Keynote Sessions Small Ball Big Results
Joel Goldberg TV Broadcaster for the Kansas City Royals
8:30 a.m. Thursday, July 15
Small Ball Big Results is about the little things that add up to the big wins in baseball, business, banking and life. Leaders and team players alike will draw vital lessons from Emmy- winning sports broadcaster Joel Goldberg as he shares tales of perseverance, patience, grit and gratitude from soldiers, executives, entrepreneurs and baseball players. He will dig deep into topics like finding purpose, trust, the importance of every role and the power of positivity. From the good times to the most challenging, Goldberg shares how building a stronger culture is the foundation to success, and it requires playing Small Ball every day.
Debrief to Win
Robert “Cujo” Teschner Founder & CEO, VMax Group LLC 11 a.m. Friday, July 16
Teamwork done right is powerful. Central to teamwork done right is being able to execute team accountability correctly. Tis accountability is practiced with a forward-focus that leads to consistent improvement. For high-performance teams, accountability is the glue that keeps their teams working together the right way and through all kinds of disruptions.
Robert “Cujo” Teschner is a former F-15C instructor at the prestigious U.S. Air Force Fighter Weapons School. He explores the “Teamwork Operating System” used by frontline high-performance teams to win through disruption and the tenets of positive, forward-focused accountability practiced by winning teams known as “debriefing.” He explains how embracing the process of debriefing in your work will help you and your team achieve your goals and become a stronger, high- performance team.
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General Sessions
Digital Transformation and Banking: Missouri Banks Riding the Wave of Fintech
Jackson Hataway Executive Vice President, Missouri Bankers Association
Te pandemic escalated many forces in and outside of banking, but few have accelerated as quickly as digital services. Banks reluctant to bring digital channels online were forced to rapidly adapt as branches were shuttered and consumers moved their financial transactions online. Even back-office operations were fundamentally changed as banks introduced remote work technologies, new documentation platforms and more. In the background, fintech made equally rapid advances that banks need to have high on their strategic radars. MBA launched a Fintech Task Force right as the pandemic began, with the goal of identifying new resources to support banks as they wrestled with fintech- driven decisions.
Tis session will provide an overview of how 2020 showcased a pause and then incredible expansion of fintech and its impact on banking services and industry forecasts. A panel of Missouri bankers from the Fintech Task Force (representing different size banks as well as geographically diverse banks) will share what their banks are now considering as they look at fintech and their own digital transformation efforts to plan for future growth.
Looking for the Dark Cloud
Chris Kuehl Managing Director, Armada Corporate Intelligence
Now that we have emerged from the pandemic nightmare (or at least headed that way), are we out of the woods?
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