Banking Applications, Mobile and Smart Devices, Alternative Payments, and More

Webinar

11 AM CT

Presenter(s): J. Scott Gupton & Karen Freeman

Duration: 1 hour

Price: $249 / $199 (for Affiliation Members)

Generations X, Y & Z expect a lot from digital communications and technology. Like many small to mid-sized banks, you may know that you can’t ignore the mobile sector, but you may not appreciate that this sector is more than "mobile banking." How do you become a financial institution poised and ready to meet and exceed your customers’ expectations? This webinar will discuss practical services, technology and applications that will help move your financial institution forward. These technologies are not all bank specific. You must learn how people use smart phones to gather all kinds of information and ensure your bank is positioned to take advantage of these information technologies.

This session will:

• Look at the cultural make up of Generations X, Y & Z
• Discuss banking applications that utilize mobile and smart devices, including mobile and text banking, and mobile capture
• Examine alternative payments and how they work with mobile and smart phones and their applications
• Examine the way smart phones are used to gather and share information and ensure your bank participates in these
• Examine exciting new smart phone applications that can differentiate your bank
• Illustrate how to use mobile devices to capture new customers and strengthen existing relationships

BIO: J. Scott Gupton

J. Scott Gupton is Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President of Sumner Bank and Trust, Gallatin, TN. Gupton serves as a senior executive officer whose responsibilities include overseeing bank operations, accounting, financial reporting, facilities, information technology, compliance, vendor management and auditing functions. This is the second de novo bank for which he has been involved. Prior to joining Sumner Bank and Trust, Scott’s diverse banking experience included operations management, relationship management and lending as well as some of his current responsibilities, at a state wide commercial bank, a large national bank and a midsized community bank.

He is a graduate of the University of TN at Knoxville with a BS in Business Administration and Marketing. He is also a graduate of The Southeastern School of Banking at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University. Scott has spoken to industry groups on remote capture, merchant capture and branch capture strategies, risk assessment and risk management. He has co-authored 2 publications, has spoken at financial industry conferences and has served as an expert witness on financial industry matters.

BIO: Karen Freeman

Karen Freeman is a Vice-President & Marketing Director of Sumner Bank and Trust, Gallatin, TN. Freeman is responsible for managing the creative process associated with Sumner Bank & Trust’s campaigns and collateral. She has assisted in creating the bank’s cultural framework including the implementation of innovate banking programs & techniques designed to push SB & T above its peers. Karen is a member of the bank’s commercial sales team with expertise in areas concerning cash management and deposit account solutions. Prior to joining Sumner Bank and Trust, Freeman managed marketing efforts for a state-wide commercial bank. She holds a BA in Communications.

Continuing Professional Education Credit

Delivery Method: Group Internet-based       CPE Credits: 1
Program Level: Overview       Prerequisites: None       Advance Preparation: None

 

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