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Community Bankers’ 25th Annual Winter Summit Set for Colorado in January

Members of the Independent Bankers Association of Texas (IBAT) will return to Colorado for the 25th Annual Winter Summit, January 25–27 at the Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa in Avon, at the base of Beaver Creek Mountain. The meeting provides a memorable opportunity for bankers to have face-to-face interactions and invaluable conversations with senior regulators and banking attorneys. Any community bank employee interested in regulations on the horizon is encouraged to attend, along with executive-level staff.

Industry experts scheduled to present at IBAT’s 2025 Winter Summit include:

  • Rob Blackwell, chief content creator and head of external affairs at IntraFi;
  • Dr. Bill Chittenden, president and CEO of the SWGSB Foundation at SMU Cox;
  • Dale Sheller, managing director of The Baker Group;
  • Anthony Clark, assistant regional director for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.;
  • Jeff Bongiovanni, vice president in banking supervision at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas;
  • Troy Thornton, deputy comptroller for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency;
  • Jared Whitson, director of bank and trust supervision at the Texas Department of Banking;
  • Sandy Brown, partner at Alston & Bird LLP; and
  • Chet Fenimore, chairman of Fenimore Kay Harrison LLP.

Registration fees for the event are $995 for IBAT members, $945 for members of IBAT’s Leadership Division, $400 for spouses and guests and $1,595 for non-members. The discounted rate at the Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa is $365 plus taxes and fees.

Click here to learn more and register for the event.

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