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It’s easy to think about the details, the numbers, the financials, reports. To take a different approach, you just get energized. You want to go back and do something.

Campbell Rodgers, Director of Finance @ First National Bank of Pennsylvania
Just finished attending the BankOnPurpose Conference. It is truly one of the most thought provoking and relevant conferences I’ve been fortunate enough to attend the past two years.

Dave Paulson, EVP, Head of Wholesale Banking @ United Bank
I find myself always enjoying the conference but it also takes me from my head down environment of running a business to really thinking about where I need to be going, challenging my thoughts on my leadership style, learning from others about their leadership style, and really opening my mind to something beyond what I find myself getting suffocated in the day-to-day.

Dave Paulson @ United Bank
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
One of the things that I notice about BankOnPurpose is actually a lot of the banks whether they’re large or small are literally facing almost identical challenges that we are. In my bank I hear our own strategy over and over again, but what I see here is out of the box thinking.

Alex Habet @ Bank of America
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