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I came to the BankOnPurpose conference because I am a user of PrecisionLender at my institution and excited to learn about all the different things and collaborate with the different banks that are here to understand the pain points that everybody else is going through, understand the market and come back with some new ideas to bring back to my team.

Casey Crist @ TD Bank
Everybody likes to talk about digitization and the competition. If you want to focus on Amazon or Chase or whoever your competitor is and what they’re doing for the customer, you’re not focusing on your customer. I think what you have to do is figure out, “What specifically do my customers need?” And then meet those needs where they are when they are, instead of where you are when you want. The customer will sense when you’re sorting to make things better for them.

Curt Queyrouze @ TAB Bank
Austin is great, when I left it was 40 degrees and raining in Maine, and when I came down here it’s 91 degrees, that was a nice change. Austin just has a great vibe to it.. it’s the perfect place for this conference.

Peter Kelley, SVP - Head of Pricing and Profitability, Commercial Lending @ TD Bank
This conference really challenged me to find my purpose. I’ve never walked away from a conference more inspired and excited to be in the banking industry.

Andy Max, Director Pricing Strategy and Performance @ First National Bank of Omaha
It wasn’t just a conference based on interest rates and market conditions. It’s really finding the motivational factors of how to create a better culture.

Rick Guillot, SVP, of Commercial Lending @ Cross Keys Bank
To be able to understand where the industry is going and be able to gain some insight but then ultimately to take that back, not at the high level Chief Lending Officer, Chief Marketing Officer level but really to be able to apply that to me and then more importantly my customers, that’s something I’ve never been exposed to.

Greg Martin @ BB&T