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Best Community Banks to Work For 2022

Independent Banker

Clockwise from top left: Grand Ridge National Bank, Wheaton, Ill.; Community Financial Services Bank, Benton, Ky.; Bank of Montana, Missoula, Mont.; CNB Bank, Berkeley Springs, W.Va.; Midwest Bank, Norfolk, Neb. Bank of Montana: Breaking the mold. Bank of Montana. Its Tampa Bay, Fla.,

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Rebeca Romero Rainey: The people make the bank

Independent Banker

How we hire, retain, recruit and advance our missions amid momentous change will remain a key topic for community bank leaders and will influence our plans for the future. This month’s issue focuses on the best banks to work for, because community banking is about so much more than transactions. Where I’ll Be.

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5 payments trends you should know about

Independent Banker

Here’s how community banks can enhance their payments offerings. of banks’ revenues come from payments. Payments account for up to 30% of bank revenue, and that income stream is under attack. billion-asset Bank of Tampa in Tampa, Fla. Chris Doyle, Texas First Bank. Photo by Juan Moyano/Stocksy.

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ABA elects Zions Bank CEO as chair

Banking Exchange

Election was held recently in Tampa, Florida Management Feature Human Resources Feature3 Community Banking.

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Rebeca Romero Rainey: We make every day better

Independent Banker

Community banks work hard to ensure that every day is just a little bit better than the last.”. As community bankers, we strive for excellence. In short, community banks work hard to ensure that every day is just a little bit better than the last. And hard work it is. Where I’ll be this month.

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CEO Roundtable: Ideas for a successful 2023

Independent Banker

We recently spoke with community bank CEOs from across the country to gain insights on how they’re proactively positioning to manage risks and take advantage of growth opportunities in the coming year. Following some respite in 2022, community bankers are bracing for a tougher economic landscape ahead in 2023. Koger Propst.

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Rebeca Romero Rainey: Embrace the opportunity

Independent Banker

Today, community bankers hold a place at the digital payments table, both as drivers of change and as witnesses to the flurry of activity. I’ll be visiting with TCM Bank, an ICBA Bancard subsidiary, in Tampa, Fla., They offer insights into payments industry changes and how they apply to community banks.

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