Pub. 10 2021 Issue 5

Pub. 10 2021 Issue 5 7 Business Casual,” a dynamic cover duo fromWichita, Kansas. Saturday morning, it was back to business at hand as the golf awards were distributed during breakfast. Afterward, the annual business meeting was held, which included the election of officers. Your 2021-2022 KBA elected officers are Chairman Mike Ewy, Community State Bank, Coffeyville; Chairman- Elect Shan Hanes, Heartland Tri-State Bank, Elkhart; Vice Chairman Mark Schifferdecker, GNBank, Girard; and Past Chairman Johnathon Johnson, Home Savings Bank, Chanute. The final presenter, economist Elliott Eisenberg, entertained the group with his session on the current conditions of the national and global economies. He also shared his perspective on our current and future fiscal conditions. Thank you to all our bankers and associate members who attended this year and made this conference such a success. We’d like to remind you to mark your calendars for Aug. 4-6, 2022, for next year’s CEO Forum, and be sure to make your Broadmoor reservations now, as our room block will sell out early! Photos continued on page 8 Thanks to this year’s sponsors! Platinum KBA Insurance, Inc. UMB Gold CalTech Bankers’ Bank of Kansas First Bankers’ Banc Securities, Inc. Silver BKD Commerce Bank FHLBank Topeka FHN Financial Fiserv Remedy Consulting KBA/NBA Schools of Banking Bronze AGH CPA’s & Advisors BOK Financial Central States Capital Markets First National Bank of Hutchinson INTRUST Bank Security 1st Title Stinson Law Firm Strategic Resource Management Mike Ewy (CEO, Community State Bank, Coffeyville) is inducted as KBA Chairman at the Annual Meeting on Saturday morning. Economist Elliott Eisenberg during the closing session of this year’s meeting. 2020-21 KBA Chairman, Jonathon Johnson (Home Savings Bank, Chanute) gives his final address at which each attendee received a Flint Factor Challenge Coin. Jonathon Johnson (Home Savings Bank, Chanute) Rob Nichols (ABA President and CEO) and Doug Wareham (KBA President and CEO) team up to discuss issues impacting Kansas bankers.