COMMUNITY BANKING FOCUS

Premier Education for Community Bankers

The Graduate School of Banking at Colorado offers the premier educational experience for community bankers. Class discussions, case examples and projects are targeted at issues faced by senior managers of community banks. The objective is to help provide the technical training and leadership skills for the next generation of community bank managers.

Asset Distribution of

Banks Represented in 2009

Asset Size

(Dollars in Millions)

Percentage Enrollments

0-50

8%

51-100

15%

101-250

29%

251-500

20%

501-750

6%

751-1,000

3%

Over 1,000

19%

Newer Electives Targeted at Community Bankers

High Performance Community Banking
Identifying and Retaining Your Bank's Best Talent
Leading Organizational Change in the 21st Century
Managing and Working with Family-Owned Banks
Working with the Regulators (BSA, Patriot Act, etc.)

"One of the most exciting aspects of GSBC is the networking with other community bankers. I have attended many other banking seminars, but the topics usually are not focused on the specifics of smaller financial institutions like they are at GSBC. I would also commend GSBC on the talented instructors, as they relate and tie-in real world experiences."

Shane Hite, 2008 Graduate

Senior Vice President, Andrew Johnson Bank

Greeneville, TN

EXPERIENCE GSBC

Graduate School of Banking

1540 30th St. Suite 147, UCB 411

Boulder, CO 80309

800. 272. 5138

Email: gsbc@GSBColorado.org