Jesse Sugarman, AVP of Public Policy Initiatives with Travelers, gave attendees a broader perspective on today’s economic landscape by examining how trade policies, global conflicts and presidential agendas have shaped the economy over the past century. Drawing on more than 100 years of historical data, he helped bankers separate short-term headlines from long-term trends. His presentation sparked thoughtful discussion and received outstanding feedback from attendees, who appreciated the historical perspective and practical takeaways from his session. KBA leadership welcomed ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols and Rebecca Nichols to The Broadmoor to connect with Kansas bankers. State Bank Commissioner David Herndon received the Kansas Bankers Association Flint Factor Award on day one of the event! Commissioner Herndon has been a passionate advocate for Kansas banking for more than 30 years, including 22 years as President and CEO of First State Bank of Kansas City, service as KBA Chairman from 2008-2009, and the past seven years as State Bank Commissioner. His leadership, dedication and commitment to Kansas banks have helped strengthen and advance our industry. 9
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