Tech Talk South: Innovation in Action!

CBA Today eNewsletter, Innovation Events,

What a great day in Tifton, diving into AI, brand impersonation, fintech integration, and innovation in community banking!

Huge thanks to Charles Potts, ICBA, and Chris Stanley, Georgia Banking Company, and the CBA Innovation Committee for leading insightful discussions. From a banker panel on fintech integration to hands-on partner demos, attendees left armed with new information and new connections.  Speakers included:

  • Innovation Ignited – Launching Your Bank’s Next Chapter
    Charles Potts, Chief Innovation Officer, ICBA
  • Future-Proofing Your Bank: Secure Fintech Integration & Cyber Resilience
    Jeremy Pogue, Integris
  • Deploying Generative AI in Financial Services: From Internal Knowledge Assistants to Customer-Facing Solutions
    Martin Barbee, Posh.AI
  • Combatting Scams Targeting Your Bank’s Brand Online: Real Costs & Emerging Trends
    Mark Trinidad, Allure Security & Rusty Slade, Planters First Bank
  • Banker Innovation Panel                                                                                                                                                                              Dawn Bridges, First National Bank of Coffee County; Jim Jowers, PrimeSouth Bank and Greg Judy, South Georgia Banking Company


One attendee shared “The presenters shared valuable solutions that could benefit everyone, but the most impactful part of the program was the group discussions. Connecting with fellow bankers, exchanging experiences, and learning how they adapted, improved, or implemented new solutions made for an insightful and practical learning experience.”

Thank you to the sponsors: ICBA, Finastra, IBT Apps, Integris and Genesys Technology Group.

John McNair, CBA President & CEO, shared, “These small group technology programs offered by CBA of Georgia in conjunction with ICBA maximize learning and networking. Our Tech Talk North is scheduled for Atlanta November 6. We intentionally keep the group size small; therefore, I suggest registering sooner rather than later.”