The podcast dedicated to helping community bankers grow themselves, their team, and their profits. Brought to you by the Correspondent Division of SouthState Bank.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessManagement |
Today we’re joined by Mac Thompson, founder and CEO of White Clay, a company helping banks use data to drive smarter, more profitable decisions.
We talk about whether banking is getting easier or harder, what the data says about the current state o... more
Today Chris Nichols sit down with Subodh Mathur to talk about his work with India's UPI system and what American banks can learn.
Subodh Kumar Mathur, Strategic Advisor to Amberoon, brings deep expertise in public financial management and national-... more
In this episode, Caleb sits down with J.R. Lay—entrepreneur, bestselling author, and founder of Level Up Business—to explore how community banks can deepen relationships and drive growth through authentic communication. They discuss the power of pers... more
Today Tom Fitzgerald sits down with Brian Barker, Chief Investment Officer here at SouthState Bank. They talk about the recent rate cut by the Fed and what it means for the economy and community banks.
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This podcast is a value-packed resource for community bankers! Tune in for engaging discussions around the current state of banking, actionable tips to improve your institution, and fantastic insights from top-tier guests. Highly recommend giving it a listen!
I've known the folks over at CenterState's correspondent divsion for a long time and they do a great job of delivering value to community banks across the country. The first episode on culture was great and I'm looking forward to more.
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Focused on the unique challenges faced by community bankers, this podcast offers valuable insights and practical strategies designed to help institutions grow in today's rapidly evolving financial environment. Regularly featuring industry experts, episodes cover essential topics from marketing techniques and leadership development to technology integration and data utilization. Notably, the podcast emphasizes real-world applications, showcasing innovative ideas that empower community banks to stay competitive amidst larger financial institutions. Listeners can expect actionable tips and thought-provoking discussions centered on enhancing their organizations' effectiveness and profitability.
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Recent guests on The Community Bank Podcast include:
1. Subodh Mathur
2. J.R. Lay
3. Brian Barker
4. Will Bryant
5. Will Tumulty
6. Greg Adelson
7. Jaye Eubanks
8. Christian Ruppe
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