
Linking Banking Career Aspirations with a Personal Finance Foundation
Union Savings Bank pairs personal finance skills with its banking careers program for underrepresented communities.
Union Savings Bank pairs personal finance skills with its banking careers program for underrepresented communities.
What does the increasing popularity of tattoos, piercings and other body art mean for banks’ dress codes and personal appearance policies?
Participating in Hiring Our Heroes is an excellent way to deepen your talent pool while making a difference in the lives of those who have done so much for our country.
You spend a third of your life at work, says Jeremy Callais. “You can teach someone how to do banking. We hire people who we want to spend a third of our lives with. We tend to think that the customers like to bank with those people too.”
Outgoing ABA Chairman Jeff Szyperski issued a rallying call to bankers to “get [their]whole organization involved” in grassroots advocacy.
A new ABA research study determines how banks are now managing social media in 2019—what they’re doing right and what obstacles still persist.
ABA today launched a new series of videos highlighting the diverse and rewarding career opportunities available in banking today.
“We just never felt like we wanted to join that rhetoric of sameness,” Tim Marshall says of his marketing approach at Bank of Ann Arbor.
Natalie Bartholomew is chief administrative officer at Grand Savings Bank in northwestern Arkansas, but she is probably better known for her popular blog “The Girl Banker,” which provides advice on career advancement and work-life balance for women in banking as well as spotlighting female leaders in financial services.
For Monica Sylvain, chief diversity officer at Louisiana-based IberiaBank, a focus on diversity, equity and inclusion (or DE&I, as it’s increasingly widely known) starts with building community.