Spring Essentials of Banking Full Program Details | Session 1 Details

In association with Performance Solutions, Inc., Drexler Consulting, LLC is excited to again present one of our legacy programs, Essentials of Banking, new and improved for 2025.  

Essentials of Banking is a six-part, interactive, virtual learning series designed to provide a complete overview of banking principles and operations.  Each session is 3 hours in length.

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Spring 2025 Session Dates: January 22 | February 19 | March 19 | April 23 | May 21 | June 25 - Each session runs from 8:45 am - 12:00 noon

Who Should Attend: New bank employees in all roles/departments and bank directors new to banking, management trainees, and bank veterans who are looking to broaden their banking knowledge.

Benefits of the Series:

• Establish a strong foundational knowledge of banking in the United States
• Expand banking skills and knowledge in a focused learning environment
• Interact and network with other bankers in a virtual environment
• Understand the variety of banking career opportunities
• Improve cross functional contributions and performance
• Prepare for Graduate Schools of Banking
• Know how your bank makes money
• Interpret your bank’s financial statements
• Define commonly used banking terminology
• Develop a mindset of service to all stakeholders
• Contribute to your bank’s growth and profitability 

Attendees are required to:

• Have Zoom virtual meeting access
• Interact with facilitator and other participants in a live, virtual environment
• Actively participate in all activities and exercises
• Complete assignments
• Have full, working computer microphone and speakers or phone access
• Participate in chat discussions

For the best training experience and learning results, attendees are highly encouraged to have their video cameras on during training.  

To receive a full overview of banking, it is recommended that participants attend all six sessions of the series, beginning with Session I.  However, one session is not a prerequisite for another.  Each session may be attended as a stand-alone class.