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Banking on KC – Steve Hentzen of The Prostate Network

On this episode of Banking on KC, Steve Hentzen, co-founder and president of The Prostate Network, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss his personal journey with prostate cancer and the work his organization is doing to provide support and resources for men facing the same diagnosis.

We Grow Here – Cultivating Personal, Financial and Community Growth

When you bank locally with Country Club Bank, your deposits become the lifeblood of Kansas City's economic development.

Your Savings: Tips for Building a Strong Financial Foundation

Learn how to maximize your money and build a strong financial foundation with smart savings tips on goal setting, budgeting, no-fee high-yield accounts, reducing debt and more.

Payments Insider Newsletter- Q1 2025- Beware BOI Filing Scams

Q1 2025 BOI Scam

Payments Insider Newsletter- Understanding the 2025 ACH Rules Update

Q1 2025- ACH Rules Update

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Banking on KC – Bill Zollars of CEO Academy: Mentoring Kansas City's Next Generation of CEOs

On this episode of Banking on KC, Bill Zollars, Co-Founder of CEO Academy of Kansas City, discusses how the Academy equips current and aspiring CEOs with real-world insights, networks and mentorship needed to lead with confidence and community impact.

Banking on KC – Jenna Giess of Hope Haven: Breaking the Silence, Restoring Hope

On this episode of Banking on KC, Jenna Giess, Executive Director of Hope Haven of Cass County, discusses the services and support Hope Haven provides to survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

We Live Here – Banking that Builds Community

Kansas City is more than just a place on a map—it’s home. It’s where you live, build your business and invest in the future.

A View from the Tower

With trade and broader President Trump 2.0 policies, particularly on the tariff front, producing mixed messages, uncertain potential economic outcomes and growth fears, the S&P 500 had its worst quarter since the third quarter of 2022. (April 8, 2025)