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HAVING TOUGH CONVERSATIONS IN                                     THE CREDIT CARD LANDSCAPE

                                        THE WORKPLACE                         Brian Storey, Business Development Manager

                  Jackie Rolow, EVP and Chief Talent Officer
                                                                              This session begins with an overview of the competitive credit card landscape and explains
                 In this session, Jackie will explain how to conduct tough    the challenges of entering the market, such as market domination by large financial
           conversations at work, build communication skills and enhance      institutions. Brian will explain why SHAZAM decided to put our hat into the credit card
            relationships — leading to better business performance. You’ll    ring and how we’ll be able to help grow your portfolio. Finally, he’ll explain the difference
         learn how to identify underlying differences in work styles, goals,   between a credit card agent program and SHAZAM’s solution.
          and power dynamics and change the way you view conflict. As a
          bonus, Jackie will provide practical tools to help you prepare for
         your next difficult conversation and make sure you choose words
                                   that won’t alienate the other person.      FIRESIDE CHATS: MAKING COMPLIANCE SIMPLE TO

                                                                              UNDERSTAND

                                                                              Kristie Anker, Compliance Analyst, Amanda Holmgaard, SVP Risk
               5 QUESTIONS TO EVALUATE YOUR                                   and Compliance + Kim Stock, Sr. Compliance Analyst

                                  PAYMENTS PROGRAM                            Compliance can be a difficult and frustrating subject. In this session, Kristie, Amanda and
                                                                              Kim will share their expertise on BSA/AML, consumer protection and mortgage compliance.
        Dan Heimann, Head of Enterprise Brand Strategy                        They’ll explain compliance jargon in layman’s terms so you walk away with a better

                                                                              understanding of the compliance world!
         Based on information from the Federal Reserve’s annual survey, it
         may be time to review and evaluate your card payments program.
          Segmenting payments into signature and PIN buckets is, frankly,
          outdated. Understanding the difference between fixed rates and
                      percentages helps determine how routing matters.        KEEPING YOUR DATA OFF THE DARK WEB: A DEEP
                                                                              DIVE INTO SOCIAL ENGINEERING

                                                                              Ben Hayden, Risk Services Manager


                                                                              As social media and other technology expand our personal and professional network, the
          BEYOND PUBLIC RELATIONS: CREATE                                     potential threats to your institution grow as well. Ben will explore how easily accessible
          AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE BUSINESS                                       personal information can be used against employees, explain how that information can be
                              AND COMMUNITIES JIVE                            used to exploit physical and virtual weaknesses at your organization and introduce easy
                                                                              solutions to mitigate threats from ever-growing social engineering scams.
         Patrick Dix, Vice President of Strategic Alliances


                                                 Details coming soon.


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