Podcasts about pinnacle financial partners

What does it take to build an efficient homelessness response system? What next steps are needed to address the affordability crisis and implement solutions? Does society have the tools necessary to end homelessness in Nashville and nationwide?In My Place educates listeners on what cities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused. We talk to national and local guests about everything from best practices to worst failures and hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. This show highlights how affordable housing affects each of us even if we think it doesn't.This series was created thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners and was produced by Judy Tackett and Tasha A.F. Lemley.Today's guests:Ann Oliva | CEO, National Alliance to End HomelessnessBrain Haile | CEO, Neighborhood HealthShawn Lesley | Vendor, The ContributorJamie Berry | Chief of Staff, Metropolitan Development and Housing AuthorityDeirdre Nicole Childress | Guest Commentator; Director of Communications, Director of Trauma Services, Director of Case Management, Gideon's ArmyFurther in:• Overview Episode of In My Place• Episode 1: Homelessness Facts and Faces• Episode 2: Housing First• Episode 3: Housing Strategies• Episode 4: The interconnectedness of health care, housing and homelessness• Episode 5: Upstream homelessness prevention• Episode 6: Hidden Homelessness• Episode 7: Permanent supportive housing• Episode 8: The Impact of Homelessness on Residents and Business Owners

In this episode of the show, negotiation expert John Lowry reveals how mastering the art of negotiation can transform your video production business. He shares practical strategies for managing yourself in negotiations, creating win-win scenarios, and ensuring client satisfaction beyond just delivering a great product. John's insights and real-world examples demonstrate how effective negotiation skills can lead to better deals, stronger client relationships, and significant business growth. Key Takeaways  Negotiation is a fundamental skill used daily in video production, from client interactions to problem-solving on set Effective negotiation involves managing yourself, balancing competitiveness with cooperation, and being clear about your intentions Look beyond monetary terms in negotiations; consider how clients can help you achieve broader business goals Client satisfaction depends on three key factors: the product, the process, and how you manage people throughout the project About John Lowry John Lowry is a recognized authority on negotiation through his experience as a lawyer, business consultant, entrepreneur, negotiation coach, and university administrator. His results-focused, systematic approach to negotiation has been successfully implemented by thousands of professionals across the United States. He is the author of Negotiation Made Simple, a top selling business book on Amazon published by HarperCollins. He is also a sought after conference and corporate event speaker having served organizations such as UPS, Pinnacle Financial Partners, HCA, LexisNexis, Colliers, American Excess Insurance Exchange, American Legal Connections, and the American Society of Civil Engineers.  John serves as co-founder and principal of Thrivence, a management consulting firm based in Nashville, TN. In addition to guiding the firm, John counsels clients on strategy, revenue growth, leadership development, and conflict management. He also serves as president of The Lowry Group, LLC (“TLG”). At TLG, he provides negotiation training and coaching for governmental entities, major insurance companies, law firms, health care organizations, and other businesses. John is regularly engaged as settlement counsel by parties in litigation and has successfully negotiated the resolution of hundreds of lawsuits over the past decade. In This Episode [00:00] Welcome to the show! [07:36] Meet John Lowry [08:17] Negotiation [14:28] Negotiation Made Simple Book [15:04] Manage Yourself [17:00] Competitive and Cooperative [18:10] Be Willing to Forgive [18:39] Be Crystal Clear [19:47] Negotiation In Action Examples [40:23] Satisfaction [45:14] Connect with John [46:31] Outro Quotes "The most important thing that you can learn how to manage is yourself." - John Lowry "If you manage the process really well and you treat the people really well, it's amazing to me how many times people will forgive a glitch in the product." - John Lowry "I want the good people to win in this world and so I'm excited to come alongside them and help them figure out how to win whatever that looks like." - John Lowry Guest Links  Find John Lowry online Negotiation Made Simple. by John Lowry Listen to the Negotiation Made Simple podcast Follow John Lowry on Facebook Links Find out more about the Mastermind Join the Grow Your Video Business Facebook Group  Follow Ryan Koral on Instagram Follow Grow Your Video Business on Instagram Check out the full show notes

The Impact of the Employee Experience on the Client Experience  Shep Hyken interviews Terry Turner, president and CEO of Pinnacle Financial Partners. He talks about how investing in employee experience can create loyal customers, strong relationships, and higher shareholder returns.  This episode of Amazing Business Radio with Shep Hyken answers the following questions and more:    How does a positive employee experience translate to a better customer experience?  What are effective strategies for reducing employee turnover?  How can businesses balance high-tech solutions with high-touch customer service?  How does stability in the workforce enhance overall customer satisfaction?  How does employee empowerment impact the quality of customer service?   Top Takeaways:    The way a company treats its employees impacts how they treat customers. What is happening inside the organization is felt outside by the customers. Happy and motivated employees are more likely to go above and beyond to meet client needs.     Using the word "clients" instead of "customers" can convey a deeper, more lasting relationship. While "customers" might imply a transactional relationship, "clients" suggests a collaborative partnership. This shift in terminology can change how employees perceive and interact with the customers they serve.    Empowering employees can help reduce bureaucracy. Less bureaucracy means faster decision-making and the ability to respond more quickly to customer needs. Building a reputation for being efficient and easy to do business with can set you apart from the competition, no matter the industry.    Personalized interactions can create advocates and promoters out of your customers. Knowing your clients well helps provide better advice and services tailored to their needs. It can be as simple as knowing clients' names and remembering previous interactions.     Trust can transform your customer relationships from a vendor-customer connection to a partnership. Clients need to know they can rely on you for solid, honest advice and consistent service.     The balance of high-tech and high-touch can significantly enhance the customer experience. It is not always about the newest technology. It is about how your technology matches your business process, employee mindset, and customer needs.    Plus, Terry shares how Pinnacle Financial Partners continues to grow without having to advertise. Tune in!  Quote:   "The number one inhibitor of great service is turnover. If you can't stabilize your workforce, there's no chance you'll give great service."   About:    Terry Turner has been the president and CEO of Pinnacle Financial Partners since it was founded in 2000. He is an active member of his community, serving  on the boards of the Nashville Sports Council, Salvation Army, Belmont University, Nashville Chamber of Commerce, and the Nashville branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.    Shep Hyken is a customer service and experience expert, New York Times bestselling author, award-winning keynote speaker, and host of Amazing Business Radio.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In places where there is homelessness, we often see clashes between neighbors and businesses, service providers and the government. And, as neighbors and businesses lose patience, they can put pressure on politicians to find quick solutions, which can result in the abrupt removal of people and their encampment structures from public spaces. In today's episode, we discuss how to mitigate tension by finding the middle ground — and solutions that address the needs of those experiencing homelessness and reduce negative community impact.This series was created thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners and was produced by Judy Tackett and Tasha A.F. Lemley.Today's guests:Mark Horvath | Founder and CEO, Invisible PeopleRyan Lampa | Founder and CEO, People Loving NashvilleCouncilman Jacob Kupin | Member, Metro Council; Founder, The Kupin GroupDede Byrd | Certified registered nurse anesthetist (retired)Tyrese Payton | Guest Commentator

This week on The DeCesare Group Podcast, join Jim DeCesare for his conversation with Rick Seadler, Regional President of Pinnacle Financial Partners.Rick's career in banking began in 1987 where he says he started out a step below the file room. Today he serves as Regional President of Pinnacle Financial Partners and was instrumental in bringing Pinnacle to Bowling Green two years ago. Rick talks about the economic and commercial development he has witnessed in South Central Kentucky and Middle Tennessee during the span of his nearly forty year career. If you enjoy The DeCesare Group Podcast, leave us a review, and to learn more about The DeCesare Group visit our website, https://www.thedecesaregroup.com/ and check us out on YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/@TheDeCesareGroup

Over the course of this series, we have taken a closer look at the different aspects of homelessness examining the Housing First philosophy, the interconnectedness of housing and healthcare, prevention efforts, and what hidden homelessness looks like. In today's episode, we focus on the tools available for developers and communities to build supportive housing and the support systems necessary to help people maintain their homes. Additionally, we dive into braiding, a funding mechanism used to build units to serve people with zero income.In My Place educates listeners on what cities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused. We talk to national and local guests about everything from best practices to worst failures and hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. This show highlights how affordable housing affects each of us even if we think it doesn't.This series was created thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners.This episode was produced by Judy Tackett and Tasha A.F. Lemley.Today's guests:Leah Werner | Director Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee Program, CSHAngela Hubbard | Housing Director, Metro Nashville Planning DepartmentDavid Langgle-Martin | Chief Housing Officer, Park CenterAnita Smith | Speaker and advocate

They may think of the local emergency shelter or an encampment that has popped up in their neighborhood. But rarely do they think about a student in the local school system, a young person kicked out from their home, two or more families sharing a 2-bedroom apartment or living in motel rooms. Families are among the fastest-rising populations experiencing homelessness. Today, we examine the many faces of “hidden homelessness” and how communities like Nashville can address the issue by building a system in which all people have access to safe and affordable housing.In My Place educates listeners on what cities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused. We talk to national and local guests about everything from best practices to worst failures and hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. This show highlights how affordable housing affects each of us even if we think it doesn't.This series was created thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners.This episode was produced by Judy Tackett and Tasha A.F. Lemley.Today's guests:Kate Pooler | Program Director of Basic Needs, Catholic Charities, Diocese of NashvilleBennett Baker | Volunteer and peer supportCatherine Knowles | Director of Special Populations, MNPSDeirdre Nicole Childress | Guest commentator

In My Place educates listeners on what cities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused. We talk to national and local guests about everything from best practices to worst failures and hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. This show highlights how affordable housing affects each of us even if we think it doesn't.This series was created thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners!This episode was produced by Judy Tackett and Tasha A.F. Lemley.Today's guests:Chad Bojorquez | Chief Program Officer, Destination HomeElizabeth “Liz” Leiserson | Eviction Right to Counsel Project Director, Legal Aid SocietyMary Katherine Rand | executive director, Mary Parrish CenterJulie Yriart | Eviction Right to Counsel Project Director, Nashville Hispanic Bar AssociationMelonyeRae Athey | Family Coach at Catholic CharitiesFurther in:• Overview Episode of In My Place• Episode 1: Homelessness Facts and Faces• Episode 2: Housing First• Episode 3: Housing Strategies• Episode 4: The interconnectedness of health care, housing and homelessness

Housing is health care — which becomes especially apparent when we get to know our unhoused population. Here, we talk about what happens to people's health and health care once they have lost their permanent housing.In My Place educates listeners on what cities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused. We talk to national and local guests about everything from best practices to worst failures and hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. This show highlights how affordable housing affects each of us even if we think it doesn't.This series was created thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners!This episode was produced by Judy Tackett and Tasha A.F. Lemley.Today's guests: Bobby Watts, CEO of the National Health Care for the Homeless Council D'Yuanna Allen-Robb, assistant bureau director, Population Health, Metro Public Health Department Julia Sutherland, executive director, The Village at Glencliff Shauna Tucker, interim chief operating officer, Neighborhood Health Deirdre Nicole Childress, director of communications, trauma services and case management, Gideon's Army Further in:• Overview Episode of In My Place• Episode 1: Homelessness Facts and Faces• Episode 2: Housing First• Episode 3: Housing Strategies

This series, thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners, brings in national and local guests to discuss everything from best practices to worst failures — and we get to hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. In today's episode, we focus on what it entails to assist a person transitioning from homelessness to housing. Today's guests: • Adam Ruege, Director of Strategy and Evaluation, Community Solutions • Sally Lott, Systems Improvement Advisory, Community Solutions • April Calvin, Director, Office of Homeless Services • Rachel Hester, Executive Director, Room In The Inn • Traci Pekovitch, Program manager, Consumer & Employee Safety Mandatory Outpatient Treatment Coordinator, Mental Health Co-operative • Vicky Batcher, expert through lived experience, Neighborhood Health board member

In this series, thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners, we talk to national and local guests about everything from best practices to worst failures and hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. Today's episode focuses on the Housing First philosophy. What is it? Who does it work for — and not work for? Today's guests: • Jeff Olivet, executive director, United States Interagency Council on Homelessness • Deirdre Nicole Childress, director of communications, trauma services and case management, Gideon's Army • India Pungarcher, advocacy and outreach specialist, Open Table Nashville • David Langgle-Martin, Chief Housing Officer, Park Center • Paula Carlson, expert through lived experience, current resident In Park Center's supportive housing. She says, "When you're homeless, you lose everything and then you start from scratch one. And you have to decide what to do first. Do I look for a house? Do I need a vehicle — and then come up with the money to do it?" Further in: • Overview Episode of In My Place • Episode 1: Homelessness Facts and Faces • United States Interagency Council on Homelessness

In My Place educates listeners on what cities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused. We talk to guests about everything from best practices to worst failures and hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. This series, thanks in part to support from Pinnacle Financial Partners, highlights how affordable housing affects each of us — even when we think it doesn't. Guests: • Dr. Marybeth Shinn, Vanderbilt professor • Dr. Margot Kushel, USCF professor, Director of the Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative • Vicky Batcher, Neighborhood Health board member • Jamie Villegas, Homelessness Planning Council member • Deirdre Nicole Childress director of communications, trauma services and case management for Gideon's Army • Liz Mallard, former outreach worker

The Value of Collaboration, with Samantha McElhaney, Pinnacle Financial Partners [00:00:00] Samantha McElhaney: I really like working with small business owners, but I have an opportunity right now to work with companies. And I’ve been introduced to companies in that need, 40, 50, 60 billion in financing, and they’re not getting factual information from other […]

The Value of Collaboration, with Samantha McElhaney, Pinnacle Financial Partners [00:00:00] Samantha McElhaney: I really like working with small business owners, but I have an opportunity right now to work with companies. And I’ve been introduced to companies in that need, 40, 50, 60 billion in financing, and they’re not getting factual information from other […] The post The Value of Collaboration, with Samantha McElhaney, Pinnacle Financial Partners appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Dan Mahony, Transcendent Sales Solutions, Keith Costley, Keck & Wood, Inc., and Samantha McElhaney, Pinnacle Financial Partners (ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, Episode 49) Dan Mahony, Transcendent Sales Solutions, Keith Costley, Keck & Wood, and Samantha McElhaney of Pinnacle Financial Partners joined host Bill McDermott for a roundtable discussion about what it takes to have a […]

Dan Mahony, Transcendent Sales Solutions, Keith Costley, Keck & Wood, Inc., and Samantha McElhaney, Pinnacle Financial Partners (ProfitSense with Bill McDermott, Episode 49) Dan Mahony, Transcendent Sales Solutions, Keith Costley, Keck & Wood, and Samantha McElhaney of Pinnacle Financial Partners joined host Bill McDermott for a roundtable discussion about what it takes to have a […] The post Dan Mahony, Transcendent Sales Solutions, Keith Costley, Keck & Wood, Inc., and Samantha McElhaney, Pinnacle Financial Partners appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

GNKD host, former Nashville Mayor and TNWAC Board Chair Karl Dean talks with Andy Moats, Executive Vice-President, Director of Music, Sports, & Entertainment Pinnacle Financial Partners. The wide ranging conversation covered Andy's professional experiences in music -- from touring with a rock band to leadership in music banking; to directing financial services for entertainers and sports figures. His passions and pursuits include fast cars and his role in bringing Grand Prix racing to Nashville. There's much more to this story. You won't want to miss this story about a Nashville native who has been key to many of the special aspects that make Nashville a global city. TNWAC wishes to thank Pinnacle Financial Partners for support to the Council and the goal of bringing global affairs awareness programs to the community. Recorded: Sep 25, 2023 | RT 30:10 Bio Andy Moats, 46, is a Nashville native whose background combines restaurants, music, racing, and creating a bank. After graduating from Vanderbilt University (Economics, 1999) Andy took time to pursue his passion for music, touring and supporting a multi-platinum rock band during the year 2000. Having played in various bands from an early age, his days performing may be over but his passion for music has helped to grow one of the largest music and entertainment focused banks in the country. In 2001, Andy began his banking career at Union Planters Bank then-turned Regions Bank, rising to the role of Commercial Real Estate Credit Manager with credit responsibility for all real estate loan activity in the Southeast. While pursuing his career path in banking, Andy was also heavily involved in his family's NASCAR business – Brewco Motorsports (#27, #37, #66) – and various family restaurant companies. In 2006, Andy co-founded what would become Avenue Bank. While at Avenue, as a member of the Bank's Executive Team Andy served the dual roles of Chief Credit Officer – managing all aspects of lending and credit - and Bank Group Director, which included leadership of Avenue's retail branch network, business banking division, private banking division, and music & entertainment division. In February of 2015, Andy and team embarked on their first public company ‘road show' and successfully took Avenue Bank public on the Nasdaq Exchange (ticker symbol: AVNU). In July of 2016, Avenue Bank merged with Nashville based Pinnacle Financial Partners to form one of the Top 50 largest Banks in the United States. Andy joined the leadership team of Pinnacle following the merger and currently serves in the role of Executive Vice President, Director of Music, Sports, & Entertainment. In this role, Andy develops and manages $2B in entertainment related accounts with clients including artists, songwriters, international label and publishing businesses, touring, athletes, and professional sports franchises, among others. Outside of Banking, Andy is a founder and partner of the Music City Grand Prix, an IndyCar race televised in over 180 countries attracting over 100,000 fans each year. Other pursuits include film (Executive Producer - Murder at Yellowstone City) and early-stage company development and investment. Andy's community involvement and accolades include: Exchange Club Family Center, former Chairman of the Board; founding member of Nashville Emerging Leaders; Montgomery Bell Academy Alumni Board; M Street Entertainment Advisory Board; Leadership Music Class of 2014; Nashville Film Festival Music Committee; The Tennessean's “Next Up”; Nashville Business Journal's “40 under 40”; Billboard Magazine's 2020, 2021, and 2022 Nashville “Power Players”, Music Publishing “Dealmakers”, and 2022/2023 all-industry “Power 100” ranking the music industries 100 most powerful players; Tennessee Entertainment Commission Board (Governor Appointed); Pet Community Center Board; Nashville Entrepreneur Center Board.

YIELDS and the Curve - getting weirder. Bear Twist -Tucked and ran. Earnings season update - big change this week to end the season. The Closest to The Pin standings! PLUS we are now on Spotify and Amazon Music/Podcasts! Click HERE for Show Notes and Links DHUnplugged is now streaming live - with listener chat. Click on link on the right sidebar. Love the Show? Then how about a Donation? Follow John C. Dvorak on Twitter Follow Andrew Horowitz on Twitter Warm Up - Musk/Zuck cage-fight news - Yields spike - Yield curve spreads - Prominent Bear - begs for mercy (Bullish Bear?) - Beer Ball - Reversing The Trend - Banks - Bowie: Under Pressure (who Else was featured on that song?) Market Update - Market Moving - earnings and ECO - Eco report was confusing many - what is the deal? - Earnings - some big hits and some big misses - An update on earnings season - Markets bummed - more downgrades, China data sucks 30 Second Shameless Host Plugs Inflation - Key CPI report out this week (tomorrow) - but many looking for consistent drop (AH sees potential for near-term bounce higher in inflation) - 3.5% - but weaker additions to payroll/jobs. - Wage growth kicking up again - Manheim Used Car Index -1.6% m/m, -11.6% yr/y (seeing moderation, but prices still high) Employment China Eco - China said Tuesday that exports fell by 14.5% in July from a year ago, while imports dropped by 12.4% in U.S. dollar terms. - That's worse than what analysts had expected. - A Reuters poll predicted a 12.5% decline in exports in July from a year ago, in U.S. dollar terms. Imports were expected to have dropped by 5% during that time, according to the poll. Yield Curve - The U.S. yield curve steepened by 20-30 basis points last week - the biggest steepening since March - and the steepening of the 2-year/30-year yield curve by 30 basis points was one of the biggest weekly moves in over a decade. - Lots of talk from Bill Ackman about shorting the long end of the curve (20-30 yr) Earnings Season - Almost ending - The blended year-over-year earnings decline for the second quarter is -5.2% today, compared to an earnings decline of -7.4% last week and an earnings decline of -7.0% at the end of the second quarter (June 30). - If -5.2% is the actual decline for the quarter, it will mark the largest year-over-year earnings decline reported by the index since Q3 2020 (-5.7%). It will also mark the third straight quarter in which the index has reported a year-over-year decrease in earnings. - Big mega-cap numbers helped over last week DOWNGRADES - Ratings agency Moody's downgraded the credit ratings of several U.S. banks on Monday and warned it was reviewing the status of some of the nation's biggest lenders. - Moody's cut the ratings of 10 U.S. banks by one notch and placed some banking giants on review for potential downgrades. The agency also changed its outlook to negative for several major lenders. Overall, it changed the assessments for 27 banks in the sector. - The downgraded banks include M&T Bank, Pinnacle Financial Partners, Prosperity Bank and BOK Financial Corp . - The banks placed on review for downgrade include BNY Mellon, US Bancorp, State Street and Truist Financial. -"Many banks' Q2 results showed growing profitability pressures that will reduce their ability to generate internal capital," Moody's wrote in a note. Italy! - How Do You Say Morons in Italian? - deficiente OR il ritardato - Italian banking shares took a beating on Tuesday morning after Italy's cabinet approved a 40% windfall tax on lenders' "excess" profits in 2023. - Just off negative rates and banks being punished again - Italian Deputy Prime Matteo Salvini told a press conference on Monday that the 40% levy on banks' extra profits derived from higher interest rates, amounting to several billion euros, will be used to cut taxes and offer financial support to mortgage holders.

Relationship Building as a Business Banker: An Interview with Samantha McElhaney, Pinnacle Financial Partners How do you build your brand and your book of business as a business banker when you don’t control your pricing, your reputation is tied up with your employer (which might or might not be helpful), and you work for a […]

What's it like working in the world? TNWAC hosts a seminar featuring professionals from a variety of occupations to discuss their career paths, experiences and ups and downs of working in international jobs. Dr. Gretchen Neisler - Moderator - University of Tennessee Vice Provost for International Affairs, Director, Center for Global Engagement; Member of Board of Directors, Tennessee World Affairs Council Terrance Fluker – U.S. Peace Corps, Tennessee Regional Recruiter Saúl Hernández – U.S. State Dept. Foreign Service Officer and Southeast Diplomat in Residence Sabrina Miller – SVP, Pinnacle Financial Partners, former Foreign Exchange Manager Rachel Bowen Pittman – Executive Director, United Nations Association, USA April 12, 2023

This Chit Chat session features Jonna Wall, Financial Analyst of Pinnacle Financial Partners, a ~$40 Billion (assets as of 06/30/2022) publicly traded financial institution based in Nashville, TN with locations in many markets throughout the southeast. Join us as we discuss the Bank's journey to become more efficient during month-end close, at a time when it was also going through a period of tremendous growth.

Rob Garcia serves as Pinnacle Financial Partners' Atlanta president. Before he joined Pinnacle in 2019 to lead the firm's de novo entry into Atlanta, Garcia was responsible for Synovus' largest division, which includes metro Atlanta and northwest Georgia, as its division CEO. Garcia began his financial services career in 1986. He has extensive commercial banking […]

Rob Garcia serves as Pinnacle Financial Partners' Atlanta president. Before he joined Pinnacle in 2019 to lead the firm's de novo entry into Atlanta, Garcia was responsible for Synovus' largest division, which includes metro Atlanta and northwest Georgia, as its division CEO. Garcia began his financial services career in 1986. He has extensive commercial banking […] The post Rob Garcia With Pinnacle Financial Partners appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Different childhoods, yet a serendipitous career path, Rob McCabe and Terry Turner brought a people-first approach to banking and founded Pinnacle Financial Partners in Nashville, Tennessee.

Today we have special guest Jamie Jackson in studio! Jamie works at Pinnacle Financial Partners in Nashville, she is passionate about fitness, she is a travel enthusiast, and much more! She is a fan of what we are doing with Spread The Positive and was willing to jump on the podcast! Looking forward to hearing more of her story and all the ways she is living out the Spread The Positive mission!

Frazier & Deeter’s Business Beat: Scott Jordan, Rose Sharif, and Matthew Ricks, Pinnacle Financial Partners On this edition of Business Beat, host Roger Lusby welcomed three seasoned banking professionals, Scott Jordan, Rose Sharif, and Matthew Ricks, who joined Pinnacle Financial Partners in order to start and build the bank’s North Fulton presence. Scott, Rose, and […]

Frazier & Deeter’s Business Beat: Scott Jordan, Rose Sharif, and Matthew Ricks, Pinnacle Financial Partners On this edition of Business Beat, host Roger Lusby welcomed three seasoned banking professionals, Scott Jordan, Rose Sharif, and Matthew Ricks, who joined Pinnacle Financial Partners in order to start and build the bank’s North Fulton presence. Scott, Rose, and […] The post Scott Jordan, Rose Sharif, and Matthew Ricks, Pinnacle Financial Partners appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Several key thought leaders share their perspective on key trends shaping 2022. Check out the video version of this episode on Youtube. Guests appearing in this episode and links to their original Top Quartile episode include: Sarae Janes Lewis SVP, Director of Associate & Client Experience at Pinnacle Financial Partners – The Inside Story of Pinnacle's Growth  Rick Claypoole EVP, Client Analytics at Infusion – The Value of Customer Data For M&A Delynn Byars SVP of Marketing at First South Financial CU – Systematic Onboarding  John Oxford SVP and Director of Marketing at Renasant Bank – Key Marketing Trends  Douglas Scarboro SVP of Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Regional Executive Memphis Branch – Helping Communities Thrive and Fostering Payments Innovation  Tim Keith CEO at Infusion – Loan Growth Best Practices 

We bring back some of the guests that were part of the inaugural year of Top Quartile for a roundtable discussion about key lessons learned in 2021. Check out the video version of this episode on Youtube! Guests appearing in this episode and links to their original Top Quartile episode include:  Sarae Janes Lewis SVP, Director of Associate & Client Experience at Pinnacle Financial Partners – The Inside Story of Pinnacle's Growth  Rick Claypoole EVP, Client Analytics at Infusion – The Value of Customer Data For M&A  Delynn Byars SVP of Marketing at First South Financial CU – Systematic Onboarding  John Oxford SVP and Director of Marketing at Renasant Bank – Key Marketing Trends  Douglas Scarboro SVP of Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Regional Executive Memphis Branch – Helping Communities Thrive and Fostering Payments Innovation  Tim Keith CEO at

Senior Vice President and Director of Associate and Client Experience at Pinnacle Financial Partners, Sarae Janes Lewis, talks with host Dan Marks about how building a great culture focused on delivering a great client experience drives growth at Pinnacle, including:  Sarae's background and the genesis of her role  How Pinnacle has grown from 250 employees to a top 40 bank by assets  How culture and delivering an excellent client experience interrelate  Pinnacle's leadership philosophy and the story behind using Partners in the name   Pinnacle's distinct operating approach and how analytics and listening to clients drive Top Quartile growth  Sarae's advice to her younger self  Connect with Sarae on LinkedIn  Check out Pinnacle's website  Fastest Growing Metro Areas in the US 

Frank Cardenas' passion for serving individuals has lead him into a career of servitude. With nearly a decade of experience working for The Social Security Administration; first as a Claims Adjudicator, then an Area Operations Analyst, and lastly as an Operational Supervisor- his focus became to solve an informational gap between the government and the people they serve. After receiving two Master's degree's, in Public Administration and Health Administration & Planning, his focus became on ways he could better provide the knowledge he had acquired. In November 2015, he and his team formed FEDlogic, Inc., which navigates individuals and families through Social Security Benefits such as Retirement, Disability, Spousal, Widow, Child, SSI, and Medicare. Frank's passion is to serve, he enjoys working with individuals and families to inform, strategize, and plan for their needs. FEDlogic is proud to be servicing over 280 companies in over 100,000 households. Notable companies include Ingram Industries, Pinnacle Financial Partners, & LBMC. FEDlogic is also proud to be an endorsed partner of The Tennessee Hospital Association. Contact Frank: LI: linkedin.com/in/frank-cardenas Web: https://fedlogicgroup.com/

In this episode, Eric Kasimov chats with Lance Collins, a United States Army Combat Veteran with 15 years of military service. This conversation is all about decision-making, flexibility, and having a consistent philosophy.  Lance Collins is a leader at Pinnacle Financial Partners where he is a Financial Advisor and Area Manager, overseeing a team of ... Read more The post EP133 | Army Combat Veteran Talks Decision-Making | Lance Collins appeared first on KazSource.

In this episode, Eric Kasimov chats with Lance Collins, a United States Army Combat Veteran with 15 years of military service. This conversation is all about decision-making, flexibility, and having a consistent philosophy.  Lance Collins is a leader at Pinnacle Financial Partners where he is a Financial Advisor and Area Manager, overseeing a team of… The post EP133 | Army Combat Veteran Talks Decision-Making | Lance Collins appeared first on KazSource.

On Sunday, January 22 Pinnacle Financial Partners announced its biggest acquisition yet - the $2 billion purchase of BNC Bancorp, the holding company of the Bank of North Carolina, in an all-stock transaction. Jonathan Hightower and Rob Klingler spend this episode walking through the details of the transaction and what's to come.