Hoosier Banker 39 Who’s watching when controls don’t work as planned? ƐŝĞŵ͘infotex͘ĐŽŵ infotex est. 2000 Laurie A. Rees, vice president-education & training of the Indiana Bankers Association, has completed 25 years of service. She joined the Association in 1991 as secretary to the president. Rees is responsible for planning, designing and implementing IBA educational offerings, including schools, seminars, executive-level forums and webinars. She also manages the Security, Fraud & Risk Management Conference, Midwest Agricultural Banking School, Agricultural Clinic, Cybersecurity Conference and the IBA Leadership Development Program. Among other duties, she is the IBA’s liaison for the Graduate School of Banking (GSB) at the University of Wisconsin and a member of the GSB Education Directors Advisory Group. Rees has been active with Meeting Professionals International and with the Indiana Society of Association Executives, which honored her as Association Professional of the Year in 2009. HB REES REACHES 25-YEAR MILESTONE Laurie A. Rees, vice president-education & training of the Indiana Bankers Association, is presented with a 25-year anniversary lapel pin by S. Joe DeHaven, who retired from the IBA as chief I\IGYXMZI SJƤGIV EX ]IEV IRH IBA Annual Washington Trip 2017 Help take the message of bankers to the nation’s capital by joining the 2017 IBA Annual Washington Trip. Dates have been set for Sept. 24-26, 2017; details forthcoming. Join your fellow bankers, and be heard!
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