Educational Services
RLR is excited to host a series of educational webinars to provide our insight on specific subjects. The sessions are complimentary or held at a minimal cost. They are designed to focus on various subjects and industry hot topics. We appreciate this opportunity to share knowledge and information on key topics. Below is the pertinent information about our next webinar and how to RSVP.
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Educational Opportunity’s
Meet your Instructor
Nora Barefield, a Consultant with RLR Management Consulting, has over 20 years of program management experience in financial institutions. Nora has led teams through a variety of banking projects including core and teller platform conversions, full system conversions supporting mergers and acquisitions, ATM set-up, debit and credit card support, and other system conversions. She is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS).
Her experience in the financial industry includes BSA/AML/OFAC Program Management, Retail Management, Branch Operations for 46 branches of a $12B Colorado regional bank; Deposit and Card (debit and consumer credit) support for a $10B Community Bank organization (11 member banks), as well as helping to build Community Banks ranging in asset volume from $20MM to $1B.
Meet your Instructor
Meg Tweedy has over 40 years of community banking experience focused on deposit operations. Meg joined a de novo bank and successfully developed the deposit operations infrastructure as the bank grew to a $1.4B institution. Meg’s experience includes oversight of branch operations, system conversions and upgrades, central operations, bank security, financial crimes, products and services, operations audits, and client support.
Meg performs in-depth operational reviews to evaluate policies and procedures and provides gap analysis reports to summarize the operations functions and make recommendations to better align the operations functions with the banks strategic goals.
As a Certified Financial Crimes investigator, clients call upon Meg to review financial crimes, assist with resolution, and review the clients internal process to determine why the fraud occurred. Procedures and processes are then analyzed to strengthen infrastructure to create a more fraud-resistant culture.
