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Payments Symposium
2009
Focus on Success
Strategy -
Technology - Operations
September 13 - 15, 2009
Focus for Success is the theme
of this year's Payments Symposium, and we are proud to have
Rudy Hanley and Russell Goldsmith as
our keynote speakers. Both will share their success stories and
deliver the key message: By concentrating organizational efforts on
the core business and paying attention to the specific needs of a
targeted customer base, any institution can maximize effectiveness and
achieve success.
Keynote
Speakers |
| Russell
Goldsmith
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
City
National Bank
As Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
of City
National Bank, Russell Goldsmith leads a financial institution of
nearly $17 billion
in total assets. Since Mr. Goldsmith became Chief Executive Officer in
October 1995, City National’s
assets and earnings have increased nearly 400 percent. It now has
63 banking
offices, including 15 full-service regional centers, in Southern
California, the
San Francisco Bay Area, Nevada and New York City. Mr. Goldsmith serves
on the
Federal Reserve Board’s 12-member Federal Advisory Council,
representing
the Twelfth Federal Reserve District and chairs the Los Angeles
Coalition for
the Economy and Jobs, a new independent organization with leading
economic stakeholders
representing business, labor, higher education and the non-profit
sectors.
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| Rudy Hanley
President and Chief
Executive Officer
SchoolsFirst
FCU
Rudy Hanley
is the President and CEO of SchoolsFirst FCU, formerly Orange County
Teachers FCU.
The credit union, with $8 billion in assets and a member-owned
financial cooperative,
provides a full range of up-to-date financial services to more than
400,000 Members
from 28 branch locations. Prior to joining SchoolsFirst FCU in 1982,
Mr. Hanley worked for the California Credit Union League (CCUL) and the
Washington
D.C. office of the Credit Union National Association (CUNA). A
graduate
of the University of California at Irvine, Mr. Hanley has a bachelors
degree in
mathematics and a teaching credential. He obtained his Juris
doctorate from
Western States University, College of Law.
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