Conference Agenda. A mini-exposition featuring the latest products and services also highlights the conference.

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2 CBAI recognizes the powerful influence and potential of women in the banking profession, as well as the many challenges they face on a daily basis. As such, our Women in Community Banking Committee has shaped the agenda for this 11th annual conference around the top concerns facing women professionals, as well as pertinent banking issues for all community bankers. Don't miss this opportunity for invaluable networking, powerful information, and a great career move. Not only do you benefit both personally and professionally, you leave this conference motivated, energized, and inspired! Monday, November 13 Evening Social Activity 6:30-9 p.m. Get ready to take the ordinary trivia night to a whole new level! BPG Entertainment makes you forget what you know about every other trivia night with a fun, interactive, and lively music-themed event. This type of trivia requires participation by all contestants to listen to a song to answer the questions. This fun-filled event includes five rounds of musical topics, a lip sync contest, sound equipment, and emcee Big Papa G. Who Should Attend? The 2017 Women in Community Banking Conference is designed for all levels of female community bankers who are looking to develop their skills and grow within the banking profession. A mini-exposition featuring the latest products and services also highlights the conference. Fantastic seminar. I m so glad I came! Categories may include Musicals on Broadway, Finish the Lyrics, TV Theme Songs, Music in Movies, One Hit Wonders, Boy Bands, Cheesiest 90s Music, and more! The event will be held at the Northfield Center. A cash bar and appetizers will be provided. The winning team walks away with a small prize (and bragging rights). The fee for this event is $30. I had a great time at the social event! Conference Agenda 8 8:30 a.m. Registration, Exhibit Tables, and Continental Breakfast 8:30 9:45 a.m. Woman Up!: Overcome the Seven Deadly Sins That Sabotage Your Success Aimee Cohen, Founder, Woman Up! and Cohen Career Consulting Today's professional woman battles social norms, corporate barriers, male-dominated industries, and mass-media stereotypes but her own self-sabotaging behaviors may present the greatest obstacles. Discover the 7 Deadly Sins that sabotage your success, and learn practical strategies to defeat them. You will hear real-life examples, success strategies and solutions, and plenty of guilty confessions. Time to pull on your big-girl panties, take control of your career, and inspire other women to Woman UP! Aimee Cohen is a keynote speaker, career coach, and bestselling author of WOMAN UP! Overcome the 7 Deadly Sins that Sabotage Your Success. For more than 20 years, and a nearly 100% success rate, Cohen empowers women to take control of their careers. She has coached hundreds of clients in personalized one-on-one consultations, led outplacement transition seminars for Fortune 500 companies, and travels around the country delivering dynamic presentations to audiences of all sizes. Cohen specializes in keynote speeches and workshops targeting women's groups, organizations, and associations. She owns Woman UP! and Cohen Career Consulting, writes for the Denver Business Journal, co-founded a leadership program for executive women called Women ON Point, has appeared on Denver's Channels 4, 7, and 9 News, Fox News NY, and HuffPostLive, numerous national radio shows, Cohen has been cited in the Wall Street Journal, the Chicago Tribune, Fortune, Today.com, Glamour and the Denver Post, and is a multiple Outstanding Women in Business Award nominee. Her key clients include AT&T, Avaya, Dress for Success, Farmington New Mexico Police Department, Franklin Square, Jackson National Life Distributors, LiveWell Colorado, Newmont Mining, Northwestern Mutual, Oppenheimer Funds, PMA Foundation, TeamWomenMN, Travelers Insurance, University of Colorado-Boulder, University of Denver, University of St. Francis, Women in Law Enforcement, Women in Technology Association, and more.

3 Conference Agenda (cont d) 9:45 10 a.m. Break and Exhibit Tables 10-10:45 a.m. Community Banking Hot Topic Roundtables During this roundtable discussion, attendees have the opportunity to share ideas, issues, and concerns regarding your choice of a topic that keep you up at night. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn from your colleagues throughout the state. Attendees can select one of the following hot topic tables in which to participate: regulatory hot spots; managing employees/employee conflicts; social media making a presence; loan processes/operation; frontline concerns/customer service; and IT/cybersecurity. Please indicate on the registration form which table you prefer. The conference was motivational with items to take back to use at work and at home. 10:45-11:45 a.m. Hunting and Gathering in the Workplace: Effective Communication Skills Martha Lehman, Partner SmithAmundsen LLC, Indianapolis, IN Scientific theory and our own experiences tell us that men and women communicate and frequently work differently. These differences can provide diversity of thought and experience in the workplace. Or they can become a breeding ground for dissatisfied employees and an underachieving office. How does a good leader recognize the differences and harness the variety of skills for the benefit of all? Using examples and insights gained from 30 years of legal practice in a male-dominated field, the speaker guides participants through these issues and provides some practical tips for improving your communication skills. Martha Lehman is a partner with SmithAmundsen LLC, where she concentrates her practice in the area of creditors rights and bankruptcy. Her practice has included all facets of bankruptcy and insolvency representation, including secured lenders, unsecured creditors, creditors committees, and debtors. Lehman is a graduate of the University of Dayton and the Vanderbilt University School of Law. She is a past chair of the Indianapolis Bar Association Commercial and Bankruptcy Section and is certified in business bankruptcy by the American Board of Certification. Lehman is a fellow of the Indianapolis Bar Foundation and a board member. She sits on the Indiana State Bar Association Bankruptcy and Creditors Rights Section Executive Committee and is a member of the House of Delegates. She is also a member of the American Board of Certification where she currently serves as a member of the Faculty Committee. 12:45-1 p.m. Exhibits 11:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m. Lunch CBAI Update Gregg Roegge, CBAI Chairman & President/CEO Rushville State Bank 1-1:45 p.m. 27 Hangers: Develop a Professional Wardrobe Incorporating Your Style Personality Karen Cunningham, Founder Image Forward, Springfield, IL 27 Hangers is a program designed to help you shop on purpose, not on impulse. The speaker helps you obtain skills to streamline your wardrobe for workplace and everyday wear. She will help you design and organize your wardrobe to be efficient and interchangeable. It encompasses the importance of color, body shape, and style personality to dress appropriately for your professional image. This program is a must-see for everyone! I enjoyed meeting all of the new people at the conference! Karen Cunningham, founder of ImageForward, has more than 30 years of experience in the professional world. Her involvement in city/state government, private industry, and as an entrepreneur has revealed to her the importance of how your total image impacts you and the company for which you work. Image adds value to your personal worth and that of the organization you represent. Cunningham has owned her own business as a personal image and beauty consultant for many years and has worked with her clients to enhance a greater self image. She loves working with women on the importance of appearance and the role it plays in who you are and what you represent. She is dedicated to helping you navigate your personal style and professional image. The image you portray on the outside tells the whole world what you feel on the inside. Her passion for style and color lends to her expertise with the latest trends, helping women dress appropriately for their individual styles and body types, and focusing on the best color palettes for their skin. Cunningham has professional training and certifications from numerous experts in the fields of leadership, color and style analysis, makeup application, and cosmetics. Listening to the speakers and having the opportunity to network was a breath of fresh air to take back to the bank.

4 Conference Agenda (cont d) 1:45-2:45 p.m. The Role of Social Media in Community Banking Krista Ammons Data Center, Inc., Hutchinson, KS Millennial and social media strategist, Krista Ammons, explores the role social media serves and contributes to the business of community banks. This sessions breaks down the activities of community banks and the nation's largest banks on social media to understand their strategies while analyzing their results. The audience walks away with an understanding of why social media is prudent for growing the future of their banks and what they need to do to begin their own social media strategies. The discussion includes real world accounts of community banks using social media based on bank interviews and provides a statistical analysis of social media use linked to business growth for banks. Attendees learn how to create a social media strategy with an emphasis on content creation. This session also scratches the surface on what you can do build your personal social brand in and outside of the bank. Great topics! Relatable and useful, as usual. The take-away benefits are immediate. Krista Ammons is a relentless change agent, MBA, and millennial passionate about helping community bankers see outside the corporate branding box. With more than 15 years of sales and marketing experience, Ammons combines psychology, visual arts, and technology to consult with community bankers coast to coast on their social media, marketing, and product strategies, and decisions. 2:45-3 p.m. Exhibits Registration Fees 3-4 p.m. Elevate Your Executive Presence and Build a Leadership Pipeline at Your Bank Aimee Cohen, Woman Up! If you want to be an executive, then you need to act like one and be perceived as one. The truth is that it takes more than specific skills and certifications to create an effective executive. It also takes a powerful and polished executive presence. Executive presence is a combination of behavior, communication style, and image and it needs to convey confidence at all times. Essentially, it's the first impression people have of you in the first seven seconds of meeting you, and how you show up and own a room. When it comes to being considered for career advancement, executive presence accounts for 30% of what it takes to get a promotion. Elevating your executive presence is not only a valuable tool for your career success, but helps create a powerful leadership pipeline at your bank. 4 p.m. Door Prizes, Basket Raffle Drawing, and Adjournment Dress Down for Breast Cancer Awareness Attendees are invited to dress down for the conference for a $5 minimum donation. Casual dress, including jeans, is acceptable. (Feel free to wear pink!) The conference will also include a basket raffle, with tickets available for purchase. The winners are drawn at the conclusion of the conference. All funds raised will be donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure (breast cancer awareness foundation). Fees include hand-out materials, refreshment breaks, and lunch. An income-tax deduction may be allowed for educational expenses undertaken to maintain or improve professional skills. Cancellation Policy Registrants cancelling two days prior to each seminar receive 100% refund; one day prior, 50%; the day of the seminar, no refund. All cancellations must be made in writing prior to the seminar day. Invoices and training materials will be sent to all no shows. **Only financial institutions/firms eligible for CBAI membership. CBAI MEMBER One person $265 Two or more from same banking institution $245 each **PROSPECTIVE MEMBER One person $465 Two or more from same banking institution $445 each CDD members receive a 10% discount.

5 Registration Form WOMEN IN COMMUNITY BANKING CONFERENCE November 13 & 14, 2017 Please Print Name of Bank Address City, State, Zip Tel. No. Name/Title ( is required for registration). Hot Topic Roundtable Selection (regulatory hot spots; managing employees/employee conflicts; social media; loan processes/operations; frontline concerns/customer service; IT/cybersecurity) Are you attending the Monday evening social? ($30 fee) Circle Yes or No. Name/Title ( is required for registration). Hot Topic Roundtable Selection (regulatory hot spots; managing employees/employee conflicts; social media; loan processes/operations; frontline concerns/customer service; IT/cybersecurity) Are you attending the Monday evening social? ($30 fee) Circle Yes or No. I have special needs, please contact me before the seminar. Please select your payment method. Check Enclosed Check in Mail Pay at Door Credit Card* *If you are paying by credit card, please fill out the following information. (Visa & MasterCard accepted). Name as It Reads on Card Company Name on Card Billing Address of Card Card Number Three-Digit Security Code Click it in: Fax it in: (217) Exp. Date Mail it in: CBAI Education Department 901 Community Drive Springfield, IL Call it in: (800) (Illinois only) (217) Dates and Location November 13 & 14, 2017 Northfield Inn and Conference Center 3280 Northfield Drive, Springfield, IL (217) A block of rooms has been reserved for conference participants. To assure availability, reservations should be made by Monday, October 30, Reservations after this date are accepted on a space available basis only. When you call in your reservation, please remember to identify yourself as a CBAI Women in Community Banking Conference Attendee in order to get the special room rate of $85 plus tax for singles or doubles. For More Information Tracy McQuinn, Senior Vice President Valerie Johnston, Vice President Melinda McClelland, Vice President Rebecca Ridgeway, Administrative Assistant Jennifer Nika, Administrative Assistant Department of Education & Special Events 800/ / Fax: 217/ Terry Griffin, Vice President Chicago Area 708/ Women in Community Banking Subcommittee Beth Cotner, Chairperson, Scott State Bank, Bethany Jennifer Beard, Farmers State Bank of Elmwood Ramona Knoblett, First Robinson Savings Bank, N.A. Teresa Lovekamp, Midland Community Bank, Kincaid (Taylorville) Lori Pieper, Community State Bank, Galva Valerie Stocks, Apple River State Bank Amy Thiede, Prairie Community Bank, Marengo A big THANK YOU to the subcommittee for all your time and efforts!