take care of it for them.” INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE FUTURE Capital investment at Vintage Bank Kansas flows into multiple channels simultaneously. Technology, human resources, physical infrastructure, and strategic acquisitions all receive attention in a balanced approach to sustainable growth. “Yes, yes on all of those,” Worrell confirms when asked about investment priorities, though the emphasis on efficiency remains paramount for community banks operating with tighter margins than their larger counterparts. One unconventional initiative pairs institutional knowledge with emerging perspectives. Worrell established what he calls the “young guns” group about 18 months ago, bringing younger employees together with the executive team.“I wanted to know from the younger generation, what’s going on out there? What do we need to be thinking about?” he says. FHLBank Topeka makes a di erence by providing reliable liquidity and funding to help our members build strong communities in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. LEARN MORE AT FHLBTOPEKA.COM Together, we can better our community. 119 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 12 VINTAGE BANK KANSAS
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