Hoosier Banker 35 Greenfield Banking Company contributed to or volunteered for United Way, Hancock County Arts Council, Hancock Regional Hospital Foundation, Hancock County Community Foundation, Hancock Economic Development Council, 4-H, Boys & Girls Club, Meals on Wheels, six Chambers of Commerce (New Palestine, Greenfield, Fortville/McCordsville, OneZone, Indiana & U.S. chambers), and Habitat for Humanity. The bank also provided financial education materials and presenter resources to four area high schools, and the bank’s Kids Club has events and newsletters promoting financial education to kids 12 and under. The bank additionally managed and sponsored a series of eight free summer concerts on the Courthouse plaza and managed an art gallery at the bank’s corporate office. Lake City Bank, Warsaw, offered a Getting Ahead Loan and a Reality Store Program in efforts to improve financial literacy among low- to moderate-income individuals. The Getting Ahead Loan provides financial literacy training utilizing the FDIC Money Smart curriculum. The Reality Store provides a real-life experience targeting teen students by putting them through a series of choices impacting occupation, salary and family status. Home Bank, Martinsville, through its gifting program, presented $11,000 to the Martinsville Noon Lions Club in June for the purchase of new advanced vision screening equipment for use in schools around Morgan County. Security Federal Savings Bank, Logansport, raised money from bank “Jeans Fridays” and donated $610 to the Kokomo Strong fund to help those impacted by the tornadoes. Several Kokomo homes were damaged by tornadoes in August. +VIIRƤIPH &EROMRK 'SQTER] IQTPS]IIW TEVXMGMTEXIH MR Habitat for Humanity and other community causes. At left, Stan Mattila, director, Home Bank, Martinsville, presents a donation check to Home Bank employee and Martinsville Noon Lions Club member Dave Rinehart. Topics include: • Introduction to the Business of Banking • Bank Profitability Analysis • Asset/Liability Management • Bank Regulatory & Competitive Environment • IT Project Management • Vendor Management • Leveraging Infrastructure and Emerging Technologies • IT Disaster Recovery & Incident Response Planning • Information Technology Risk Assessment • IT Exam Preparation Hotspots • Hacking • Strategic Technology Planning in Banking 2017 Bank Technology Management School March 19-24, 2017 Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin – Madison Fluno Center for Executive Education, Madison, Wisconsin Linking Technology Management to Bank Performance The school has been divided into two core areas of study— the business of banking and strategic technology management. Other GSB Programs: Graduate School of Banking Human Resource Management School Bank Technology Security School Financial Managers School Bank Management Forums Online Seminar Series Visit gsb.org to this section Educating Professionals, Creating Leaders 800-755-6440 | gsb.org
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