Thrive Financially: Let's Talk Banking 101

As a valued Nonprofit Connect member, you're invited to this complimentary workshop!
 

Gain the confidence to manage your finances effectively. In this workshop, you'll learn how to:

• Partner with your financial institution: Discover how to leverage your bank's services to grow your wealth and safeguard your money.
• Understand your banking options: Explore the different types of accounts available and choose the best options for your needs.
• Open a bank account with ease: Learn the simple steps involved in opening a bank account.
• Build a strong financial foundation: Gain valuable insights into managing your money effectively and achieving your financial goals.

This workshop is exclusively for our Nonprofit Connect members.

Space is limited, so register today!

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Meet the presenter:
Everton has dedicated over 20 years to the financial industry. His experience in domestic and international banking and consumer lending environments is extensive. Everton’s journey started with the National Commercial Bank in Jamaica and continued through Citibank, where he served in various leadership positions. He joined Arvest Bank from Heartland Community Credit Union, where he served as president and CEO for nine years.

Everton’s passion for improving the quality of life for individuals in our urban communities is unparalleled. He strives to be a trusted financial advisor through open communication and a strong commitment to his community. Everton is the immediate past President of the West Indian Social Club of Kansas City, Treasurer of Carver Baptist Bible College, Treasurer of Cyber Creationz Tech, and as a Deacon of Bannister Road Baptist Church in Kansas City.Everton earned his master’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. He is happily married to Patricia, with whom he has three children. In his spare time, Everton enjoys listening to music, playing cricket, and watching football.
 

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Disclaimer:  Nonprofit Connect and its affiliates are not responsible for any decisions made or actions taken based on the information presented in this workshop.