CBI's Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) group members held their Fall Business Meeting at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City. Guest speaker Alicia Nicoletto from Nyemaster Law updated LOT members on changes to the Uniform Commercial Code, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), cryptocurrency and other issues in digital asset management.
Scott Brickman, EVO/COO of the Swarm Collective NIL presented on that organization's mission and developments in "Name, Image, Likeness" contracts, on the rise after recent NCAA regulation changes regarding college sport player compensations. Brickman explained that an important part of the Collective's purpose is to assist players in the process, and that verifiable, ongoing community service and outreach is required as part of a player's agreement with the Collective.
Scott Brickman, EVO/COO of the Swarm Collective NIL presented on that organization's mission and developments in "Name, Image, Likeness" contracts, on the rise after recent NCAA regulation changes regarding college sport player compensations. Brickman explained that an important part of the Collective's purpose is to assist players in the process, and that verifiable, ongoing community service and outreach is required as part of a player's agreement with the Collective.
Next, Jim Morgan with MRA-The Management Association educated attendees with comparative statistics on Iowa's past and current workforce demographics, future forecasts, and strategies essential to acquire and retain today's professionals in light of changes brought on by the pandemic, lifestyle dynamics and other economic factors. Veteran banker Dale Torpey gave a short account of his 50+ year banking career, what he considers some of the most valuable lessons he learned along the way, and his advice to emerging banking leaders. The meeting was concluded with a private tour of Kinnick Stadium.
Click here for more information on the Leaders of Tomorrow group and how to join.
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