CONFERENCE BULLETIN. Presented by: NJBankers 411 North Avenue East Cranford, NJ (908)

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1 CONFERENCE BULLETIN NJBankers 411 North Avenue East Cranford, NJ (908) Presented by: 1 CPE CREDIT WILL APPLY EVENT SCHEDULE 8:15 a.m. Registration 9:15 a.m. Program 11:55 a.m. Luncheon 3:40 p.m. Adjournment For additional information, Please call or Program: Cris Goncalves , ext. 630 cgoncalves@njbankers.com Sponsorships: Jenn Zorn , ext. 611 jzorn@njbankers.com Registration: Diane Starr , ext. 600 dstarr@njbankers.com Follow us on: 6 th ANNUAL WOMEN IN BANKING CONFERENCE Knowledge, Power, Mentorship Wednesday, April 6, 2016 The Palace at Somerset Park, Somerset, NJ Join us in celebrating our sixth annual one-day conference concentrating on the advancement of women in leadership positions. Successful women managers and leaders from New Jersey financial institutions and affiliated professional groups share their experiences and knowledge with future leaders. Dorothy Savarese, of Cape Cod Five Mutual Company and In-coming Chairwoman, of American Bankers Association will be the morning keynote speaker, where she will give her perspective on how to elevate your career to the next level. Attendees will then have the opportunity to attend one of our three breakout sessions. The first session will be on Stress and Our Perceptions with Debra Singleton, Cigna. Determine whether your perception of control is more internal or external. The better you are at managing your own stress, the more you'll positively affect those around you, and the less other people's stress will negatively affect you. Our second session will focus on Fearless & Feminine in a Man s World: How to Get Further Faster (Without Feeling Pushy or Awkward!) with Linda Albright. The third break-out session will be Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health with Barbara Carrollo-Loeffler, Dawn Scocco and Laura Huderwitz of Provident Bank, where attendees will learn to create a budget, get out of debt and save for the future. After our networking luncheon, attendees will attend a session on Executive Presence: Defining Yourself as a Leader moderated by Margaret Lanning, OceanFirst Bank, along with Angela Snyder, Chairwoman and CEO, Fulton Bank of New Jersey and In-coming Chairwoman, New Jersey Bankers Association, Paula Mandell, M&T Bank and Michelle Tenzyk, East Tenth Group. The panel will discuss how women can learn to allow their presence be known, through their leadership skills. Leaders are not born, they are made! Following the panel will be a presentation on Cyber Security with Kevin Rietema, Federal Bureau of Investigation. With all that is going on around us, it is imperative that banks be aware of the various cyber threats they face on a daily basis. The day will conclude with a presentation on Social Media & Your Bank with Jill Castilla, Citizens Bank of Edmond. Don t dismiss the attention your social media account can get. It is a great way to get noticed based on your reputation. GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY: This year the Women In Banking Conference is proud to partner with The Center for Great Expectations. During the General Session, Margaret Wright, of The Center for Great Expectation will discuss her journey that lead her to form the center, which is a safe place, a safe presence and a safe path for homeless, pregnant or parenting, adult women and adolescents, and their children to overcome, and break, the destructive generational cycle of trauma, abuse, homelessness and addiction. Please see page 8 for further details on how you can contribute to the Center during the conference. Updated: March 29, 2016 NEW JERSEY BANKERS ASSOCIATION WHO SHOULD ATTEND: The Women in Banking Conference welcomes members of any financial institution or financial services provider interested in the enhancement and career growth of women in New Jersey.

2 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued WOMEN IN BANKING CONFERENCE Knowledge, Power, Mentorship 8:15 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. Registration / Networking 9:15 a.m. to 9:20 a.m. Welcome / Introduction Geri Kelly, Executive Vice President Human Resources Officer Columbia Bank 9:20 a.m. to 10:10 a.m. Keynote Speaker Dorothy A. Savarese, Chairman, President & CEO Cape Cod Five Mutual Company In-coming Chairwoman, American Bankers Association 10:10 a.m. to 10:25 a.m. The Center for Great Expectations Margaret Wright, President & CEO The Center for Great Expectations 10:25 a.m. to 10:55 a.m. Networking / Mentoring Break 10:55 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions (choose one of three) Option A: Stress and Our Perceptions Debra Singleton, LCSW, Trainer Cigna Option B: Fearless & Feminine in a Man s World: How to Get Further Faster (Without Feeling Pushy or Awkward!) Linda Albright, Entrepreneurial Coach & Strategist Women s Wealth Revolution 2 Option C: Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health! How to Create a Budget: Barbara Carrollo-Loeffler, Senior Vice President & Director of Consumer & Residential Lending Provident Bank How to Get out of Debt: Dawn Scocco, Vice President & Portfolio Manager Provident Bank How to Save for the Future: Laura Huderwitz, First Vice President & Market Manager Provident Bank

3 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued WOMEN IN BANKING CONFERENCE Knowledge, Power, Mentorship 11:55 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. Luncheon / Networking 12:40 p.m. to 1:40 p.m. Executive Presence: Defining Yourself as a Leader Moderator: Margaret Lanning, First Senior Vice President, Chief Credit Officer OceanFirst Bank Panelists: Paula Mandell, Senior Vice President, Area Executive M&T Bank Angela Snyder, Chairwoman & CEO The Fulton Bank of New Jersey In-coming Chairwoman, New Jersey Bankers Association Michelle Tenzyk, President East Tenth Group 1:40 p.m. to 2:40 p.m. Cyber Security Kevin G. Rietema, Special Agent/Coordinator Federal Bureau of Investigation 2:40 p.m. to 3:40 p.m. Social Media & Your Bank Jill Castilla, President & CEO Citizens Bank of Edmond 3:40 p.m. Adjournment 3

4 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued SPONSORS NJBankers Women In Banking Planning Committee would like to thank the following for their generous support: DIAMOND SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSORS GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS 4

5 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued WOMEN IN BANKING CONFERENCE Knowledge, Power, Mentorship April 6, 2016 SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE LEVEL PRESENTING SPONSOR* *limited time offer; limited to one partner AMOUNT $15,000 DIAMOND SPONSOR $10,000 PLATINUM SPONSOR $7,500 GOLD SPONSOR $5,000 SILVER SPONSOR $2,500 BRONZE SPONSOR $1,000 INCLUDES Welcome / Introduction of Program Exclusive table give away sponsor Speaking opportunity available Logo recognition on screen at breaks and lunch Logo recognition in weekly e-bulletin and mailings Company profile in program guide Marketing materials distributed to attendees 20 complimentary registrations Podium recognition Logo recognition on screen at breaks and lunch Logo recognition in weekly e-bulletin and mailings Company profile in program guide 15 complimentary registrations Podium recognition Logo recognition on screen at breaks and lunch Logo recognition in weekly e-bulletin and mailings Company profile in program guide 10 complimentary registrations Logo recognition on screen at breaks and lunch Logo recognition in weekly e-bulletin and mailings 7 complimentary registrations Signage at event Logo recognition in weekly e-bulletin and mailings 5 complimentary registrations Signage at event 2 complimentary registrations SPONSORSHIPS: To Discuss Sponsorship Levels or to Send Completed Form and Company Logo (high res.jpg/.eps) contact: Jenn Zorn, Senior Vice President/Director of Education and Business Development, New Jersey Bankers Association, 411 North Avenue East, Cranford, NJ jzorn@njbankers.com. Secure PAYMENT METHOD AmEx Visa MasterCard Discover Check (To ensure your space, please fax form even if mailing with a check.) Card # Name on Card Exp. Date CCV# Signature 5 Grand Total of Sponsorship: $ SPONSORS, PLEASE SEE SEPARATE REGISTRATION FORM

6 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued WOMEN IN BANKING CONFERENCE Knowledge, Power, Mentorship Date: Wednesday, April 6, 2016 Registration: 8:15 a.m. 9:15 a.m. Program: 9:15 a.m. 3:40 p.m. Location: The Palace at Somerset Park 333 Davidson Avenue Somerset, NJ TO REGISTER By Mail: New Jersey Bankers Association 411 North Avenue East Cranford, NJ By Online: Questions? Registration Information: Program fee includes seminar materials, continental breakfast, refreshment break, and luncheon. The deadline to register is March 23, Cancellations received prior to the registration deadline will be assessed an administration fee of $25 per registrant. After March 23, 2016, refunds will not be granted, but substitutions are welcomed. All cancellations must be submitted in writing. In case of inclement weather, please call the New Jersey Bankers Association office after 6:30 a.m. for a message on cancellation. Follow us on: REGISTRATION (Please photocopy for additional attendees) Sponsors, please see attached form for additional attendees Attendee Concurrent Morning Session (choose one of three) Option A Stress and Our Perceptions Option B Fearless & Feminine in a Man s World Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee Registration Fee: NJBankers member - $170 Non-member* - $320 Hardship - (please see guidelines on next page) I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. PAYMENT METHOD AmEx Visa MasterCard Discover Check (To ensure your space, please fax form even if mailing with a check.) Name on Card Card # Exp. Date CCV# Signature *If you are not a member of NJBankers and would like to join, contact Jenn Zorn, , ext

7 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued NEW JERSEY BANKERS ASSOCIATION Financial Hardship Guidelines and Procedures for CLE Programs & Courses The following constitutes the financial hardship guidelines and procedures for continuing legal education programs and courses sponsored by the New Jersey Bankers Association: 1. The fees charged by NJBankers for continuing legal education programs and courses reflect the Association s commitment to the availability of affordable, quality CLE programs to our members and their associates. Reduced fees to attend NJBanker s programs are available to: a) Attorneys in private practice whose gross annual income is less than $35,000; attorneys who work for not-for-profit organizations; and judges, judicial law clerks, law professors and law students may apply for a 15% discount off the member registration fee; b) Employees of financial services regulatory agencies and other governmental entities may register at the member rate. 2. Requests for reduced or waived fees for NJBanker s sponsored CLE programs shall be made in writing and submitted to Jenn Zorn, Vice President/Director of Education and Business Development no later than 14 days before (March 23, 2016) the date on which the CLE course or program is to be held. 3. The written request shall contain a statement of the economic hardship and/or employment status and the relief sought by the applicant. All requests made pursuant to these guidelines shall remain confidential. 4. The applicant shall be informed of the committee s decision, not later than seven days prior to the date (March 30, 2016) on which the CLE program or course is to be given, provided that the application for a reduced or waived program fee has been submitted in a timely manner. 7

8 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued For Further Information: The Center for Great Expectations 19B Dellwood Lane Somerset, NJ Contact: Noreen Whittemore at (732) , Ext. 25 or NJBankers is excited to announce that we are partnering with The Center for Great Expectations. We are asking attendees to bring one of the items listed below or click here to donate virtually. The Center for Great Expectations provides residential treatment for homeless adolescents who are pregnant, and homeless adult women with substance use and mental health disorders who are pregnant and their children. The Center creates a supportive environment where residents learn to break the cycle of homelessness, trauma, and addiction, and take the next right step which enables them to experience, choose and maintain physical, social, and spiritual health for themselves and their children. NJBankers donation table will be staffed by a team of bank employee volunteers for guests to make donations. The Center for Great Expectations critically needed items: Gift Cards to: Walmart Stop and Shop Home Depot Michaels ShopRite CVS Walgreens Rite Aid Target Diapers size 5 & 6 Newborn Diapers Girls: Pull-Ups 4T/5T Baby Wipes White Long Sleeve Onesies 0-3 Months Boppy Pillows Safety First Deluxe Healthcare/Grooming Kits 8

9 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued DIRECTIONS The Palace at Somerset Park 333 Davidson Avenue Somerset, NJ (732) LOCAL TRAFFIC (RT. 18) Continue on Rt. 18 until you reach the exit for Rt. 527/South Bound Brook. Continue to Easton Avenue via Landing Lane Make a right onto Easton Avenue Continue on Easton Avenue until you pass under the I-287 overpass (approximately 4 miles). At the next traffic light, make a left onto Davidson Avenue Continue on Davidson Avenue for approximately one and one quarter miles to 333 Davidson Avenue The Palace entrance is on your right FROM PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY, VIA 206 NORTH Take 206 North to Rt. 514 E. / Amwell Road Turn right onto Rt. 514 E. / Amwell Road and continue approximately 5 miles Turn left onto Elizabeth Avenue, go 2.1 miles Turn right at New Brunswick Road, go 0.3 miles Turn right to stay on New Brunswick Road, go 0.1 miles Turn left at Davidson Avenue, go 0.3 miles The Palace entrance will be on your left FROM RT. I-287 NORTH Take exit 10 for Rt. 527 (New Brunswick/Easton Avenue) Follow Rt. 527 North to the first traffic light and make a left onto Davidson Avenue Continue on Davidson Avenue for approximately one and one quarter miles to 333 Davidson Avenue The Palace entrance is on your right FROM RT. I-287 SOUTH Take exit 10 for Rt. 527 (New Brunswick/Easton Avenue) and continue to Worlds Fair Drive Make a right onto Worlds Fair Drive and continue to traffic light Make a right onto Pierce Street and continue to the first traffic light Make a left onto Davidson Avenue Continue on Davidson Avenue for approximately one quarter mile to 333 Davidson Avenue The Palace entrance is on your right 9

10 CONFERENCE BULLETIN continued DIRECTIONS (cont.) The Palace at Somerset Park 333 Davidson Avenue Somerset, NJ (732) FROM THE NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE Take exit 10 for Metuchen/Edison to I-287 N. Take exit 10 for Rt. 527 (New Brunswick/Easton Avenue) Follow Rt. 527 N. to the first traffic light and make a left onto Davidson Avenue Continue on Davidson Avenue for approximately one and one quarter miles to 333 Davidson Avenue The Palace entrance is on your right NEW YORK AND POINTS NORTH Take the New Jersey Turnpike Southbound Lanes. Follow directions as above PHILADELPHIA AND POINTS SOUTH Take the New Jersey Turnpike Northbound Lanes. Follow directions as above FROM THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NORTH Take exit 127 for I-287 N. Take exit 10 to Rt. 527 (New Brunswick/Easton Avenue) Follow Rt. 527 N. to the first traffic light and make a left onto Davidson Avenue Continue on Davidson Avenue for approximately one and one quarter miles to 333 Davidson Avenue The Palace entrance is on your right FROM THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY SOUTH Take exit 129 for I-287 N. Take exit 10 to Rt. 527 (New Brunswick/Easton Avenue) Follow Rt. 527 N. to the first traffic light and make a left onto Davidson Avenue Continue on Davidson Avenue for approximately one and one quarter miles to 333 Davidson Avenue The Palace entrance is on your right FROM NORTHERN NEW JERSEY VIA I-78 Take I-78 to I-287 South. Take exit 10 for Rt. 527 (New Brunswick/Easton Avenue) At the bottom of the exit ramp, get into the left lane and make a left turn. (Go under overpass of I-287) Go straight (bearing to the right) to the first traffic light and make a left onto Davidson Avenue Continue on Davidson Avenue for approximately one and one quarter miles to 333 Davidson Avenue The Palace entrance is on your right 10

11 WOMEN IN BANKING CONFERENCE Knowledge, Power, Mentorship Wednesday, April 6, 2016 The Palace at Somerset Park 333 Davidson Avenue Somerset, NJ SPONSOR REGISTRATION ONLY Presenting 20 Co mp Registrations Dia mond 15 Comp Registrations Platinum 10 Comp Registrations Gold 7 Co mp Registrations Silver 5 Comp Registrations Bronze 2 Comp Registrations SPONSOR Attendee 1 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 2 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

12 SPONSOR Attendee 3 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 4 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

13 SPONSOR Attendee 5 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 6 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

14 SPONSOR Attendee 7 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 8 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

15 SPONSOR Attendee 9 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 10 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

16 SPONSOR Attendee 11 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 12 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

17 SPONSOR Attendee 13 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 14 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

18 SPONSOR Attendee 15 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 16 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

19 SPONSOR Attendee 17 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 18 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health

20 SPONSOR Attendee 19 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health Attendee 20 I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Option A Stress Management Option B Women s Wealth Revolution Option C Millennials 3 Tips for Financial Health