CEO and Senior Management Forum/Annual Meeting

August 2-4, 2018 Colorado Springs, CO

American Politics

Economic Forecast

Lessons in Leadership

Report from the Federal Reserve

Amazon Prime Effect

KBA will be utilizing their association-wide mobile app for the

CEO Forum again this year. The app will contain information on

speakers, sponsors, event and session schedules and much

more. It is accessible from mobile devices such as smartphones

and tablets. No matter your mobile device, you are two steps

away from having the CEO Forum at your fingertips. Registrants

will receive specific instructions and details approximately one

week prior to the Forum. Wi-Fi will be available in the meeting

rooms.

• Registered spouses/guests are eligible and invited to attend all sessions and meal functions. If you choose not to regis-ter but would like to participate in individual events and/or meals, please call for pricing. You will need a badge to at-tend any meeting or meal function. You must be a registrant to either play in or sponsor a hole at the golf tour-nament.

• Hotel reservations may be made at https://aws.passkey.com/go/KBA818 or you may call 800-634-7711. Please ask for

the KBA room block to receive preferred pricing. If the hotel is sold out, please ask to be placed on the wait list in the

KBA block.

• To reserve tee times on any of the three Broadmoor golf courses, please call 719-577-5790.

• Colorado temperatures vary, so please bring a jacket or sweater to the meetings and events.

• Forum recommended for 9 hours of CPE credit.

• Next year’s Forum: August 1-3, 2019 The Broadmoor Hotel

New Tax Law

Creating Value

Banker/Spouse/Guest Program

Golf Scramble

Leadership Reception/Dinner/ Program

WEB www.ksbankers..com CALL 785-232-3444

Ron Johnson, Chairman

Community National Bank, Seneca

Chris Donnelly, Chairman-elect

Bank of the Prairie, Olathe

Jim Hoskins, Past Chairman

Baxter State Bank, Baxter Springs

Lynn Mayer, Treasurer

Citizens State Bank of Marysville

Take Advantage of the Mobile App

Special Notes

2017-2018 Officers

2017-2018 Bank Management Committee

Steven Hill, Chair, RCB Bank, Winfield

Mike Cearey, Vice Chair, Centera Bank, Sublette

Ryan Commerford, First Kansas Bank, Salina

Mike Day, Denison State Bank, Holton

Craig Heidemen, Kaw Valley Bank, Topeka

Shawn Lancelot, Bank of America, Wichita

Janet Lowell, Central National Bank, Concordia

Ryan McLaughlin, Central States Capital Markets, Prairie Village

Roger McWherter, Argentine Federal Savings, Overland Park

Scott Nelson, Carson Bank, Mulvane

Brandon Nordhus, Community National Bank, Seneca

Travis Ray, Guaranty State Bank, Beloit

Travis Thompson, Farmers Bank & Trust, Larned

Beverly Tipton, First National Bank, Fredonia

Chris Wente, Golden Belt Bank FSA, Hays

Jessie Wiebe, Hillsboro State Bank, Hillsboro

Dennis Zimmerman, Commerce Bank, Kansas City

New Location! Rocky Mountain Foyer and Ballroom, West Building

6:30 pm KBA Leadership Reception Honoring Chuck and Sandy Stones

Your Hosts: Ron and Mavis Johnson, Chairman;

Chris and Susan Donnelly, Chairman-elect; Jim and Buggy Hoskins, Past Chairman;

Lynn and Jerri Mayer, Treasurer

Thursday, August 2

1:45 pm - 6:00 pm Registration and Refreshments

2:45 pm - 4:00 pm Welcome and Introductions

Ron Johnson, Chairman, Kansas Bankers Association and

President and CEO, Community National Bank, Seneca

Thursday attire is business casual

American Politics in a Time of Disruption

Dr. Steffen Schmidt, Iowa State University

In 2016 President Trump was elected as the president of disruption. A shakeup can be good as it forces a re-examination of

many critically important issues, i.e. taxes, health care, patriotism, cyber threats, race relations and international affairs. The

2018 mid-term elections will be extremely important and maybe game changing -- the 2020 presidential election will be epic. Dr.

Schmidt will review the things that are positive and strong about the fundamentals of the U.S. “It’s time to be optimistic about our

future.”

4:00 pm - 4:30 pm A Washington Update

Jeff Szyperski, ABA Chairman-elect

and Chairman, President and CEO, Chesapeake Bank, Kilmarnock, VA

4:30 pm - 4:45 pm Refreshment Break

4:45 pm - 6:00 pm What Happens Next? Looking Backwards to See Into the Future

Mark Zinder, Leading Economic Forecaster

We live in increasingly uncertain times with questions as to when the Fed will move again and how many times…and will eco-

nomic expansion continue or come to a brutal end? There is global unrest, bipartisan bickering and an underlying sense of un-

certainty as politics in the U.S. takes us outside of our comfort zone. In addition to the current climate, headlines are screaming

that robots and artificial intelligence are going to eliminate our jobs in the near future! But what if we are looking at this all

wrong? What if we are extrapolating the present and ignoring the possibilities of the future? What if we are defaulting to the neg-

ative without considering the very real possibility that a new wave of prosperity may be around the corner. NOW is the time to

consider, “What Happens Next?”

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Opening Reception - Cocktails and Conversation

Friday, August 3

6:30 am - 7:30 am Golf Breakfast Donald Ross Room, Golf Club

7:30 am - 1:00 pm Shotgun Start West Course

9:00 am - 11:00 am The Richest Man in Town

V.J. Smith, Inspirational Speaker and Author

Join us on this emotional roller coaster ride as V.J. tells the story of how Marty, an unforgettable cashier at a local store, had a

profound impact on the people he came into contact with. Marty’s simple philosophies show what happens when you take time to

listen to people and demonstrate a constant sense of gratitude. This will be an hour out of your day that you will talk and think

about for years to come.

12:15 pm - 1:45 pm Buffet Luncheon (registered guests only)

Saturday, August 4 Saturday morning attire is casualFriday afternoon attire is casual

7:30 pm Sit Down Dinner Served

8:30 pm Recognition of Chuck Stones for his 32

years of service to the KBA and Kansas bankers

7:30 am - 8:15 am Breakfast Buffet

8:15 am - 8:45 am Awards Ceremony

8:45 am - 9:45 am Annual Business Meeting and Election of Officers

9:45 am - 10:00 am Refreshment Break

10:00 am - 10:45 am Report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Esther George, President

10:45 am - 11:45 am Lessons in Leadership: National and State Perspectives

Richard B. Myers, President, Kansas State University

Retired U.S. Air Force General Richard Myers has returned to his home state and alma mater to serve as President of Kan-

sas State University. Join us as President Myers shares experiences as the 15th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and

military advisor to our President, Secretary of Defense and the National Security Council. President Myers will demonstrate

how “crisis leadership” is critical to our success both professionally and personally and at home and abroad.

11:45 am Adjournment

1:30 pm - 2:20 pm Bonus Breakout Sessions

1. New Tax Law: It’s Impact on Your Bank!

Speaker TBA

2. Creating Value: Your Secret Ingredient to Success

Sean Payant, Chief Consulting Officer, Haberfeld

High performing organizations and individuals create value, both internally and externally, by operating with integrity, adapt-

ing to the needs of others and modeling what is expected. With so many competing priorities, executing leadership and val-

ue creation strategy is crucial to achieving results. During this session, we will explore high payoff activities that drive results

as well as the role technology plays in supporting execution.

2:20 pm - 2:30 pm Transition to second bonus session

2:30 pm - 3:20 pm Bonus Sessions Repeated

3:20 pm - 3:40 pm Refreshment Break

3:40 pm - 4:45 pm The Amazon Prime Effect: Surviving in the New Subscription Society

Dave DeFazio, StrategyCorps

Subscription services are quickly becoming the dominate strategy of today’s best retailers and have caused a monumental

shift in the way people buy. More than 50% of all American households now subscribe to Amazon Prime and more than 200

million people subscribe to this and other retail services such as Netflix, Spotify, Costco and AAA. Bank management and

directors have a duty to understand these trends and drive their banks beyond just transactions to connect better with the

lifestyles of today’s modern consumers. This will be eye-opening!

Banker/Spouse/Guest Breakfast and Program (Alternative to the golf tournament)

Reception, Dinner, Program

Friday, August 3

The Jim Maag Golf Scramble

New Location! Rocky Mountain Foyer and Ballroom, West Building

6:30 pm KBA Leadership Reception Honoring Chuck and Sandy Stones

Your Hosts: Ron and Mavis Johnson, Chairman;

Chris and Susan Donnelly, Chairman-elect; Jim and Buggy Hoskins, Past Chairman;

Lynn and Jerri Mayer, Treasurer

Thursday, August 2

1:45 pm - 6:00 pm Registration and Refreshments

2:45 pm - 4:00 pm Welcome and Introductions

Ron Johnson, Chairman, Kansas Bankers Association and

President and CEO, Community National Bank, Seneca

Thursday attire is business casual

American Politics in a Time of Disruption

Dr. Steffen Schmidt, Iowa State University

In 2016 President Trump was elected as the president of disruption. A shakeup can be good as it forces a re-examination of

many critically important issues, i.e. taxes, health care, patriotism, cyber threats, race relations and international affairs. The

2018 mid-term elections will be extremely important and maybe game changing -- the 2020 presidential election will be epic. Dr.

Schmidt will review the things that are positive and strong about the fundamentals of the U.S. “It’s time to be optimistic about our

future.”

4:00 pm - 4:30 pm A Washington Update

Jeff Szyperski, ABA Chairman-elect

and Chairman, President and CEO, Chesapeake Bank, Kilmarnock, VA

4:30 pm - 4:45 pm Refreshment Break

4:45 pm - 6:00 pm What Happens Next? Looking Backwards to See Into the Future

Mark Zinder, Leading Economic Forecaster

We live in increasingly uncertain times with questions as to when the Fed will move again and how many times…and will eco-

nomic expansion continue or come to a brutal end? There is global unrest, bipartisan bickering and an underlying sense of un-

certainty as politics in the U.S. takes us outside of our comfort zone. In addition to the current climate, headlines are screaming

that robots and artificial intelligence are going to eliminate our jobs in the near future! But what if we are looking at this all

wrong? What if we are extrapolating the present and ignoring the possibilities of the future? What if we are defaulting to the neg-

ative without considering the very real possibility that a new wave of prosperity may be around the corner. NOW is the time to

consider, “What Happens Next?”

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Opening Reception - Cocktails and Conversation

Friday, August 3

6:30 am - 7:30 am Golf Breakfast Donald Ross Room, Golf Club

7:30 am - 1:00 pm Shotgun Start West Course

9:00 am - 11:00 am The Richest Man in Town

V.J. Smith, Inspirational Speaker and Author

Join us on this emotional roller coaster ride as V.J. tells the story of how Marty, an unforgettable cashier at a local store, had a

profound impact on the people he came into contact with. Marty’s simple philosophies show what happens when you take time to

listen to people and demonstrate a constant sense of gratitude. This will be an hour out of your day that you will talk and think

about for years to come.

12:15 pm - 1:45 pm Buffet Luncheon (registered guests only)

Saturday, August 4 Saturday morning attire is casual Friday afternoon attire is casual

7:30 pm Sit Down Dinner Served

8:30 pm Recognition of Chuck Stones for his 32

years of service to the KBA and Kansas bankers

7:30 am - 8:15 am

8:15 am - 8:45 am

8:45 am - 9:45 am

9:45 am - 10:00 am

10:00 am - 10:45 am

Breakfast Buffet

Awards Ceremony

Annual Business Meeting and Election of Officers

Refreshment Break

The U.S. Economy Outlook and Monetary Policy Esther George, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

10:45 am - 11:45 am Lessons in Leadership: National and State Perspectives

Richard B. Myers, President, Kansas State University

Retired U.S. Air Force General Richard Myers has returned to his home state and alma mater to serve as President of Kan-

sas State University. Join us as President Myers shares experiences as the 15th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and

military advisor to our President, Secretary of Defense and the National Security Council. President Myers will demonstrate

how “crisis leadership” is critical to our success both professionally and personally and at home and abroad.

11:45 am Adjournment

1:30 pm - 2:20 pm Bonus Breakout Sessions

1. New Tax Law: It’s Impact on Your Bank!

Gary Allerheiligen, CPA

2. Creating Value: Your Secret Ingredient to Success

Sean Payant, Chief Consulting Officer, Haberfeld

High performing organizations and individuals create value, both internally and externally, by operating with integrity, adapt-

ing to the needs of others and modeling what is expected. With so many competing priorities, executing leadership and val-

ue creation strategy is crucial to achieving results. During this session, we will explore high payoff activities that drive results

as well as the role technology plays in supporting execution.

2:20 pm - 2:30 pm Transition to second bonus session

2:30 pm - 3:20 pm Bonus Sessions Repeated

3:20 pm - 3:40 pm Refreshment Break

3:40 pm - 4:45 pm The Amazon Prime Effect: Surviving in the New Subscription Society

Dave DeFazio, StrategyCorps

Subscription services are quickly becoming the dominate strategy of today’s best retailers and have caused a monumental

shift in the way people buy. More than 50% of all American households now subscribe to Amazon Prime and more than 200

million people subscribe to this and other retail services such as Netflix, Spotify, Costco and AAA. Bank management and

directors have a duty to understand these trends and drive their banks beyond just transactions to connect better with the

lifestyles of today’s modern consumers. This will be eye-opening!

Banker/Spouse/Guest Breakfast and Program (Alternative to the golf tournament)

Reception, Dinner, Program

Friday, August 3

The Jim Maag Golf Scramble

CEO and Senior Management Forum/Annual Meeting

August 2-4, 2018 Colorado Springs, CO

American Politics

Economic Forecast

Lessons in Leadership

Report from the Federal Reserve

Amazon Prime Effect

KBA will be utilizing their association-wide mobile app for the

CEO Forum again this year. The app will contain information on

speakers, sponsors, event and session schedules and much

more. It is accessible from mobile devices such as smartphones

and tablets. No matter your mobile device, you are two steps

away from having the CEO Forum at your fingertips. Registrants

will receive specific instructions and details approximately one

week prior to the Forum. Wi-Fi will be available in the meeting

rooms.

• Registered spouses/guests are eligible and invited to attend all sessions and meal functions. If you choose not to regis-ter but would like to participate in individual events and/or meals, please call for pricing. You will need a badge to at-tend any meeting or meal function. You must be a registrant to either play in or sponsor a hole at the golf tour-nament.

• Hotel reservations may be made at https://aws.passkey.com/go/KBA818 or you may call 800-634-7711. Please ask for

the KBA room block to receive preferred pricing. If the hotel is sold out, please ask to be placed on the wait list in the

KBA block.

• To reserve tee times on any of the three Broadmoor golf courses,please call 719-577-5790.

• Colorado temperatures vary, so please bring a jacketor sweater to the meetings and events.

• Forum recommended for 9 hours of CPE credit.

• Next year’s Forum: August 1-3, 2019The Broadmoor Hotel

New Tax Law

Creating Value

Banker/Spouse/Guest Program

Golf Scramble

Leadership Reception/Dinner/ Program

WEB www.ksbankers..com CALL 785-232-3444

Ron Johnson, Chairman

Community National Bank, Seneca

Chris Donnelly, Chairman-elect

Bank of the Prairie, Olathe

Jim Hoskins, Past Chairman

Baxter State Bank, Baxter Springs

Lynn Mayer, Treasurer

Citizens State Bank of Marysville

Take Advantage of the Mobile App

Special Notes

2017-2018 Officers

2017-2018 Bank Management Committee

Steven Hill, Chair, RCB Bank, Winfield

Mike Cearey, Vice Chair, Centera Bank, Sublette

Ryan Commerford, First Kansas Bank, Salina

Mike Day, Denison State Bank, Holton

Craig Heidemen, Kaw Valley Bank, Topeka

Shawn Lancelot, Bank of America, Wichita

Janet Lowell, Central National Bank, Concordia

Ryan McLaughlin, Central States Capital Markets, Prairie Village

Roger McWherter, Argentine Federal Savings, Overland Park

Scott Nelson, Carson Bank, Mulvane

Brandon Nordhus, Community National Bank, Seneca

Travis Ray, Guaranty State Bank, Beloit

Travis Thompson, Farmers Bank & Trust, Larned

Beverly Tipton, First National Bank, Fredonia

Chris Wente, Golden Belt Bank FSA, Hays

Jessie Wiebe, Hillsboro State Bank, Hillsboro

Dennis Zimmerman, Commerce Bank, Kansas City

2018 CEO Forum/Annual Meeting Presenters

Dave DeFazio, StrategyCorps Dave is a partner at StrategyCorps and works with bank clients to design, build and implement a variety of checking, mar-keting and training programs. His extensive financial services experience and continuous research in the field ensures each product and service meets the needs of today's retail bankers. As partner, he develops consumer sites and mobile apps that deliver value to bank customers as well as analysis tools that allow clients to have a deeper understanding of customer relationships and product profitability.

Esther George, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Esther is president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. She is a member of the Fed-eral Open Market Committee, which sets U.S. monetary policy. She has more than 30 years of experience in the Federal Reserve, with her early career primarily focused on regulatory oversight of banks and financial holding companies in sev-en states.

Richard B. Myers, President, Kansas State University Retired U.S. Air Force Gen. Richard Myers has returned to his home state and alma mater to serve as Kansas State Uni-versity President. He graduated from the university in 1965 with a Bachelor's Degree in mechanical engineering and joined the Air Force through K-State’s ROTC program. The native Kansan from Merriam loyally served his country and retired as a four-star general.

Sean Payant, Haberfeld Sean, Chief Consulting Officer, served as the Executive Director of the Schools of Banking for nine years prior to joining Haberfeld. He has administered, instructed, and authored materials for 17 different banking schools attended by bankers from 18 states. He has published articles on bank marketing, employee engagement, goal setting and community bank differentiation. Sean has presented more than 50 keynote and breakout sessions at industry meetings. He holds Masters and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from the University of Nebraska.

VJ Smith, Inspirational Speaker & Author V.J. Smith has been a professional speaker for more than a decade. He is also a published author. Smith has also been a bill collector, solar collector salesman and a fundraiser. “Being a child of the early ‘70s, it took me a little while to figure out what I wanted to do with my life,” he says. Drawing on his lifetime experiences, Smith peppers his talks with anecdotes and personal stories to illustrate key points. He feels he is better equipped to be a storyteller, not a preacher.

Dr. Steffen Schmidt, Iowa State University Professor Schmidt is the co-author to two books on identity theft and cyber threat. He is part of the Information Assurance program and ISU, one of the first seven National Security Agency (NSF) Centers of Excellence for information protection. Of special emphasis for Schmidt are threats of cyber terrorism, cyber warfare, hacking attacks against financial institu-tions, corporations, critical national infrastructure and the massive global assault of cyber criminals. Jeff Szyperski, ABA Chairman-elect and Chairman, President & CEO, Chesapeake Bank, Kilmarnock, VA Jeff is a board member of the American Bankers Association and serves on the association’s Audit Committee and Mem-bership Council. He is the immediate past chair and a current board member of the Virginia Bankers Association (VBA), and a member of the board’s Executive Committee. He is a past chair and a current board member of VBA’s Bankers Insurance and VBA’s Management Services, Inc.

Mark Zinder, Leading Economic Forecaster Mark is a seasoned financial professional and keynote speaker with a unique gift for making the complicated clear as he examines the trends and ideas actively shaping business today. Mark’s distinctive and captivating style has made him one of the busiest and most requested speakers in the fields of finance, economics and business development. He came to the financial industry 34 years ago and gained immediate recognition for his engaging seminars and market intuition.

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2018 CEO Forum/Annual Meeting Sponsors

Friday Luncheon

Room Key Cards

Friday Reception

Friday Luncheon Golf Refreshments

Golf Breakfast

Speaker Mark Zinder

Thank you!

Thursday Reception

2018 CEO Forum/Annual Meeting Sponsors

Thank you!

$50 for registrants

$85 for non-registrants

Pre-enrollment is requested on the

general registration form, to include

an email address.

Please share this flyer with your spouse/guest.

The Richest Man in Town

Friday August 3, 2018

Join us on an emotional roller coaster ride as V.J. describes how Marty, an unforgettable cash-

ier at a local big box store, had a profound impact on the people who went through his check-

out line. Marty became a legend in an unexpected place because he treated everybody with

dignity, kindness and respect. As V.J. says, “Marty was living proof that you don’t need money,

power or title to make a difference in life. You just need to care.”

"Recently I attended a convention and like every convention there was a keynote speaker. I've

attended lots of conventions with most would say are top keynote speakers ranging from Presi-

dents of the United States to Bill Gates. So, for this convention, V.J. Smith was the keynote

speaker. Hmmm, never heard of him. He was going to have to impress me along with the other

attendees that voiced the same thoughts to me. What we got was an incredible story. There

wasn't a dry eye in the house. V.J. Smith had captivated his audience."

-Conference attendee

Banker/Spouse/Guest

Breakfast and Program

Alternative to the golf tournament

9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Broadmoor Hotel

Main Ballroom

$230 per person

Friday August 3, 2018

Arrangements have been made by Golf Chairman Calvin Coady for the golf tournament to be held on the West Course. We will, again, make use of senior tees by those players 65 years and older. The tournament will include both men and women players. A continental breakfast will be served on the 2nd floor of the Main Golf Club. Golfers not staying at the Broadmoor may use complimentary valet parking at the main entrance to the Main Building, park on the street, or park in Broad-moor Hall located just North of the Golf Club for a daily fee. Prizes for the Shotgun Scramble will be awarded in a variety of categories. First place winners will be recognized at the Saturday morning breakfast. Prizes may be picked up at the registration table Saturday morning located at the Rocky Mountain Ballroom. Chairman Coady and the KBA will make every effort to accommodate special requests for golf pairings. All other groups will be teamed according to handicaps. Please submit your pairings request using the form below no later than July 2. Requests after this date cannot be considered. Please note that this form is not a golf registration form…it is only used to submit a pairing if you have one. Your golf registration, also due by July 2, is included on the gen-eral registration form located in your brochure packet. Please direct questions to Becky Tongish at btongish@ksbankers.com, (785) 232-3444 or Calvin Coady at ccoady@bbok.com, (316) 681-2265. Thank you.

Includes green fees, cart,

breakfast, refreshments and

prizes

Attire:

Bermuda/Resort-length shorts (no denim)

collared shirt

soft-spiked shoes

6:30 - 7:15 a.m. - Continental Breakfast Ronald Ross Room/Golf Club 7:15 a.m. - Announcements Be on your carts 7:30 a.m. - Shotgun Start West Course

Please take your clubs to the pro shop no later than Thursday for hole placement. Make sure your golf bag has your name/address on it.

Golf Pairing Request Request Made by (Name)_____________________ 1.________________________________________ 2.________________________________________

3.________________________________________ 4.________________________________________

Please fax or email by July 3. FAX: 785-272-8393 or btongish@ksbankers.com

The Jim Maag Golf Scramble

Kansas Bankers Association Forum 2018 August 2-4, The Broadmoor Hotel

Please indicate which activities you plan to participate in and include the additional fee.

Friday optional events

Names: Please list as you would like them on your

badge.

1

Registrant $495/$810

Spouse/Guest $275/$475

Add $25 after

July 2

2

Jim Maag Golf Scramble

Fees Handicap $230 or avg.

score

3

Spouse/Guest Breakfast/ Program

$50 $85 Reg. Non Reg.

TOTAL FEES

Registrant: e-mail:

Spouse/Guest: e-mail:

Registrant: e-mail:

Spouse/Guest: e-mail:

1. Includes program, reception, luncheon, breakfast, and Friday evening event. A spouse/guest registration must be accompanied by a

full registration. 2. Includes green fees, cart, prizes, refreshments, and golf breakfast. 3. Friday breakfast & program. Full registrants pay $50. Non-registrants may attend at the $85 fee.

Accommodations: Registrants may make hotel accommodations at one of the following hotels. Please indicate you are with the Kansas Bankers Association to receive the group rate. Call 800-634-7711 or visit https://aws.passkey.com/go/KBA818. If the hotel is full, please ask to be placed on a wait list.

Three ways to register: 1. Complete and mail registration form with payment.

Check made payable to the Kansas Bankers Association. 2. Fax registration form, followed by mailing of payment.

Please use this form as your invoice. 3. Register Online using a credit card @ www.ksbankers.com. (KBA members only)

Bank:____________________________________

Address:_________________________________

City:________________State:____Zip:________

Telephone #:_____________________________

Registration Information Member:……………………………………….....…..$495 Non-Member:…………….................………………$810 Spouse/Guest:………………………………...….…$275 Non-Member Spouse/Guest:……………...………$475

Deadline: Please add $25 per registrant after July 2. Golf registration is due by July 2.

Cancellation: Full refund upon written request received by July 2. A 50% refund if cancelled July 3-16. No refund for cancellations received after July 16. No refund for optional events after July 16.

Broadmoor Hotel 800-634-7711

One Lake Avenue Cut-off: June 28 $365/$385/$425

Courtyard 719-226-5006

2570 Tenderfoot Hill St Cut-off: July 1

$185 S/D

Kansas Bankers Association Educational Resources Department PO Box 4407 Topeka, KS 66604

Phone: 785-232-3444 FAX: 785-272-8392 Website: www.ksbankers.com

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