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Community Bankers of Iowa Political Action Committee (CBI PAC), originally formed in the 1970s, has been vigilant in defense of the views and needs of independent bankers. Last week community bankers around Iowa showed their support of their local legislators by personally delivering contributions from the CBI PAC fund.
Shown meeting with Iowa congressmen are (top left photo): (left) Rep. Dave Maxwell (R-Dist. 76) and Mike Geiger, Vice President with County Bank in Sigourney; (top center photo): (L-R) Dave Caris, CEO-Community Bankers of Iowa, Senator Roby Smith (R-Dist 47), Jay Johnson, 1st Vice President-Quad City Bank & Trust (OCB&T) in Bettendorf, Mark Kilmer-QCB&T Board Chair, Chuck Topinka-Board Chair, Keystone Savings Bank in Keystone; (top right photo): (left) Rep. Lee Hein (R-Dist. 96) and Aaron Zumbach, Market President with Fidelity Bank & Trust in Anamosa. Click each photo to see larger.
CBI has evolved their political efforts to concentrate on issues that are of benefit to Iowa’s community banks and their local economies. Our ability to bring forward those issues and projects and to coordinate with other like minded organizations, is supported by our ability to make political contributions to candidates and legislators. 100% of your contributions stay right here in Iowa.
Shown meeting with Iowa congressmen are (top left photo): (left) Rep. Dave Maxwell (R-Dist. 76) and Mike Geiger, Vice President with County Bank in Sigourney; (top center photo): (L-R) Dave Caris, CEO-Community Bankers of Iowa, Senator Roby Smith (R-Dist 47), Jay Johnson, 1st Vice President-Quad City Bank & Trust (OCB&T) in Bettendorf, Mark Kilmer-QCB&T Board Chair, Chuck Topinka-Board Chair, Keystone Savings Bank in Keystone; (top right photo): (left) Rep. Lee Hein (R-Dist. 96) and Aaron Zumbach, Market President with Fidelity Bank & Trust in Anamosa. Click each photo to see larger.
CBI has evolved their political efforts to concentrate on issues that are of benefit to Iowa’s community banks and their local economies. Our ability to bring forward those issues and projects and to coordinate with other like minded organizations, is supported by our ability to make political contributions to candidates and legislators. 100% of your contributions stay right here in Iowa.
Who May Contribute?
A bank may solicit contributions from stockholders, directors and administrative officers. Other bank employees may voluntarily contribute to the PAC, but under Iowa law cannot be directly solicited for contributions. Regardless of your role in the operation of your bank, your contribution to the CBI PAC is an investment in the future of your bank.
Directly affect the future of community banking legislation! Consider joining the CBI Legislative Committee to assist with formulating strategies and tactics on the state and federal levels. More information.
NOTE: The CBI PAC cannot accept corporate contributions, anonymous contributions, or a contribution in the name of or on behalf of another person.
A bank may solicit contributions from stockholders, directors and administrative officers. Other bank employees may voluntarily contribute to the PAC, but under Iowa law cannot be directly solicited for contributions. Regardless of your role in the operation of your bank, your contribution to the CBI PAC is an investment in the future of your bank.
Directly affect the future of community banking legislation! Consider joining the CBI Legislative Committee to assist with formulating strategies and tactics on the state and federal levels. More information.
NOTE: The CBI PAC cannot accept corporate contributions, anonymous contributions, or a contribution in the name of or on behalf of another person.
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