The ONE Online Access

Get ready for two days of powerful learning, networking, and opportunities. With seven dynamic learning tracks, nationally recognized keynote speakers, and a bustling marketplace of exhibitors, this is where Illinois bankers unite to strengthen their skills, expand their networks, and shape the future of the industry.

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Agenda

Agenda


THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2026

11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.  Registration Desk Open

11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.  The Marketplace Grand OpeningLunch Available

12:30 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.  Opening General Session
Financial Literacy Is Risk Management: Why Financial Fluency Determines Who Thrives in Volatile Markets, 

Charlynda Scales 

1:45 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.  Break in Vendor Marketplace

2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.  Concurrent Sessions
Marketing: The Digital Heist: How to Steal Market Share with Marketing, Bailey Ronnebaum, forbinfi
Risk Management: The Great Data Reversal – How Community Banks Reclaim Trust and Directions in 2026,
     Joe McMann, Verapath
Human Resources: 2026 HR Survival Kit, Emily Bennett, Howard & Howards Attorneys PLLC
Leadership: Financial Health: What Millennials Want- A Strategic Imperative for Bank Leaders,
     Anne Schutt, Midwestern Securities
Lending: Credit Quality: A “State of the Union” Update, John Spear & Cullen McKinley, Plante Moran
Retail: Deposits Beyond Interest Rate: How Banks Gather More Deposits More Profitably, Neil Stanley,
     The CorePoint

Technology & Operations: Banking on AI: Hype, Hope or Help? Will Mayfield, Aunalytics

4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.  Concurrent Sessions
Marketing: The Emerging Consumer: What’s New? What’s Next?!, Jim Perry, Market Insights, Inc.
Risk Management: The Evolution of Check Fraud – Will It Continue to Increase? Brian Hoffman, Finovifi
Human Resources: The Leave Equation – Balancing Compliance and Compassion, Stephanie Dorning, HR Source
Leadership: Make a CHANGE for the Better: Helping You, Your Team and Your Customers Overcome the Fear
     of Change, Joe Micallef, Grow UP Sales
Lending: Lending Trends with Loan-Level Data in Illinois, Andy Boettcher, Trepp
Retail: Recruiting & Retaining GenZ & Millennials: What the Data Tells Us, Tom Blackwell, Angott Search Group
Technology & Operations: Data Governance & Security: Enabling Date First Decision Making without Sacrificing
     Compliance, Sean Goodwin, Wolf & Company, PC

5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.  Marketplace Reception with Exhibitors

6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.  Illinois Bankers PAC Brews (ticket required)
Fiala Brothers Brewery & Beer Hall (127 E. Beaufort St., Normal, IL 61761)
Enjoy local brews and food and network with industry leaders, all while supporting a great cause!
Conveniently located within walking distance from the conference center.


Fee per person:
Bankers $40 I Associate members $60
 (unless a PAC Brews sponsor)
Food and beverages included in price.


FRIDAY, MARCH 13


7:15 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.  Continental Breakfast

8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.  Concurrent Sessions
Marketing: AI in Marketing: Why Human Insight Still Wins, Edwin Endlich, Wysh
Risk Management: The Threat Landscape: Cyber and Fraud Risk to Financial Institutions, Steve Sanders, CSI
Human Resources: Winning the War for Talent in Community Banking, Tom Blackwell, Angott Search Group
Leadership: Seeing Around Corners: Building Strategic Foresight in Community Banking,
     Anne Schutt, Midwestern Securities
Lending: Made in America: Help Your Manufacturing Clients Maximize Growth Opportunities,
     Darin Gehrke, SomerCor
Retail: State of the Retail Banking Industry, Robb Rempel, Haberfeld
Technology & Operations: Bank-Fintech Partnerships: A Guide for Sound Innovation, Dana Lawrence, Themis

9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.  Marketplace Break with Exhibitors

9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.  Concurrent Sessions
Marketing: Supercharge Your ROI From Networking and Community Events, Joe Micallef, Grow UP Sales
Risk Management: U.S. and Illinois Economic Update, William Chittenden, SW Graduate School of Banking at
     SMU
Human Resources: How Banking Professionals Can Unlock their Team’s Full Potential: Without Burning
     Themselves (or Their Team) Out in the Process, Albert Whitestone, Whitestone Leadership Training
Leadership: Navigating CEO & Executive Transitions with Confidence, Tom Blackwell, Angott Search Group
Lending: CRE Property Rents and Expenses- Interfaces from CMBS, Andy Boettcher, Trepp
Retail: What Does a Falling Rate Look Like in Today’s Uncertain Environment, Brad Resnick, Curinos
Technology & Operations: PANEL Discussion: How Community and Regional Banks are Putting AI to Work,
     Ben Udell, Ben Udell Consulting

10:45 – 11:45 a.m.  Concurrent Sessions
Marketing: Rethinking Checking Acquisition for Long-Term Growth, Ben Udell, Ben Udell Consulting
Risk Management: A New Era for Crypto: Opportunities for Banks and Financial Institutions,
     Robert A. Musiala, Jr., BakerHostetler
Human Resources: Developing a Leaders Mindset: 5 Key Principles for Increased Leadership Success,
     Brian Hillard, Agito Consulting
Leadership: The Changing Face of Leadership, Robb Rempel, Haberfeld
Lending: New Ideas, Issues and Solutions in Lending, Don Musso, FinPro, Inc.
Retail: Own the Room, Build the Trust, Earn the Business, Anne Schutt, Midwestern Securities
Technology & Operations: Top 10 AI Threats Facing Financial Institutions, Savannah Richardson, CoNetrix

11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.  The Marketplace - Lunch with Exhibitors

12:45 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.    2026 Future Leaders Alliance Graduation

1:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Closing General Session
Stop Beating Yourself Up: De-Stress & Enjoy Your Own Company, Matt Kovatchis

Keynote Speakers

Keynote Speakers

Speaker & Session Resources

Explore all conference presentations, speaker details, session descriptions, and valuable resources in one place. Access handouts, presentation materials, and session surveys to enhance your learning experience.

Download all session descriptions here, pages 4-10.

⚡Leadership

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Seeing Around Corners: Building Strategic Foresight in Community Banking
Anne Schutt, Midwestern Securities

In today’s fast-changing financial environment, community banks must anticipate, not just react. This session equips leaders with strategic foresight tools to strengthen resilience, adaptability, and growth. Participants will learn to identify early signals of change, apply scenario planning, and turn insights into action. The program also develops six essential leadership competencies: strategic thinking, relationship building, accountability, coaching, motivation, and recruiting, to help banks stay relevant and thrive in a transforming industry.
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The Changing Face of Leadership
Robb Rempel, Haberfeld

You’ve worked hard to earn your place, and the next step calls for growth. Today’s leaders must adapt, connect, and lead with purpose. This session helps you focus on what drives real results—identifying high- and low-payoff activities, overcoming imposter syndrome, and strengthening emotional intelligence. Discover how to lead with confidence, authenticity, and impact in a rapidly changing world.
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Financial Health: What Millennials Want; A Strategic Imperative for Bank Leaders
Anne Schutt, Midwestern Securities

Millennials are poised to inherit massive wealth, reshaping the financial landscape and expectations of banking relationships. This executive session explores how to engage and serve this generation through behavioral insights, tailored products, and authentic partnerships that foster lasting trust. Learn how to attract Millennial clients and talent, align your institution around financial well-being, and build readiness for Gen Z’s emergence. Position your bank as the partner of choice for the next era of wealth and leadership.
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Navigating CEO & Executive Transitions with Confidence
Tom Blackwell, Angott Search Group

Leadership transitions can define the future of a financial institution. This session explores proven strategies for managing change at the top, drawing on decades of executive search and succession planning expertise. Learn how to start succession planning early, align future leaders with your strategic goals, and balance continuity with a fresh perspective. Prioritize cultural fit alongside capability to ensure a smooth leadership evolution.
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Make a CHANGE for the Better: Helping You, Your Team and Your Customers: Overcome the Fear of Change and Live an Extraordinary Life

Joe Micallef, GrowUp Sales

Change is uncomfortable, but it’s also the gateway to progress. This session helps leaders and teams understand the psychology of change and how to turn fear into opportunity. Explore why change is necessary, uncover the Four Stages of Change, and learn strategies to inspire yourself and others to embrace transformation. By shifting perspectives and building confidence, you’ll unlock stronger relationships, greater adaptability, and more rewarding outcomes for both you and your customers.
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⚡Lending

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Made in America: Help your Manufacturing Clients Maximize Growth Opportunities
Darin Gehrke, SomerCor

Illinois is home to nearly 14,000 manufacturers generating over 724,000 jobs and $500 billion in economic impact. To sustain growth, access to financing is vital. The SBA’s Made in America Manufacturing Initiative promotes the SBA 504 loan—offering below-market, fixed-rate, long-term financing with low down payments and strong equity-building benefits. Lenders also gain lower risk, improved liquidity, and portfolio diversification through a proven credit-enhancement tool supporting U.S. manufacturing growth.
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New Ideas, Issues and Solutions in Lending

Don Musso, FinPro, Inc.

Banks face inflation, rising rates, market risk, and liquidity failures, drawing heightened regulatory scrutiny. This session covers advanced liquidity analytics, dynamic ALM, funding concentrations, and risk assessments, including sequenced liquidity, borrowing capacity, collateral optimization, and deposit loyalty analysis. Learn practical strategies to protect your bank and preserve long-term value, and why liquidity is a top regulator concern.
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Credit Quality: A “State of the Union” Update

John Spear and Cullen McKinley, Plante Moran

In transitions, challenges and opportunities rise together. The community banking credit profile has shifted from historically strong metrics toward an uncertain horizon. With higher but moderating rates, tariffs, sticky inflation, a stressed consumer, AI, and potential slower employment and growth, questions outnumber answers. Join John and Cullen, experts in community bank loan portfolios, for a practical update on what’s changing, what remains, and tactics to position your bank for the next credit-risk chapter and emerging opportunities.
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Lending Trends with Loan-Level Data in Illinois

Andy Boettcher, Trepp, Inc.

Illinois banks navigate a lending landscape filled with both challenge and opportunity. This session explores how Trepp's loan-level data reveals lending trends across the state, offering insights in commercial real estate, construction, and C&I sectors. Attendees will learn to benchmark performance, spot emerging risks, and apply data-driven strategies to strengthen portfolio management and decision-making for community and regional banks.
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C
RE Property Rents and Expenses – Inferences from CMBS
Andy Boettcher, Trepp, Inc.

What can CMBS data tell us about property-level performance in Illinois? This session dives into Trepp's rent and expense comps across commercial real estate sectors, using insights drawn from securitized loan reporting. Attendees will learn how to interpret these data points to benchmark properties, identify stress signals, and anticipate market shifts. Andy will explore how these insights can inform underwriting and portfolio management strategies for Illinois banks.
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AI in Marketing: Why Human Insight Still Wins
Edwin Endlich, Wysh

Artificial intelligence is reshaping financial marketing—enhancing personalization, automating insights, and boosting agility. Yet the best brands use AI to amplify, not replace, human creativity. In this session, discover how to apply AI responsibly to strengthen brand trust, improve ROI, and connect across generations, while balancing automation with empathy, ethics, and authentic storytelling in modern marketing strategies.
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The Digital Heist: How to Steal Market Share with Marketing

Bailey Ronnebaum, forbinfi

In today’s competitive banking landscape, growth demands bold, data-driven marketing. This session explores how to leverage digital tools, analytics, and modern marketing channels to attract and retain customers, boost brand presence, and increase engagement. Join us to learn practical strategies for executing a “digital heist” that helps your institution capture and keep a larger share of the market.
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The Emerging Consumer: What's New? What's Next?!

Jim Perry, Market Insights, Inc.

Today’s emerging consumers are younger, more diverse, digitally fluent, and financially cautious — reshaping how banks build trust and loyalty. From Gen Z’s values-driven choices to Boomers’ growing digital engagement, consumer behavior is evolving rapidly. This dynamic session explores the demographic, technological, and behavioral shifts defining 2026, offering strategies to engage overlooked segments, harness AI-driven personalization, and strengthen relationships in an increasingly fragmented, fast-changing marketplace.
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Supercharge Your ROI From Networking and Community Events

Joe Micallef, Grow UP Sales Consulting

Community banks invest heavily in their communities, but how can they turn that goodwill into real business growth? In this session, Joe shares proven strategies for maximizing return on community engagement. Learn his Networking Excellence framework - including his 4P Networking Planner - and discover tools to transform local involvement into lasting relationships and new business opportunities.
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Rethink Checking Acquisition for Long-Term Growth

Ben Udell, Ben Udell Consulting

This Checking acquisition remains a cornerstone of sustainable growth—when done right. This interactive session offers real-world strategies, creative campaign ideas, and peer collaboration to help you attract and retain high-value customers. Learn how to design smarter offers, measure true performance through ROI and lifetime value, and avoid common acquisition pitfalls to make 2026 your most successful year yet.
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⚡Human Resources

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Winning the War for Talent in Community Banking
Tom Blackwell, Angott Search Group

Attracting and keeping top talent is tougher than ever. This session breaks down hiring and retention trends, compensation insights, and creative strategies to help community banks compete with fintechs and remote employers. Learn to highlight your local culture, design modern career growth paths, and build a workplace where people feel valued, connected, and motivated to stay, turning your size and mission into strategic advantages.
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Developing a Leaders Mindset: 5 Key Principles for Increased Leadership Success

Brian Hilliard, Agito Consulting

Why do some banking leaders thrive while others with the same training stall? The difference often lies in mindset, not adding new habits, but unlearning old ones that hold them back. This engaging session reveals how to remove those mental “brakes” and lead with clarity, collaboration, and confidence. Discover key mindset principles, leadership styles, and practical tools to unlock your full potential and inspire stronger teams and results.
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2026 HR Survival Kit

Emily Bennett, Howard & Howard Attorneys PLLC

HR continues to evolve, and 2026 brings major updates every bank should know. This session breaks down recent federal and Illinois employment law changes, including updates to the Human Rights Act, leave laws, severance rules, and compliance with AI in hiring. Attendees will gain practical insights to manage risk, strengthen policies, and navigate the shifting legal landscape with confidence and compliance.
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The Leave Equation - Balancing Compliance and Compassion

Stephanie Dorning, HR Source

Managing employee leave goes far beyond sick and vacation time. From jury duty to blood donation, Illinois employers face a complex web of federal, state, and local requirements. This session breaks down how these laws interact, what rights employers have in administering leave, and how to clearly communicate policies, helping you ensure compliance while balancing business needs and employee well-being.
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How Banking Professionals Can Unlock their Team's Full Potential: Without Burning Themselves
(or their team) Out in the Process

Albert Whitestone, Whitestone Leadership Coaching & Training

Feeling like your team has hit a plateau? You’re not alone. In a high-pressure, fast-changing banking world, traditional motivation tactics no longer work. Join leadership expert Albert Whitestone to learn how to unlock the untapped potential of your current team. Discover practical steps to boost engagement, profitability, and performance—without increasing budgets or headcount—by turning everyday employees into high-performing, purpose-driven professionals.
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⚡Financial Risk Management

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The Threat Landscape: Cyber and Fraud Risks to Financial Institutions
Steve Sanders, CSI

Cybersecurity and fraud threats are evolving faster than ever. This session explores emerging risks—such as phishing, ransomware, and insider threats—and examines how AI is reshaping both attacks and defenses. Drawing from recent high-profile cases, attendees will gain actionable insights to strengthen resilience, mitigate risk, and better protect their institutions, employees, and customers from the growing impact of cybercrime and financial fraud.
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U.S. and Illinois Economic Update

William T. Chittenden, Graduate School of Banking at SMU

A slowing economy poses significant risks for community banks. This session examines how GDP trends, interest rates, inflation, and labor market shifts affect profitability, loan performance, and credit quality. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of the connections between economic indicators and bank performance, and learn to better anticipate how fiscal and monetary policy changes may shape the future of the U.S. and Illinois economies.
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A New Era for Crypto: Opportunities for Banks and Financial Institutions

Robert A. Musiala, Jr., BakerHostetler

Digital assets have entered the financial mainstream with new federal guidance, legislation, and regulatory oversight shaping the future. This session examines what these changes mean for banks, highlighting opportunities, risks, and |compliance considerations in the evolving crypto landscape. Attendees will gain insight into the regulatory environment and strategies for safely navigating and capitalizing on digital asset innovation.
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The Evolution of Check Fraud - Will it Continue To Increase?

Brian Hoffman, Finovifi

Despite declining check usage, check fraud continues to rise each year, posing a growing threat to financial institutions. This session explores current fraud trends, how criminals leverage the Dark Web to exploit vulnerabilities, and the latest detection techniques banks can use to safeguard assets and customers. Attendees will gain practical insights to strengthen fraud prevention strategies and protect their institutions in an evolving risk environment.
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The Great Data Reversal - How Community Banks Reclaim Trust, Data, and Direction in 2026

Joe McMann, Verapath

After years of vendors pushing data outward, community banks are reclaiming control. In this era of AI maturity and clearer regulation, information is now flowing inward—governed, precise, and directed by the institutions that earned the trust to use it. This session explores how NIST, FFIEC, and GLBA frameworks are shaping trustworthy innovation and how banks can harness AI and data integration to restore ownership, strengthen oversight, and lead the next chapter of banking.
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⚡Retail

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Recruiting & Retaining Gen Z and Millennials: What the Data Tells Us
Tom Blackwell, Angott Search Group

The next generation of banking talent values purpose, flexibility, and growth over traditional career ladders. This session explores how to attract and retain Gen Z and Millennial professionals by redefining development pathways, building mentorship and leadership pipelines, and showcasing authentic culture. Learn how to modernize your employer brand, leverage flexible work models, and communicate your bank’s mission to engage and inspire the workforce of the future.
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Deposits Beyond Interest Rate: How Banks Gather More Deposits More Profitably

Neil Stanley, The CorePoint

Rising interest rates have ended the era of automatic deposit growth, ushering in real competition for funding. This session unpacks how the deposit landscape has fundamentally changed—and what banks can do about it. Learn why deposits are shifting, how to better engage rate shoppers, and practical strategies to design, price, and retain core deposits that strengthen profitability without sacrificing margin.
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What Does a Falling Rate Look Like in Today's Uncertain Environment?

Brad Resnick, Curinos

As acquisition rates decline but portfolio costs remain high, banks face a new challenge in managing deposit growth efficiently. This session explores shifting CD dynamics, evolving customer behavior, and how smart segmentation and marketing can drive higher-quality acquisitions. Learn how retention strategies, rate management, and channel performance shape portfolio results. Brad will cover how to use CDs strategically to strengthen relationships, reduce costs, and improve deposit performance in 2026 and beyond.
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Own the Room, Build the Trust, Earn the Business

Anne Schutt, Midwestern Securities

Confidence drives trust, influence, and results in every client interaction, team conversation, and leadership moment. This engaging session provides practical tools to strengthen self-assurance, enhance credibility, and turn presence into performance. Learn how to project confidence that inspires trust, build stronger relationships, and sustain composure under pressure—elevating both personal impact and professional success in today’s competitive banking environment.
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State of the Retail Banking Industry

Rob Rempel, Haberfeld

Community banks are balancing rising interest rates, shifting customer behavior, and evolving non-interest income trends. This session explores key performance indicators across growth, profitability, and retention—offering actionable insights to strengthen strategy and results. Learn how to align digital and branch channels, adapt to regulatory changes, and apply proven tactics to attract and keep profitable customers while positioning your institution for long-term success.
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⚡Technology & Operations

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PANEL DISCUSSION: How Community and Regional Banks Are Putting AI to Work
Ben Udell, Ben Udell Consulting

Artificial intelligence is transforming banking from concept to daily practice. In this lively panel moderated by Ben Udell of Marquis, leaders from INB Bank and State Bank of Bement share how they’ve integrated AI to improve efficiency, elevate customer experiences, and empower front-line staff. Hear real-world success stories from institutions of different sizes and gain practical insights to help your bank start small, scale smart, and unlock AI’s full potential.
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Bank-Fintech Partnerships: A Guide for Sound Innovation

Dana Lawrence, Themis

Built on 20+ years of hands-on experience as a fintech operator, community banker, and technology aggregator, this training gives bankers a practical, real-world guide to bank–fintech partnerships. Participants will cut through the hype to understand what actually works, how to evaluate partners, structure governance, manage risk, and unlock growth while protecting the bank, customers, and community.
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Banking on AI: Hype, Hope, or Help?

Will Mayfield, Aunalytics

Artificial intelligence is transforming how banks innovate, make decisions, and serve customers—yet many challenges remain. This session examines how financial institutions are applying AI today, highlighting what’s driving value, where risks emerge, and what opportunities lie ahead. Through real-world examples and actionable insights, attendees will learn how to adopt AI responsibly, meet regulatory expectations, and lead with clarity, confidence, and purpose in the age of intelligent banking.
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Top 10 AI Threats Facing Financial Institutions
Savannah Richardson, CoNetrix

Artificial intelligence is transforming financial services—but it’s also arming cybercriminals with new capabilities. This session breaks down the top 10 AI-driven security threats facing banks today, from deepfakes to data leaks. Explore how AI is amplifying long-standing risks, exposing new vulnerabilities, and challenging traditional defenses. Attendees will gain practical strategies to identify blind spots, strengthen controls, and integrate AI awareness into cybersecurity and
risk management practices.
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Data Governance & Security: Enabling Data First Decision Making Without Sacrificing Compliance

Sean Goodwin, Wolf & Company, P.C.

As banks expand their use of analytics, secure and well-governed data integration has become mission-critical. This session explores how to build a strong data governance framework that defines ownership, ensures quality, and protects sensitive information. Attendees will learn best practices for securing data architecture across cloud and on-prem environments, managing privacy and regulatory challenges, and scaling governance strategies effectively from small institutions to complex portfolios.
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Exhibitors

Explore the Exhibitors at The ONE Conference—learn about their services, access contact information, and connect with industry leaders.

Exhibitors

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American Headhunters

Adam Saucedo
915-227-4672
americanhhllc.com

Email Adam

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ASCENSUS  

Joe Doolittle
800-346-3860
ascensus.com

Email Joe

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Aunalytics    

Tim Killilea
855-799-3282 x8026
aunalytics.com

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BancMac - Community Banc Mortgage Corp

Stephanie Washko
888-821-7729
bancmac.com

Email Stephanie

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Bankers' Bank  

Amanda James
312-965-9500
bankersbank.com

Email Amanda

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Ben Udell Consulting LLC

Ben Udell
414-331-8884
benudell.ai

Email Ben

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Charles Vincent George Architects, Inc   

Jeff Lietz
630-357-2023
cvgarchitects.com

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Complete Compliance, Inc.   

Kristin Rice
402-939-6715
completecompli.com

Email Kristin

DBE - Data Business Equipment, Inc.   

Lauren Miller
319-531-9955
databusinessequipment.com

Email Lauren

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CorServ, Inc.   

Jonathan Wright
404-939-6927
corservsolutions.com

Email Jonathan

Edge One   

Jen Toda
608-873-3311
edgeone.com

Email Jen

EPIC Retirement Plan Services       

Ian Bernhard
309-397-5039
epicrps.com

Email Ian

Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago

Travis Schroll
312-565-5700
fhlbc.com

Email Travis

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Federal Protection, Inc.       

Kirk Chapin
314.401.6040
federalprotection.com

Email Kirk

Finovifi   

Brian Hoffman
217-891-3210
finovifi.com

Email Brian

FIPCO    

Donny Wilson
515-975-6739
fipco.com

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Fiserv, Inc.    

Corbin Woods
651-270-1189
fiserv.com

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First Bankers' Banc Securities, Inc.

Mark Crihfield
617-365-0811

FBBSinc.com

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Floodplain Consultants, Inc.    

Craig Callahan
317-858-4420
floodplain.com

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forbinfi    

Bailey Ronnebaum
319-274-8492
forbinfi.com

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Graduate School of Banking
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison    

Elizabeth Foste
217-621-8357
gsb.org

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Haberfeld    

Colin Wingard
402-954-0348
haberfeld.com

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Implemify    

Tarang Gandhi
847-800-1902
implemify.com

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HR Source    

Chris Schneider
708-508-4654
hrsource.org

Email Chris

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Informa Business Systems   

Brian Tobin
224-580-1794
informabusiness.com

Email Brian

IntraFi Network    

Cricket Barlow
703-292-3423
intrafi.com

Email Cricket

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Key Mortgage Affinity   

Matthew Wildman
847-296-5757
mykeymortgage.com/affinity/

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Midwest Independent BankersBank

Ron Hobson
217-494-4676
mibanc.com

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Oculus Software    

Heather Steger
630-800-7588
oculus-software.com

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Payroc    

Bob Balogh
844-729-7624
payroc.com

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Petefish, Skiles & Co. Bank    

Peggy Windisch
217-452-3041
petefishskiles.com

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Petefish, Skiles & Co. Bank    

Sherrie Krowczyk-Mendoza
312-980-2973
plantemoran.com

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QSI     

Kendall Tungate
502-350-1000
qsibanking.com

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Security Alarm    

Joy Conner
618-548-5768
securityalarm.com

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SomerCor   

Darin Gehrke
217-793-1075
somercor.com

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Spry, Inc  

Scott Brong
317-690-4484
sprybrands.com

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Tipton Systems    

Keith Gerstein
314-403-4475
tiptonsystems.com

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Titan Armored

Nicole Ayala
502-249-9715
titanarmored.us

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University of Illinois - Gies College of Business    

Marcus Phillips
217-333-6518
giesbusiness.illinois.edu

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UMB    

Maria Bryant
314-612-8018
umb.com

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United Bankers' Bank    

Jim Houston
309-271-3630
ubb.com

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Vantage Point Solutions 

Ben Stedman
319-530-5696
vantagepnt.com

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Wolf & Company, P.C.  

Andrew Sklar
617-419-4270
wolfandco.com

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Wysh, a Life & Health Company

Kseniya Zaslavskaya-Rosado
718-673-6455
wysh.com

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Sponsors

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Illinois Bankers Committees

Passionate about empowering individuals in the banking industry? Join the any of the many Illinois Bankers Committees and contribute to planning next year's The ONE Conference.