Podcasts about bank of the west

  Are you feeling uncertain about the world?  And you're trying to figure out how to ground yourself?  Martha shares:  - How she navigated the uncertainty of the DACA process to renew her work permit every 2 years. - What she learned from being undocumented and how she leverages it to create more inclusion in corporate America.  - How she landed a job in finance, marketing, and product development without experience. - What she did during a conference to network her way to get an interview and job offer. - Why she decided to leave California for Ohio to start a new life and career. Connect with Martha at www.linkedin.com/in/marthajhernandez. Follow Samorn on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/samornselim/. Get a copy of Samorn's book, “Belonging: Self Love Lessons From A Workaholic Depressed Insomniac Lawyer” at https://tinyurl.com/swpc578c. Get weekly career tips by signing up for our advice column at www.careerunicorns.com.    

Are you feeling uncertain about the world?  And you're trying to figure out how to ground yourself?  Martha shares:     - How she navigated the uncertainty of the DACA process to renew her work permit every 2 years. - What she learned from being undocumented and how she leverages it to create more inclusion in corporate America.   - How she landed a job in finance, marketing, and product development without experience. - What she did during a conference to network her way to get an interview and job offer. - Why she decided to leave California for Ohio to start a new life and career.   Connect with Martha at www.linkedin.com/in/marthajhernandez.     Connect with Samorn at www.linkedin.com/in/samornselim.    Get a copy of Samorn's book, “Belonging: Self Love Lessons From A Workaholic Depressed Insomniac Lawyer” at https://tinyurl.com/swpc578c.   To get weekly career tips, sign-up for our newsletter at www.careerunicorns.com. 

Today, I discuss Patrick Rucker's reporting on Bank of the West, and how a secret deal in 2017 to curtail how many overdrafts a customer can get there may do more harm than good. I discuss how the arbitrary $1000 limit led to accounts being closed and customers being unbanked. While the intent was meant to help them out, it can create further problems through chexsystems, which most banks use to approve accounts for clients. I also discuss the "sales pressure" of pushing your clients to link their checking accounts to ODP, and how it's an easy way to drive revenue, because although you are no longer gathering overdraft fees, you are then getting clients to get charged fees for the act of ODP happening. It's a complicated story as Bank of the West is headed towards a merger with BMO HARRIS bank. Plus, I recover $1500 from Susan in DC. This is one of the first times I let a media member into my methods of helping people, and I discuss my interaction with her, tips I shared with her to help her, and frankly how big banks do NOT research your fraud claims, and also worry more about call time length than fixing your issue. I got done in 1 day what her bank, BofA, could not get done in months with my "Customer Service Strategy" or "Vigilante Customer Service". I also discuss how her filing a police report to report the robbery of her car, and the subsequent denial of her claim is basically BofA telling her SHE is a criminal for filing a false police report, as the denial of her claim happens despite her affirmation to the police that the crime committed on her DID happen. It's a mess, but we got it done! :) NB Has recovered over $2.7 Million from big banks back to consumers, with nearly $500k of it being Zelle fraud! 27,000+ Followers on TikTok, Twitter and Instagram Buy My Book "High-Risk Transaction" Find all my social media and other links at: TheNotoriousBanker.com (Links to YouTube, my book's page, podcast links, and how to contribute by Venmo/Cashapp and much more!!!) MY PATREON Page! For as little as $1, you can help James in his fight against big banks. http://patreon.com/NotoriousBanker --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenotoriousbanker/support

What should have been a normal day for most ended in tragedy after four criminals made a decision that would change the lives of multiple families. Join Hella Capital Crime as we travel to the 209 and discuss the robbery at The Bank Of The West in Stockton, CA. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hellacapitalcrime/support

This week we're talking to Ben Stuart. He's the Head of Growth and Transformation and Chief Marketing Officer for Bank of the West. To learn more about the Bank of the West and the 1% for the Planet account, visit www.bankofthewest.com/1percent, or follow along with them on Twitter and Instagram.---This week's episode of The Social Shift Podcast is a production of Third Shift Creative. It's hosted by Andrew Rurik and edited by Kate Eckberg.Say hello and connect with us on Instagram and Twitter--- DisclosureThe 1% for the Planet account is the Any Deposit Checking account that donates 1% of the net revenue to environmental nonprofits through the 1% for the Planet organization. Net revenue is generally defined as all fees charged to the account, plus interest income earned by the Bank on this account, minus any losses, debit card revenue and reversals. To view the complete definition of net revenue, please visit the product disclosures at https://www.bankofthewest.com/personal-banking/checking-accounts/one-percent-checking.html$10 monthly service charge on the account is waived if at least one deposit of any amount is made during the statement cycle. Deposits include direct deposit, mobile deposit, ATM deposit, or in-branch deposit of any amount. Does not include fund transfers between Bank of the West accounts or any credits from Bank of the West.The carbon tracking tool, which will appear in the Bank of the West Mobile app for 1% for the Planet account, uses the Åland Index, a cloud-based service for carbon impact calculations, to provide a measurement of the potential carbon impact of purchases made with the 1% for the Planet debit card. The calculation is based on the merchant code, a code that indicates the types of goods or services a company provides, and the amount of the purchase. The actual carbon impact may be higher or lower than the measurement provided. Doconomy has advised us that the Åland Index is the leading index solution for carbon emission calculations for payments and financial transaction Åland Index Solution is a joint venture between Ålandsbanken and Doconomy. Bank of the West licenses the Åland Index through Doconomy. Bank of the West does not control or guarantee the accuracy of the information provided by the Åland Index and makes no representation or warranties regarding the service.

A recent Tessian report revealed that male graduates were almost twice as likely to consider a career in cybersecurity than female grads, despite it being an industry for considerable growth opportunities for women. Why? And how can we change their perception of cyber?As an incredibly successful female CISO, Anne Benigsen, CISO at Bankers' Bank of the West shares her opinions on how we can encourage more women to pursue a career in cyber. You can access the full Opportunity in Cybersecurity 2021 report here or via the Tessian website.

It's interesting how many three-year plans include a lot of “blinky boxes” and “very few tactical objectives other than keep doing phishing tests" to protect humans in the organization, says Anne Benigsen, CISO at Bankers’ Bank of the West in her conversation with Tessian's CEO Tim Sadler this week. Anne and Tim discuss how companies can use technology to protect people from potential cybersecurity mistakes in the same way that safety features of a car - airbags, seatbelts, anti-lock brakes protect people from causing harm. Anne passionately explains why it’s time to make security every employee’s responsibility - whether they’re in IT or not. Want more Human Layer Security insights? Head over to the Tessian blog and you can subscribe to the Tessian newsletter to stay up to date with all our Human Layer Security news.

Today on Pros & Content, we talk to Ben Stuart, Chief Marketing Officer at Bank of the West. As a leading sustainable finance organization, it’s crucial that Bank of the West's environment-centric content be authentic and educational. Stuart speaks on the importance of driving awareness about climate change, and learning from the past failures of the financial industry. He argues that sustainable brands need to build marketing organizations with these concerns in mind. Stuart also talks about how he maintains a balance between brand marketing and performance marketing, the future of the CMO role, and why the only metric he pays attention to is new customers.This conversation was recorded on June 4, 2020

Darin and Kim are pleased to welcome Anne Benigsen to the show. Anne serves in a hybrid role at Bankers’ Bank of the West orchestrating both Information Security and Information Technology departments. Bankers’ Bank of the West provides high-quality products and services as well as deep industry expertise to hundreds of community bank clients in the western US. Anne speaks to how she came to find herself in this dual role before the group discusses female representation and meritocracy in the tech industry. To find out more about Bankers' Bank of the West, check out http://bbwest.com/. 

A true, purpose-driven brand doesn't happen overnight. What it really takes is a goal, specific actions, and at times, a bit of sacrifice. For Bank of the West, their mission meant, in the short-term, potentially leaving money on the table in the name of responsible investment of customers' money, and transparency as to what that money was doing. That initial cost was worth it, as the long-term benefits, like new customers, talent attraction, and differentiation, outweighed any money lost. Now, when high-profile job candidates ask, "Why should I join you? How are you helping the world?" Bank of the West has a great an answer—they're one of very few banks that has restrictive financing policies on things like coal, fracking, and arctic drilling. On this episode of RTU, learn how CMO Ben Stuart and his team helped shape this relatively small financial institution to become a competitive, purpose-driven company with marketing that doesn't feel like an uninvited guest. The discussion touches on crafting a tight strategy, gaining internal buy-in, data analytics, the keys to differentiation, and more on how to craft brilliant marketing.

Bakhshi, CEO of the bank since 2016 and and No. 4 on American Banker's list of the most powerful women in banking, shares what she's doing to improve customer journeys, make the bank a better place to work, and create a culture of innovation.

Jean-Marc Torre explains Bank of the West's strategy for developing strategic partnerships with its commercial customers

  Welcome to another episode of the Shared Practices Podcast! Today’s guest is Rick Shneyder, a business banker working in Milwaukee at Bank of the West. We’re really excited about sharing this episode with you. Rick lays out the broad strokes of factors that affect a new grad’s ability to get financing and then, more broadly, how lending works for dentists. Key takeaways include the lending process from top to bottom (including timeframe for each step), advice on financing for multiple locations, and exactly what to look at in the terms of the loan. Rick also shares some tips on how to figure out if your banker knows what they’re doing. All that and more on today’s episode!   Links Mentioned in the Show Our Episode Resource Page where you can find all of the resources from our episodes - for free! Follow us on Facebook Reach out to Rick at Rick.Shneyder@bankofthewest.com   Guest Bio:   Rick was born and raised in Milwaukee, WI. He attended UW Milwaukee with an undergraduate degree in Finance (2004) and an MBA with a focus in Leadership & Negotiation (2006). Currently, Rick is a Vice President & Business Banking Officer at Bank Of The West specializing in several areas. He has a focus on Real Estate Financing (Investment & Owner User). Real Estate financing ranges from apartment buildings to medical offices to manufacturing facilities. He is also an expert in Dentistry, Veterinary and Optometry Financing. Within those 3 industries, Rick focuses in on Acquisitions (full or partial), Consolidation Financing, Start Ups, Tenant Improvement Financing and More. Rick is also an expert in providing operating lines of credit and financing company equipment needs.

With regulatory, geo-political and technological complexity at its greatest for the last 20 years, multinational businesses need a reliable banking partner

Many Small Business Owners believe they’ll never retire and in turn, don’t bother to address an exit strategy or succession plan for their business. On this episode of Smart Companies Radio with host Kelly Scanlon you’ll learn the basic steps you need to address with your legal and or banking representative to put together a strategy for retirement and selling your business. Kristin Nelson, Head of Private Business Owners Solutions in the Wealth Management Group at Bank of the West says first and foremost start early and have a candid family conversation as part of your plan.   You can read the white paper discussed in this episode of Smart Companies Radio by visiting http://blog.bankofthewest.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Succession-Planning-Whitepaper_final.compressed.pdf And to hear more shows with host Kelly Scanlon, please visit our archives.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices