As many of my readers know, I wrote a book, Squared Away-How Can Bankers Succeed as Economic First Responders. If you don't know, it's because I'm not particularly good at getting the word out to the book's target audience: bankers and the professionals that serve them.
Pretty niche group, so you think my targeting would be spot-on. Not so for a spreadsheet wonk!
Here is the list of appearances with the appropriate links in case you want to listen or watch. I tried to bring something different to each one, as each of the podcasts' listeners are somewhat different and the podcasts' subjects varied. Try out one or more. Let me know what you think.
~ Jeff
The Squared Away book tour appearances:
Banking
With Interest podcast hosted by Rob Blackwell (formerly managing editor at
American Banker) and Interfi: Banking With Interest: Why Banks Should Be Focusing on
Building Core Deposits on Apple Podcasts
A
live book review session with CULytics, a Credit Union focused consulting firm:
Book
Review Session - Squared Away: How Can Bankers Succeed as Economic First
Responders | Jun 18 (culytics.com)
Financial
Experience podcast hosted by Hunter Young of the HiFi Agency that serves banks
and fintechs: The Keys To Staying Independent | Podcast | HIFI Agency
Street
Talk podcast hosted by Nathan Stovall of S&P Global Market Intelligence: Stream Ep. 78 - The case to grow deposits when the world is
flush with cash by Street Talk | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
This
Month in Banking podcast (my own company did one featuring me and the book): Squared Away – How Can Bankers Succeed as Economic First
Responders - The Kafafian Group, Inc.
Ned
Talks: A video blog discussion between Ned Miller of 3rd Act
Consulting, a bank sales consulting firm: https://youtu.be/ryHQF-_QoG8
Banking
Transformed podcast with Jim Marous of The Financial Brand: Is The Future of Community Banks at Risk? - The Financial Brand
And please consider reading the book: Squared Away-How Can Bankers Succeed as Economic First Responders.
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