From credit union overreach to onerous overregulation, the 2022/23 ICBA board of directors has plenty on its to-do list. Executive committee members tell us what advocacy issues they’ll be focused on during their terms, while board members share their words of wisdom for up-and-coming community bankers: themselves.
While the political landscape in Washington, D.C., has changed considerably over the past year, ICBA continues to work with regulators and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle for the betterment of community banks and their customers.
The 2021/22 ICBA executive committee understands that community banks are at a turning point due to changing customer expectations and the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. They tell us why technology and grassroots advocacy are critical to a thriving industry.
These online-exclusive interviews with the 2021/22 ICBA executive members gets their thoughts on their goals, on innovation at their banks, and on effective advocacy.
Community bankers should take advantage of this month’s recess for virtual advocacy.
Lackluster call report and capital plans need a grassroots jolt.
Everything community banks need to know about ICBA’s policy priorities following S.2155 … and how you can help.
Take a closer look at how ICBA and its members worked to bring S.2155 regulatory relief from concept to reality for community banks.
S.2155 was a great victory—but there’s more to do.
The Bank of New Glarus first opened its doors on Oct. 30, 1893. Now, here we are, on the cusp of our 125th anniversary and going strong! While much has changed in our industry over these 125 years, we’ve held steadfast to our mission statement: its purpose, vision and values.
