The ABA has approved this webinar for 1.25 CFMP credits.
Building a financial literacy program. Measuring impact. Keeping employees engaged. When you focus on one of these, chances are the other two start to slip. It can be a vicious cycle, but that doesn’t mean it has to be.
Watch this webinar to learn how to build a financial literacy program, measure its success, and get your employees engaged. No more wondering why your employees lost their steam while you were busy measuring impact. No more second guessing whether your financial literacy event had an impact (impact is difficult to measure, after all). We cover the different types of impact your financial literacy program may have, how to measure them, how to report them to management, and how to keep your employees engaged and excited for the next event.
The ABA has approved this webinar for 1.25 CFMP credits.
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