Banking Innovation Conference - Lexington


Seminar 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. local time. Registration and breakfast begins after 8:30 a.m.

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Program Moderator Michael Dailey, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP

FedNow: Are You Ready? Joni Hopkins, Vice President, FRFS Customer Relations, Federal Reserve Bank
Instant payments are coming, and it's time to prepare. But oh, where to start? Together, we'll walk thought key considerations and decisions for your instant payments journey, wherever your starting point may be. The FedNow Service is a new instant payment service that the Federal Reserve banks developed to enable financial institutions of every size and in every community across the U.S. to provide safe and efficient instant payment services in real time around the clock, every day of the year. Join us to learn more about this new service.

Cybersecurity Mindset - How to Move from Reactive to Proactive David Edwards, SBS Cybersecurity
The responsibility for managing and overseeing any organization today is massive and has evolved greatly over the last ten years to include investments in technology and cybersecurity. The Board of Directors and Senior Management are held accountable to the organization's shareholders, employees, customers, the community they serve, and (in many cases) regulators.
However, while more organizations work hard to be proactive with finances and operations, oversight of technology and cybersecurity tends to yet be very reactive. Funding and resources are typically very limited until an incident occurs that jeopardizes the operations of the business.
This presentation will cover the benefits of moving from a reactive to proactive cybersecurity mindset, including:
  • Differences between a reactive and proactive cybersecurity mindset
  • Results of a proactive cybersecurity mindset
  • Tactical advice for being proactive
  • Creating a culture of cybersecurity

Strategic Fintech Partnerships: Finding the Right Fit Rafael DeLeon, Ncontracts
A good fintech partnership can take a financial institution to the next level. The challenge is identifying the right opportunities with the right partners.

In this session you'll learn how to apply vendor management principles and strategically evaluate potential fintech partners to minimize risk and maximize opportunities for growth and success. Topics include:
  • Aligning fintech partnerships with strategic goals
  • Fintechs vs. third-party vendors: What's the difference?
  • Fintech due diligence and compliance
  • Overcoming the fintech-banking language barrier
  • Managing relationships between fintech partners and internal and external stakeholders


Combining Man & Machine: How Data, AI, RPA, and BPA Can Make Banks Bigger, Strong, Faster, and More Profitable Chris Nichols, SouthState
In this session, we will look at the simple ways banks are starting to make effective use of data, predictive analysis, machine learning, robotic process automation, business process automation, and the Internet of Things to grow more profitable. Learn how banks can turn data, technology, and process into the bank of the future.

Takeaways
  • Artificial intelligence and automation are changing every facet of banking - this session will show you how to prepare.
  • See the ways that combining man and machine will not only grow your bank but will have you hiring more than before.
  • Learn how to prioritize artificial intelligence effort and investment.
  • Find out the steps

Panel

Navigating the Technology Landscape: Community Bankers' Adaptation Strategies

This panel discussion includes experts from banks of various sizes sharing their experiences. Panelists will provide valuable insight into how community bankers are adapting to the ever-changing landscape of the technology environment.

It offers conference attendees a unique opportunity to learn from industry experts and gain practical knowledge to apply in their own banking practices. This discussion is valuable for every banker in learning how to capitalize on technology challenges and ensure that they become an asset to your bank!

Panelists
Greg Goff, Chairman/CEO, First National Bank of Kentucky
Dan Cline, SVP-Market President, Bullitt County, First Harrison Bank
Dana Howard, Director of Marketing, Community Financial Services Bank
Jim Eastridge, SVP Information Security Officer, The Cecilian Bank
When
10/26/2023
Where
The Hilton Downtown 369 W Vine Street Lexington, KY
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