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  • Community banks keep the community growing and vibrant by reinvesting back into the neighborhoods where their depositors live, work and play.
  • Community banks understand the needs of local families and small businesses.
  • Community banks are personal – with exceptional customer service, and tellers that know you by name.
  • Community banks care – involvement in community affairs and outreach that benefit local families and businesses.
  • Community banks are accessible – with more opportunities to interact one-on-one with bank officers.

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IBANYS: IBANYS wants to know: What is your favorite thing about your community bank??


IBANYS: CFPB's Richard Cordray will address community bankers from NY next Thursday in NYC. IBANYS will be there & will be reporting from the mtg.


IBANYS: A big thank you to Joe Russo from #AllianceBank & Aaron Hugo from @pinckneyhugo for speaking at our Regional Meeting this morning!



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We can't wait for Convention 2012 at Turning Stone Resort and Casino in Verona, NY!

September 9-11, 2012

 

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Navigating Change: The Champions of Main Street - October 23-25, 2011, Gideon Putnum Resort, Saratoga Springs, NY

As the 38th annual IBANYS convention comes to a close, we are reflecting on some of the great highlights of the event. All of our speakers did a tremendous job, including keynotes "Mr. President" and Dick Morris. The session topics were informative, timely, and spot on for our industry. We would like to send a special thank you to all of our sponsors who helped make this such a beautiful event.  The staff at the Gideon Putnum was amazing, and every whim we or our guests had was met with a smile.  

The best part of the convention was seeing you there, and feeling the energy and new life you are all breathing into the Independent Bankers Association of New York State. This is just the tip of the iceberg for where this association is headed, and you can help make it even better. Call those non-member banks and tell them about your experiences with us, and get those friends and colleagues involved in our upcoming Regional Meetings. You can also help by sending us your ideas, thoughts, concerns, feelings, and experiences from the convention.We'd love to share your convention stories with other members. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it



Convention Video - Shown during Monday night's dinner


Convention 2011 Speaker Presentations:

NY Confidential- New Laws & Litigation Affecting Comm. Banks - Cliff Webber
Serious Stuff: Balancing Your Fiduciary Duties & Responsibilities - Keith Clark
Money, Money, Money! Don't Give it Away! Keys to Payment Profitability - Jim Diezemann
Is Your Bank's Mojo Rising? Repositioning for Higher Rates - Robert DiPasquale
Lead, Follow, of ? Investing Now & in the Future - Wade Oliver
Don't Get Caught Without Your Media Hat on! - Joe Russo
Federal Legislative Update - ICBA - Brian Cooney
Change on Main St: From M&Ms to Underwear to Wine - Timothy Mescon
A Positive Look at Community Banking, A Panel Discussion - Martin Cofsky
Expansion Opportunities: The Sherlock Holmes Analysis. Banking out of Recession - Gary Keith


Mr. President:

 

Did you have your picture taken with "Mr. President"???? We have your photos here!  


Convention Highlights:

Monday's Audience

Monday morning's audience in the Hathorne room.

Frank Capaldo four pillars

President and CEO Frank Capaldo addressing the crowd Monday morning.

Mike Jamesson speaking

Mike Jamesson of Jamesson & Associates speaking in the Arches room.

Mike Briggs and Frank

Frank Capaldo and Mike Briggs, President and CEO of Bank of the Finger Lakes- USNY.

mello speaking

IBANYS Chairman Paul Mello speaking in the Hathorne room.

randy laughing

Randy Crapser, President and CEO of the Bank of Richmondville, reacts to the antics of "Mr. President."