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UPCOMING EDUCATION PROGRAMS
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Name (Location) |
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9/28/2006
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Infopipeline – Executive Compensation: Revisions to SEC Disclosure Rules
(Your office or locations of your choice)
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10/11/2006 – 10/13/2006
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Asset & Liability Management – Advanced Issues
(Stamford, Connecticut)
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10/15/2006
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2006 Directors’ Forum
(San Diego, California)
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10/23/2006 – 10/27/2006
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Residential Lending School
(Stamford, CT)
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10/26/2006 – 10/27/2006
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Branch Administrators’ Workshop
(Stamford, CT)
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11/13/2006 – 11/15/2006
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Advanced Issues in Compliance
(Stamford, CT)
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11/13/2006 – 11/17/2006
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Branch Management Development School
(Stamford, CT)
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11/16/2006 – 11/17/2006
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Home Equity Lending Workshop
(Stamford, CT)
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2/5/2007 – 2/7/2007
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Asset & Liability Management – Fundamentals
(Stamford, CT)
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4/1/2007 – 8/1/2008
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Executive MBA in Bank Management
(College Park, Maryland)
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4/16/2007 – 4/20/2007
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Branch Management Development School
(Stamford, CT)
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4/16/2007 – 4/20/2007
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Mortgage Loan Underwriting School
(Stamford, CT)
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5/3/2007 – 5/4/2007
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The Leaders’ Circle: An Executive Roundtable Exchange
(Cape Cod, Massachusetts)
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5/7/2007 – 5/11/2007
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Regulatory Compliance School
(Stamford, CT)
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5/21/2007 – 5/25/2007
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Consumer Lending School
(Stamford, CT)
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6/11/2007 – 6/15/2007
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Commercial Lending School
(Stamford, CT)
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7/12/2007 – 7/20/2007
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National School of Banking
(Fairfield, CT)
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8/5/2007 – 8/10/2007
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Senior Leadership Institute
(Radnor, Pennsylvania)
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11/7/2007
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2007 Directors’ Forum
(Las Vegas, NV)
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For a schedule
of online courses
offered
to ACB
members through
an alliance with
CFT-AS, click
here.
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National School of Banking Class of 2006
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larger)
On July 21, the Class of 2006
completed the requirements for graduation from ACB’s
National School of Banking, a graduate-level program of
bank management. Laura Hudson, VP and Marketing Officer,
Kennebec Savings Bank, Augusta, ME, received the
Chairman’s Award for the most outstanding graduate in
academics, leadership and spirit. Gary Dubrow, SVP and
Deputy General Counsel, Acacia Federal Savings Bank,
Falls Church, VA, led his class academically.
ACB congratulates all of the graduates, their sponsoring
institutions and families. Click
here
for more information. |
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ACB’s five major schools for employees of community banks focus on
the technical and management development of specialists and
officers. Programs are offered at locations throughout the country,
as well as through webcasts and teleconferences.
For senior executives, the
Seminar for Presidents and the
Senior Leadership Institute focus on critical management and
strategic issues facing the leaders of the community banking
industry.
The
National School of Banking concentrates on expanding the
perspective of the department or division manager preparing them to
be an effective member of the senior management team. This program
has been recommended for 21 graduate credits by the American Council
on Education.
ACB’s Executive MBA for Bankers
In 1999, ACB launched the first and only Executive MBA offering to
help community banks develop and retain key staff. ACB has added
enhancements, joining with a leading graduate business school in
designing a unique, accredited MBA program. This course of studies
combines the industry-specific content of ACB’s National School of
Banking with the global strategic, operational, economic and
leadership curriculum of the University of Maryland University
College (UMUC).
ACB’s School of Financial Management offers over 30 live
workshops for managers exploring the fields of management,
regulatory compliance, residential mortgage, consumer, and
commercial lending, trust services, and asset and liability
management. Trustees’ and directors’ workshops are conducted in
conjunction with the Annual Convention and as day-long retreats to
cover selected areas of corporate governance (in partnership with
the National Association of Corporate Directors).
Recognizing that members’ resources are limited, ACB sponsored its
School of E-Learning through an alliance with
Center for Financial Training-Atlantic States to reduce training
expenses and time out of office, while increasing accessibility. For
information on this school,
email Gloria Becker at [email protected].
InfoPipelines
deliver cutting-edge information on regulatory and legislative
issues affecting the business of community banking. These 2-hour
distance learning workshops are delivered straight to your desk
through an effective combination of telephone conferencing and
internet webcast.
Click on any of the schools above to learn more. Or, click on a
link below for additional information on current education opportunities:
Learn more about ACB’s professional development offerings
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The 2006-2007
Education Catalog
is now available!
Click the
graphic below for
more information.
Curriculum Path:
Recommended Courses
by Job Function
2006 Human Resources Forum
2006 Senior Leadership Institute
2006 National School of Banking
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