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While the numbers of locally-controlled, relationship-driven banks have decreased, community banks continue to play an important role, particularly for small business. With 160, Georgia has the fifth greatest number of community banks in the U.S., and more than any other state in the Southeast, according to John McNair, CBA President and CEO. Community banks are "in a far better position to make local credit decisions because they are living, breathing and working in those micro-economies," said McNair. This is especially important in Georgia's rural areas, he added, where community banks are usually the main source of credit for farmers and other small agricultural-related business.
A recent FDIC study reported that while community banks hold 13 percent of all banking assets, they make 42 percent of all small business loans in the country. And with small business responsible for nearly half of all private sector jobs, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration, that data demonstrates how critical the smaller banks are in creating jobs in the communities they serve. "If you want to foster the development of small business lending, which is the life blood of our economy," McNair said, "have a healthy, functioning, robust community banking industry to provide credit." Read more from the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
A recent FDIC study reported that while community banks hold 13 percent of all banking assets, they make 42 percent of all small business loans in the country. And with small business responsible for nearly half of all private sector jobs, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration, that data demonstrates how critical the smaller banks are in creating jobs in the communities they serve. "If you want to foster the development of small business lending, which is the life blood of our economy," McNair said, "have a healthy, functioning, robust community banking industry to provide credit." Read more from the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
CBA Members Named in S&P's Top Performing Community Banks
S&P Global Market Intelligence, a CBA Endorsed Member Company, recently released its annual Top Performing Community Banks list for 2018. Congratulations to Quantum National Bank, Suwanne, First Madison Bank & Trust, Athens, South Georgia Bank, Glennville, and Douglas National Bank for being listed as some of the best-performing community banks of 2018 under $3B in assets. Read the list from S&P Global.
S&P Global Market Intelligence, a CBA Endorsed Member Company, recently released its annual Top Performing Community Banks list for 2018. Congratulations to Quantum National Bank, Suwanne, First Madison Bank & Trust, Athens, South Georgia Bank, Glennville, and Douglas National Bank for being listed as some of the best-performing community banks of 2018 under $3B in assets. Read the list from S&P Global.
Top 5 Reasons You Should Attend CBA's Spring Regional Luncheon Meetings
- Popular Bankers Only Peer Group Meeting – Hear an in-depth Legislative Update from James-Bates-Brannan-Groover, LLP, CBA Associate Member & General Counsel as well as Accounting Update from David Wood, Porter Keadle Moore, LLC, CBA Associate Member. Don't miss this opportunity for bankers to openly discuss hot topics as well as issues they may be facing in their region with their peers.
- Networking Galore! Following the Bankers Only Meeting, catch up with bankers and associate members from 11:15 - 11:45 a.m. The Spring Meetings offer the perfect opportunity to make new connections and catch up with old friends.
- Well-Fed and Well-Informed! You have to make time for lunch and CBA has a reputation for making sure no one ever leaves hungry! Having speakers during lunch makes for an efficient way to dine and the affordable price per person makes educating several folks at once a true bargain.
- Leave with Takeaways! Nothing is more important than the safety of you, your employees and your customers. Hear from Mike Burke, Senior Robbery & Crisis Consultant for SHAZAM as he presents “Robbery: Prepare, Respond, Recover.” Robbery has and will continue to victimize financial institutions. Mike brings 30 years of experience in investigations and training to financial institutions that want to prepare, respond and recover from these crimes. Learn procedures to better prepare your institution, equip you with response tactics and expose you to the recovery process. You will hear deterrence trends, surveillance best practices and law enforcement partnerships. CBA will provide a brief Legislative Update to close out the luncheon program.
- Tee It Up! What better way to spend the day than with a round of golf with fellow bankers and associate members. The Golf Tournaments will have a shotgun start at 2:00 p.m. Cash prizes will be awarded during the post-tournament cookout. The Golf Tournaments benefit CBA's PAC/PR Funds, so make plans now to play and network!
Community Bank Voices Matter!
Keynote Speaker Cam Fine | Saturday, June 8th
Major legislative and regulatory victories for community and regional banks over the past two decades have come because community banks had their own distinct voice in the policy debates. Imagine what the financial legislative and regulatory landscape would look like without a community bank voice at the policy table? The “one size fits all” legislative and regulatory philosophy would be unchallenged, and community banks would be nothing but a policy afterthought.
Camden R. Fine is President and CEO of Calvert Advisors and served as president and CEO of the Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA) from 2003-2018. A native Missourian and career community banker, Cam came to ICBA in May 2003. Before joining ICBA, he chartered and organized Midwest Independent Bank of Jefferson City, Missouri, and served as its president and CEO for nearly 20 years. In addition, Cam owned MainStreet Bank of Ashland, Missouri, a $50-million-asset community bank. Prior to his banking career, he served as the Missouri State Tax Director under former Governor Christopher “Kit” Bond.
Keynote Speaker Cam Fine | Saturday, June 8th
Major legislative and regulatory victories for community and regional banks over the past two decades have come because community banks had their own distinct voice in the policy debates. Imagine what the financial legislative and regulatory landscape would look like without a community bank voice at the policy table? The “one size fits all” legislative and regulatory philosophy would be unchallenged, and community banks would be nothing but a policy afterthought.
Camden R. Fine is President and CEO of Calvert Advisors and served as president and CEO of the Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA) from 2003-2018. A native Missourian and career community banker, Cam came to ICBA in May 2003. Before joining ICBA, he chartered and organized Midwest Independent Bank of Jefferson City, Missouri, and served as its president and CEO for nearly 20 years. In addition, Cam owned MainStreet Bank of Ashland, Missouri, a $50-million-asset community bank. Prior to his banking career, he served as the Missouri State Tax Director under former Governor Christopher “Kit” Bond.
Group Rate Deadline is One Month Away!
For single/double occupancy – Resort View, $299 per night; Courtyard View, $329 per night; Ocean View, $359 per night. All rates are subject to state and local taxes at the time of check-in (currently 10%) plus $2, per night Chamber of Commerce fee. The resort service charge is $22 per night and has many inclusions such as self-parking. Contact Peake Wilson at the CBA for more information. The group rate is available for up to 3 days prior and 3 days after event. The deadline to receive the discounted rate is Monday, May 6, 2019. For reservations, click here or call toll free at (888) 444-6664 and reference “Community Bankers Association of Georgia” to receive the discounted rate.
Join us and your peers and lead the way to Hilton Head at CBA's 41st Annual Leadership Division Convention & Mini-Trade Show, Thursday- Sunday, June 6-9, 2019 at the Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort, Hilton Head Island, SC. Learn more and register.
For single/double occupancy – Resort View, $299 per night; Courtyard View, $329 per night; Ocean View, $359 per night. All rates are subject to state and local taxes at the time of check-in (currently 10%) plus $2, per night Chamber of Commerce fee. The resort service charge is $22 per night and has many inclusions such as self-parking. Contact Peake Wilson at the CBA for more information. The group rate is available for up to 3 days prior and 3 days after event. The deadline to receive the discounted rate is Monday, May 6, 2019. For reservations, click here or call toll free at (888) 444-6664 and reference “Community Bankers Association of Georgia” to receive the discounted rate.
Join us and your peers and lead the way to Hilton Head at CBA's 41st Annual Leadership Division Convention & Mini-Trade Show, Thursday- Sunday, June 6-9, 2019 at the Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort, Hilton Head Island, SC. Learn more and register.
April is Financial Literacy Month
Gov. Kemp has proclaimed April as Financial Literacy Month, which makes it a perfect time to check out some outstanding resources that are available:
Gov. Kemp has proclaimed April as Financial Literacy Month, which makes it a perfect time to check out some outstanding resources that are available:
- FDIC: Money Smart - The FDIC's Money Smart financial education program can help people of all ages enhance their financial skills and create positive banking relationships. Click here to learn more about upcoming training events including a webinar on April 17th on the Money Smart tools.
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) - Check out the tools, resources, and webinars for financial educators from the CFPB.
- Federal Trade Commission - Excellent educational resources for consumers.
FFIEC Issues Guide to HMDA Reporting
The FFIEC has issued A Guide to HMDA Reporting: Getting It Right! for data collected in 2019 and reported in 2020 and updated interagency HMDA examination procedures. The guide summarizes key HMDA provisions and can serve as a useful compliance resource for supervised financial institutions. This applies to 2019 HMDA data reported in 2020 and includes a summary of the EGRRCPA amendments to HMDA and the 2018 HMDA rule. Read more from the FDIC.
The FFIEC has issued A Guide to HMDA Reporting: Getting It Right! for data collected in 2019 and reported in 2020 and updated interagency HMDA examination procedures. The guide summarizes key HMDA provisions and can serve as a useful compliance resource for supervised financial institutions. This applies to 2019 HMDA data reported in 2020 and includes a summary of the EGRRCPA amendments to HMDA and the 2018 HMDA rule. Read more from the FDIC.
Updated FAQs on Financial Instruments–Credit Losses
The OCC, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the FDIC, and the NCUA have published additional frequently asked questions (FAQ) to assist financial institutions and examiners with the new accounting standard, Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2016-13, Topic 326, “Financial Instruments–Credit Losses” (ASU 2016-13), issued by the FASB on June 16, 2016.The agencies have published nine additional questions to the existing FAQs, updated responses to four existing questions, and added an appendix with links to relevant resources that are available to banks to assist with implementation of the current expected credit losses methodology (CECL). Read more from the OCC and the FDIC.
The OCC, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the FDIC, and the NCUA have published additional frequently asked questions (FAQ) to assist financial institutions and examiners with the new accounting standard, Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2016-13, Topic 326, “Financial Instruments–Credit Losses” (ASU 2016-13), issued by the FASB on June 16, 2016.The agencies have published nine additional questions to the existing FAQs, updated responses to four existing questions, and added an appendix with links to relevant resources that are available to banks to assist with implementation of the current expected credit losses methodology (CECL). Read more from the OCC and the FDIC.
FDIC Discusses Adjustable Rate Mortgages Disclosure Considerations
With the increased availability of Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM), the FDIC discusses some of the distinct regulatory requirements of ARMs in their latest quarterly newsletter from the Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection. The FDIC addresses areas of common mistakes and concerns with ARM products identified by the FDIC during recent examinations. This information may help provide banks with useful insights as they offer ARM products to their customers. Read the full article.
With the increased availability of Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM), the FDIC discusses some of the distinct regulatory requirements of ARMs in their latest quarterly newsletter from the Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection. The FDIC addresses areas of common mistakes and concerns with ARM products identified by the FDIC during recent examinations. This information may help provide banks with useful insights as they offer ARM products to their customers. Read the full article.
SEP Plans: Another Connection to Small Employers
Community banks have a strong success rate when it comes to helping local employers build strong foundations for their businesses. Banks provide small business loans to allow owners to expand and grow. The banks provide commercial checking accounts so that owners can conduct the day to day business operations including meeting payroll. These are critical support functions that banks have provided throughout their history. But what if your bank could also help business owners invest in their own futures and help them retain good employees by offering a retirement plan? Benefits play a key role in whether someone will accept a position and also whether they stay with that employer. Read the full article. Guest article from CBA Associate Member Ascensus.
Community banks have a strong success rate when it comes to helping local employers build strong foundations for their businesses. Banks provide small business loans to allow owners to expand and grow. The banks provide commercial checking accounts so that owners can conduct the day to day business operations including meeting payroll. These are critical support functions that banks have provided throughout their history. But what if your bank could also help business owners invest in their own futures and help them retain good employees by offering a retirement plan? Benefits play a key role in whether someone will accept a position and also whether they stay with that employer. Read the full article. Guest article from CBA Associate Member Ascensus.
CECL Webinar: Weighted-Average Remaining Maturity (WARM) Method
TOMORROW: Thursday, April 11, 2019 | 2:00 p.m.
The federal financial institution regulatory agencies will host an interagency webinar focusing on the application of the Weighted-Average Remaining Maturity (WARM) method for estimating allowances for credit losses in accordance with Accounting Standards Update No. 2016 13, Financial Instruments—Credit Losses (Topic 326): Measurement of Credit Losses on Financial Instruments. This event will be held in conjunction with the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS). Learn more.
TOMORROW: Thursday, April 11, 2019 | 2:00 p.m.
The federal financial institution regulatory agencies will host an interagency webinar focusing on the application of the Weighted-Average Remaining Maturity (WARM) method for estimating allowances for credit losses in accordance with Accounting Standards Update No. 2016 13, Financial Instruments—Credit Losses (Topic 326): Measurement of Credit Losses on Financial Instruments. This event will be held in conjunction with the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS). Learn more.
FREE Webinar: Bank Investment Strategies for 2nd Quarter 2019
TOMORROW: Thursday, April 11, 2019 | 11:30 AM ET
The Baker Group, a CBA Endorsed Member Company, is hosting a complimentary webinar on investment strategies for the 2nd quarter.
General topics will include:
TOMORROW: Thursday, April 11, 2019 | 11:30 AM ET
The Baker Group, a CBA Endorsed Member Company, is hosting a complimentary webinar on investment strategies for the 2nd quarter.
General topics will include:
- Economic Update and Fed Policy Outlook
- Industry Trends and Regulatory Hot Button Issues
- Current Investment Strategy Recommendations
- Interest Rate Risk and Liquidity Management Guidance
Rural Strong Georgia: SBA & USDA Information Session for Business Lenders
Friday, April 12, 2019 | 10:00-11:30 a.m. | Tifton
Representatives from the U.S. Small Business Administration and U.S. Department of Agriculture will provide updates on their respective business loan programs and resources for commercial lenders. You will learn:
Friday, April 12, 2019 | 10:00-11:30 a.m. | Tifton
Representatives from the U.S. Small Business Administration and U.S. Department of Agriculture will provide updates on their respective business loan programs and resources for commercial lenders. You will learn:
- Which specific financing programs can help your rural borrowers, loans from $1,000 to $25M.
- Which programs have no fees for rural borrowers.
- How to reach more qualified borrowers.
- How to mitigate loan risk up to 90 percent.
Environmental Due Diligence: A Practical Guide For Lenders
CBA Webinar | Thursday, April 18, 2019 | 10:00 am
$59 for CBA Members | Presented by Point to Point Environmental
This presentation will begin with an introduction to environmental due diligence and why lenders should be informed, including referencing the regulatory requirements and guidelines, before outlining specific statutes, mechanisms and standard operating procedures. Lenders are provided with practical applications for evaluating when environmental due diligence may be necessary and a guide for selecting the scope and depth of an appropriate inquiry. An overview of developing an effective environmental policy for community banks is followed by case studies and examples of actual property and real word applications. Register today.
CBA Webinar | Thursday, April 18, 2019 | 10:00 am
$59 for CBA Members | Presented by Point to Point Environmental
This presentation will begin with an introduction to environmental due diligence and why lenders should be informed, including referencing the regulatory requirements and guidelines, before outlining specific statutes, mechanisms and standard operating procedures. Lenders are provided with practical applications for evaluating when environmental due diligence may be necessary and a guide for selecting the scope and depth of an appropriate inquiry. An overview of developing an effective environmental policy for community banks is followed by case studies and examples of actual property and real word applications. Register today.
ICBA's 2019 Capital Summit
Sunday-Wednesday, April 28 - May 1, 2019 | Washington, D.C.
With more than 100 new members, Congress has changed. Now is the time to make sure they know why community banking matters. Community banks help communities across our nation thrive and as a leader in the community banking industry it’s important that our nation’s leaders hear from you during ICBA's 2019 Capital Summit. It’s free to register, but time is running out—registration closes April 19. Don’t miss your chance to network with community banking leaders, and meet with leading elected officials and policymakers. Learn more and register.
Sunday-Wednesday, April 28 - May 1, 2019 | Washington, D.C.
With more than 100 new members, Congress has changed. Now is the time to make sure they know why community banking matters. Community banks help communities across our nation thrive and as a leader in the community banking industry it’s important that our nation’s leaders hear from you during ICBA's 2019 Capital Summit. It’s free to register, but time is running out—registration closes April 19. Don’t miss your chance to network with community banking leaders, and meet with leading elected officials and policymakers. Learn more and register.
Rural Broadband Forum: Expanding Broadband Opportunities
Tuesday, April 30, 2019 | 10:00 a.m - 2:30 p.m. | Tifton
The OCC, FDIC, FRB Atlanta and USDA are co-sponsoring a Rural Broadband Forum at the University of Georgia, Tifton Campus. The meeting will cover the national and state overview of Broadband, USDA programs and other resources, and the important role banks and federal savings associations can play in helping rural communities gain reliable, high-speed internet access through broadband networks to improve job, educational, and other opportunities. There will also be discussions on opportunities for bank financing of Broadband initiatives as well as the CRA and regulatory considerations of certain broadband development activities. Complimentary lunch will be served and free parking is available onsite. There’s no cost to attend but registration is required. Click here to learn more. Register here.
Tuesday, April 30, 2019 | 10:00 a.m - 2:30 p.m. | Tifton
The OCC, FDIC, FRB Atlanta and USDA are co-sponsoring a Rural Broadband Forum at the University of Georgia, Tifton Campus. The meeting will cover the national and state overview of Broadband, USDA programs and other resources, and the important role banks and federal savings associations can play in helping rural communities gain reliable, high-speed internet access through broadband networks to improve job, educational, and other opportunities. There will also be discussions on opportunities for bank financing of Broadband initiatives as well as the CRA and regulatory considerations of certain broadband development activities. Complimentary lunch will be served and free parking is available onsite. There’s no cost to attend but registration is required. Click here to learn more. Register here.
How to Deal with Difficult People
CBA Webinar | Tuesday, May 6, 2019 | 2:00 p.m.
$59 for CBA Members | Presented by The James Paul Group
Difficult people. It seems like they are everywhere, aren’t they? In traffic. In the grocery store. At the ballgame. Yet, for some reason we are often surprised and dismayed that they are also located in the cubicle next door and in the office down the hall. If you work with people, you will eventually work with difficult people. However, difficult doesn’t necessarily mean bad. Sometimes, difficult just translates to different. If you are struggling to lead a challenging team mate or work with a not-so-accommodating colleague, you will not want to miss this webinar. After this session, attendees can expect to:
CBA Webinar | Tuesday, May 6, 2019 | 2:00 p.m.
$59 for CBA Members | Presented by The James Paul Group
Difficult people. It seems like they are everywhere, aren’t they? In traffic. In the grocery store. At the ballgame. Yet, for some reason we are often surprised and dismayed that they are also located in the cubicle next door and in the office down the hall. If you work with people, you will eventually work with difficult people. However, difficult doesn’t necessarily mean bad. Sometimes, difficult just translates to different. If you are struggling to lead a challenging team mate or work with a not-so-accommodating colleague, you will not want to miss this webinar. After this session, attendees can expect to:
- Learn how to understand difficult colleagues
- Minimize frustrations and conflict
- Work with difficult people rather than against them
Retirement Announcement
Congratulations to Gerald "Jerry" Lewis, President and CEO of Cornerstone Bank, Atlanta, who retired effective March 29, 2019. Jerry has served over 50 years in the banking industry, leading several community banks throughout Georgia.
Congratulations to Gerald "Jerry" Lewis, President and CEO of Cornerstone Bank, Atlanta, who retired effective March 29, 2019. Jerry has served over 50 years in the banking industry, leading several community banks throughout Georgia.
Ameris Bank Donates to Donalsonville Hospital
Ameris Bank, Moultrie, recently donated $40,000 to Donalsonville Hospital as part of the Georgia HEART Hospital Program. The bank has contributed $1.65 million in financial support to 16 rural hospitals throughout Georgia. Tracy Pickle and Katie Turner from Ameris recently presented the donation to Chuck Orrick, James Moody and Katie Hatcher of Donalsonville Hospital. Read more.
Ameris Bank, Moultrie, recently donated $40,000 to Donalsonville Hospital as part of the Georgia HEART Hospital Program. The bank has contributed $1.65 million in financial support to 16 rural hospitals throughout Georgia. Tracy Pickle and Katie Turner from Ameris recently presented the donation to Chuck Orrick, James Moody and Katie Hatcher of Donalsonville Hospital. Read more.
CBA Members Host Pinwheels for Prevention Campaign
As part of Child Abuse Prevention Month, Century Bank and Trust and Exchange Bank in Milledgeville are hosting Pinwheels for Prevention, sponsored by the Milledgeville Exchange Club. There are 238 pinwheels at each location to represent the 238 homeless children in Baldwin County supported by social services with help from resources provided by community supporters.
As part of Child Abuse Prevention Month, Century Bank and Trust and Exchange Bank in Milledgeville are hosting Pinwheels for Prevention, sponsored by the Milledgeville Exchange Club. There are 238 pinwheels at each location to represent the 238 homeless children in Baldwin County supported by social services with help from resources provided by community supporters.
CBC Presents Donation to
Imagination Library
CBC Donates to Imagination Library & Named Leading Business of the Week
For the bank's Charity of the Month campaign for March, Commercial Banking Company, Valdosta, and The Investment Centre presented a check to Dolly Parton's Imagination library, a book gifting program that mails free books to children from birth to age five. The donation will sponsor about 10 kids, equaling 600 books donated.
In addition, the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce has named the bank the Leading Business of the Week for the week of April 7, 2019. The chamber recognized the bank for being the only locally owned community bank in Valdosta and for taking pride in providing the utmost customer experience. The Leading Business of the Week program is designed to recognize members who have partnered with the chamber for at least five years. Read more.
For the bank's Charity of the Month campaign for March, Commercial Banking Company, Valdosta, and The Investment Centre presented a check to Dolly Parton's Imagination library, a book gifting program that mails free books to children from birth to age five. The donation will sponsor about 10 kids, equaling 600 books donated.
In addition, the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce has named the bank the Leading Business of the Week for the week of April 7, 2019. The chamber recognized the bank for being the only locally owned community bank in Valdosta and for taking pride in providing the utmost customer experience. The Leading Business of the Week program is designed to recognize members who have partnered with the chamber for at least five years. Read more.
Exchange Bank Awards Scholarships to High School Seniors
Since 1994, Exchange Bank, Milledgeville, has awarded 52 scholarships to seniors planning to attend a college or university in the State of Georgia. This year, the bank awarded scholarships to Miles Longino-Baldwin High School, Abigail Dugger-Jones County High School - Kristian Magee-Greene County High School (pictured l to r).
Since 1994, Exchange Bank, Milledgeville, has awarded 52 scholarships to seniors planning to attend a college or university in the State of Georgia. This year, the bank awarded scholarships to Miles Longino-Baldwin High School, Abigail Dugger-Jones County High School - Kristian Magee-Greene County High School (pictured l to r).
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Cornerstone Bank - Atlanta Steven Deaton has been named President & CEO of the bank. |
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Ameris Bank - Vidalia Steven Rigdon has joined the bank as City President. |
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Citizens Bank of the South - Sandersville Matthew Huling has been promoted to Vice President. |
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Heritage Bank - Jonesboro Congratulations to Dondra Clark, First Vice President and Operations Manager, for recently being chosen as the Business Woman of the Year at the Clayton County Chamber of Commerce's Women in Business Luncheon. |
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Perfect Image - Atlanta Ron Bedingfield has been named Production Manager. |
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The CBA has been recognized on a national level for its invaluable educational programs and corporate events. The CBA has a variety of options for all positions in a community bank…from the teller line to the board room. We invite you to join us for one of the upcoming programs. For more options, click here for the CBA Calendar. For assistance with Education Programs, contact Kristi Greer. For assistance with Corporate Events, contact Peake Wilson.
April & May 2019
Training the Credit Analyst
Tuesday-Thursday, April 16-18 - Atlanta
Compliance Roundtable
Thursday, April 18 - Atlanta
2019 TRID: The Basics
Tuesday-Wednesday, April 23-24 - Duluth
Compliance with Construction Loans
Thursday, April 25 - Macon
2nd Quarter Compliance Program – ACH Processing & Compliance
Tuesday, May 7 – Savannah
Wednesday, May 8 – Tifton
Thursday, May 9 – Macon
Tuesday, May 21 – Duluth
Wednesday, May 22 - Rome
4th Annual Senior Retail Banking Officer Forum – Session II
Wednesday, May 15 - Atlanta
2019 Branch Management Series – Session II: Leading, Developing & Engaging The Team
Thursday, May 16 - Atlanta
Ongoing Webinars & Online Training
Webinars
Click here to view webinar listing and to register.
On-Line Training
Click here for on-line training with OnCourse Learning.
(OnCourse Learning is a CBA Endorsed Member Company)
Training the Credit Analyst
Tuesday-Thursday, April 16-18 - Atlanta
Compliance Roundtable
Thursday, April 18 - Atlanta
2019 TRID: The Basics
Tuesday-Wednesday, April 23-24 - Duluth
Compliance with Construction Loans
Thursday, April 25 - Macon
2nd Quarter Compliance Program – ACH Processing & Compliance
Tuesday, May 7 – Savannah
Wednesday, May 8 – Tifton
Thursday, May 9 – Macon
Tuesday, May 21 – Duluth
Wednesday, May 22 - Rome
4th Annual Senior Retail Banking Officer Forum – Session II
Wednesday, May 15 - Atlanta
2019 Branch Management Series – Session II: Leading, Developing & Engaging The Team
Thursday, May 16 - Atlanta
Ongoing Webinars & Online Training
Webinars
Click here to view webinar listing and to register.
On-Line Training
Click here for on-line training with OnCourse Learning.
(OnCourse Learning is a CBA Endorsed Member Company)
April & May 2019
2019 Julian & Jan Hester Memorial Scholarship
DUE DATES:
Bank to CBA by Friday, April 12, 2019
Application judging is scheduled for Thursday, April 18th.
April Spring Regional Luncheon Meetings & PAC/PR Golf Tournaments
All 3 Meetings will be followed by Golf and Cookout Dinner!
Registration is open!
South - Tuesday, April 23 – Doublegate Country Club, Albany
Central – Wednesday, April 24 – The Club at Lake Sinclair, Milledgeville
North – Thursday, April 25 – The Country Club of Roswell
2nd Quarter Banker Regulatory Forum – Safety & Soundness
Thursday, May 2 - Atlanta
Community Bank Leadership Academy – Session II
Tuesday-Wednesday, May 14-15 - Macon
2019 Julian & Jan Hester Memorial Scholarship
DUE DATES:
Bank to CBA by Friday, April 12, 2019
Application judging is scheduled for Thursday, April 18th.
April Spring Regional Luncheon Meetings & PAC/PR Golf Tournaments
All 3 Meetings will be followed by Golf and Cookout Dinner!
Registration is open!
South - Tuesday, April 23 – Doublegate Country Club, Albany
Central – Wednesday, April 24 – The Club at Lake Sinclair, Milledgeville
North – Thursday, April 25 – The Country Club of Roswell
2nd Quarter Banker Regulatory Forum – Safety & Soundness
Thursday, May 2 - Atlanta
Community Bank Leadership Academy – Session II
Tuesday-Wednesday, May 14-15 - Macon
Upcoming Events
Training the Credit Analyst
Tuesday-Thursday,
April 16-18 - Atlanta
10th Annual Spring Regional Luncheon Meetings
4/23 - Albany
4/24 - Milledgeville
4/25 - Roswell
TRID: The Basics
Tuesday-Wednesday,
April 23-24 - Duluth
Compliance with
Construction Loans
Thursday, April 25 - Macon
Training the Credit Analyst
Tuesday-Thursday,
April 16-18 - Atlanta
10th Annual Spring Regional Luncheon Meetings
4/23 - Albany
4/24 - Milledgeville
4/25 - Roswell
TRID: The Basics
Tuesday-Wednesday,
April 23-24 - Duluth
Compliance with
Construction Loans
Thursday, April 25 - Macon
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