WHO ATTENDS: Attendees are bank operations officers, IT, security, and compliance
officers and various department heads. Each year we include track of specialized
programs for an additional group of bank managers. This year the track of additional
sessions will focus on lending and we will draw a number of loan officers to the show. Last year’s
conference drew our largest attendance yet: 284 bankers, exhibitors and workshop leaders for a full day
of educational breakouts and exhibits.
SCHEDULE: Exhibit hall hours alternate with educational breakout sessions throughout the day. The exhibit hall is the location for the continental breakfast, buffet lunch and afternoon refreshment break.
SPONSORS: Exhibitors looking for extra exposure can sign up to sponsor meals, refreshment breaks, or
the Grand Prize. Many exhibitors also bring door prizes, and we will award them publicly during lunch to
allow you to present your prize directly to the winner.
BOOTHS: Exhibitors select their booth location on a first come, first served basis. Please list your
competitors in the space provided on the registration form to help us avoid assigning you next to
companies that you name. BOOTHS WILL BE ASSIGNED WHEN PAYMENT IS RECEIVED.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS YEAR ALL EXHIBITORS WILL BE INVITED TO SUPPLY IN ADVANCE A ONE-PAGE
MARKETING FLYER TO PLACE IN BANKER CONFERENCE PACKETS. You will receive a reminder of this in the
confirmation package you will receive after you register. Exhibitors receive a list of registrants a week before the conference.
Please join us in Portland at BANK EXPO 2008 and take this opportunity to meet with bank officers from all regions of Maine.
The 32nd Annual Community Bank Directors ’ Forum is open to directors of all banking institutions as well as senior officers who have responsibilities to the board. The 2008 Forum will take place on May 9th at the Augusta Civic Center.
Contact Pam Green at (207) 791-8412, greenp@mecb.com for more information.
The New England School of Financial Studies provides banking professionals with the tools needed to manage effectively in today’s changing financial climate. To be eligible for this week-long program, applicants should hold supervisory positions in a financial institution and demonstrate the ability to take on greater responsibility within their financial institutions.
This annual program is the culmination of lobbying efforts by both associations. The staff from both associations will review all legislation pertaining to financial institutions and their subsidiaries. Questions and comments are welcomed and state regulators are invited to assist with interpretations.
This training explores practical application as well as the financial and regulatory benefits and rists resulting from specific credit bureau reporting issues.
OVERVIEW: This FHA training seminar will help bring you and your staff quickly up to speed so you can begin originating and underwriting FHA loans if you: have never originated FHA loans, need a refresher course on the ins and outs of these government loan programs, are new to underwriting and/or need a refresher course on the nuances of the FHA loan programs.
WHO ATTENDS: Loan originators/mortgage lenders wanting to offer FHA loans along with underwriters and processors new to FHA lending can benefit from this seminar.
ALLL SEMINAR: DETERMINING LOAN LOSS RESERVE ADEQUACY
OVERVIEW: The objective of this seminar is to examine the regulatory guidelines for determining the adequacy of a financial institution’s loan and lease loss reserve. We will also address the noncomplex community bank regulatory examination process for assessing a financial institution’s ALLL evaluation process. This seminar will identifythe responsibilities of management for establishing a formal risk-based methodology for documenting the adequacy of loan and lease loss reserves.
WHO ATTENDS: CEOs, Presidents, Executive Officers, Senior Lending Officers, loan review personnel, and internal auditors should attend this session to ensure a clear understanding of the industry and regulatory issues that will impact their financial institution.
FEDERAL REGULATION Z & TRUTH IN LENDING ACT (TILA) SEMINAR
OVERVIEW: This FHA training seminar will help bring you and your staff quickly up to speed so you can begin originating and underwriting FHA loans if you: have never originated FHA loans, need a refresher course on the ins and outs of these government loan programs, are new to underwriting and/or need a refresher course on the nuances of the FHA loan programs.
WHO ATTENDS: Loan originators/mortgage lenders wanting to offer FHA loans along with underwriters and processors new to FHA lending can benefit from this seminar.
ALLL SEMINAR: DETERMINING LOAN LOSS RESERVE ADEQUACY
OVERVIEW: The objective of this seminar is to examine the regulatory guidelines for determining the adequacy of a financial institution’s loan and lease loss reserve. We will also address the noncomplex community bank regulatory examination process for assessing a financial institution’s ALLL evaluation process. This seminar will identifythe responsibilities of management for establishing a formal risk-based methodology for documenting the adequacy of loan and lease loss reserves.
WHO ATTENDS: CEOs, Presidents, Executive Officers, Senior Lending Officers, loan review personnel, and internal auditors should attend this session to ensure a clear understanding of the industry and regulatory issues that will impact their financial institution.
FEDERAL REGULATION Z & TRUTH IN LENDING ACT (TILA) SEMINAR