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Jack Rants with Modern Bankers - Banking on People: Alice Frazier's Recipe for Community Bank Success

Banking on People: Alice Frazier's Recipe for Community Bank Success

09/18/24 • 39 min

Jack Rants with Modern Bankers
Join host Jack Hubbard as he sits down with Alice Frazier, President and CEO of Bank of Charles Town (BCT), for an inspiring discussion on leadership, innovation, and the future of community banking. Discover how BCT fosters a "we culture" and prioritizes employee development, along with their innovative approaches to community engagement and client relationships. Alice shares strategies for attracting young talent to the banking industry and discusses the role of AI and technology in modern banking. The conversation also delves into insights on women's leadership in finance and offers a passionate defense of community banking's enduring value. Whether you're a seasoned banker, an aspiring financial professional, or simply curious about the inner workings of community banks, this conversation offers valuable insights into leadership, innovation, and the human side of banking.
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Join host Jack Hubbard as he sits down with Alice Frazier, President and CEO of Bank of Charles Town (BCT), for an inspiring discussion on leadership, innovation, and the future of community banking. Discover how BCT fosters a "we culture" and prioritizes employee development, along with their innovative approaches to community engagement and client relationships. Alice shares strategies for attracting young talent to the banking industry and discusses the role of AI and technology in modern banking. The conversation also delves into insights on women's leadership in finance and offers a passionate defense of community banking's enduring value. Whether you're a seasoned banker, an aspiring financial professional, or simply curious about the inner workings of community banks, this conversation offers valuable insights into leadership, innovation, and the human side of banking.

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