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Regional Banking Roundtable – Plotting the Course for Data Modernization

VIRTUAL EVENT

April 27, 12 p.m. ET

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Data estate transformation is hard! Financial institution leaders must navigate an ever-expanding network of tools and technologies, and increasingly stringent regulatory and security requirements. Even when they find what they are looking for, implementation can be stymied by resource requirements and availability, budget concerns, and adoption fatigue.

Passerelle invited three regional banking IT leaders, who will share how they helped plot the course for scalable, future-ready data management with security and data governance at its core. Our Regional Banking Roundtable features:

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Peter Love, Chief Digital Officer at Berkshire Bank

Berkshire Bank is two years into a four year project – coined the BEST initiative – that will build an omnichannel banking experience for customers, create a mobile-first customer experience, and modernize its data architecture. Berkshire Bank (BHLB) is a publicly traded bank headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. It is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hills Bancorp, a bank holding company. The bank operates 130 branches in New England, New York and the Mid-Atlantic, and is the largest regional bank headquartered in Massachusetts. Berkshire manages nearly $500 million in annual revenue and more than $12 billion in total assets.

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Troy Carmichael, Director of Enterprise Data Management at Renasant Bank

Renasant Bank is adopting a cloud-first data management strategy, with metadata driven data pipelines that support a well-governed data lake in the Snowflake Data Cloud and enable utilization of cloud-native marketing tools and enriched first party data. Renasant Bank (RNST) is a publicly-traded regional bank based in Tupelo, Mississippi. Renasant Bank has more than 190 branches in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee. Following a decade of acquisition-based growth, Renasant Bank currently manages $17 billion in assets.

Josh Nash, Senior Vice President, Director of Information Technology at Camden National Bank

Camden National Bank de-siloed data with cloud-based data management, empowering business users in Retail Banking, Commercial Banking, Wealth Management and Risk Mitigation to use data for decision-making. Camden National Corporation (NASDAQ:CAC), headquartered in Camden, Maine, is the largest publicly traded bank holding company in Northern New England with $5.1 billion in assets and more than 650 employees.

During the Regional Banking Roundtable, panelists will discuss how they chose their technology stack, what they learned during implementation, and identify a few items every technology leader should know before they start a modernization project.

Panelists will close the Roundtable with some information about a community project their bank supports – all event attendees can vote for their favorite project, and Passerelle will contribute $10 per vote. We will be sure to leave time for Questions and Answers – our Panelists know their stuff and have so much to share.

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