Ag Credit Conference 2021 NDBA - October 7-8 Ramkota Hotel Bismarck ND - North Dakota Bankers Association
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2021 NDBA Ag Credit Conference Wednesday, October 6 10:00 am NDBA Ag Committee Meeting 1:00–6:00 pm Optional Golf Event at Hawktree Golf Club 1:00–3:30 pm Optional Trap Shooting Event at Capital City Sporting Clays 1:00–3:00 pm Optional Tour: The Real Magic of Papa’s Pumpkin Patch Pre-registration required for optional events. More information will be sent to tour registrants. 6:00–7:30 pm Conference Welcome Reception with heavy hors d’oeuvres Join conference registrants for an opening reception at the Ramkota Hotel. Thursday, October 7 7:15–8:00 am Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:00–8:05 am Welcome by Emcee Dan Michaels 8:05–8:35 am Rapid-Fire Roundtable Discussions Learn from and share with your colleagues in this fast-paced session. 8:45–9:45 am Your Bank’s Role in Creating the Total Town Makeover | Andrew McCrea, Maysville MO Ag and rural communities sit at a unique crossroads. Farm income has risen with increased commodity prices and 2020 government program payments. Ag land and machinery prices are growing at a fast pace. Yet, the story for non-ag businesses that support farmers in rural communities may not be the same. Smaller towns supporting agriculture may be struggling to keep small businesses open, maintain quality schools, and provide a place that younger people want to work and establish home and families. Learn how your bank can be a key catalyst that keep small towns surviving and thriving. 9:50–10:35 am Breakout w How the Developing World Will Affect US Agriculture | Andrew McCrea Session I w Transitory, My Nose | Tommy Grisafi, Advance Trading w Chapter 12 Ag Bankruptcy | John Schroeder, Zimney Foster w Cattle as Collateral and Crop Marketing | Tracy Kennedy, Zimney Foster 10:40–11:25 am Breakout w Farm Inputs: Supply, Demand and Concerns | Bridgette Readel, Corteva Session II w Weather Update for Production Agriculture | Daryl Ritchison, NDAWN w Foreclosure/Ag Workout Agreements, Liquidating Ag Collateral and RE | John Schroeder, Zimney Foster w Ag Security Agreements and Mortgages | Tracy Kennedy, Zimney Foster 11:30 am–12:25 pm Fail Proof: Become the Unstoppable You! | Alex Weber, Denver CO Ready to find your Edge? How do you tap into the ultimate creativity, confidence, and resourcefulness when it matters most? You need to activate “The Positive Energy Edge,” a timeless strategy that allows you to be, achieve, and lead at your very best. It also allows you to thrive when facing the “Big Four” most critical situations that routinely sabotage success. When you know how to give yourself what you need to maintain your Edge, you can inspire it in those around you to reach record-breaking levels of achievement without fear. Unique Conference Experience! An Afternoon at Black Leg Ranch 12:30 pm Buses to Black Leg Ranch | Grab a box lunch and hop on the bus as we journey to a working cattle and bison ranch. You’ll enjoy natural beauty, history and an unforgettable experience at the historic Black Leg Ranch, located 25 miles southeast of Bismarck. 1:30–2:15 pm Black Leg Ranch: A Story of Diversification and Agritourism Based on Profitability and Lifestyle Jay Doan, Black Leg Ranch, McKenzie ND 2:15–3:45 pm Federal, State and Local Agricultural Updates w Ed Elfmann, American Bankers Association, Washington DC w Doug Goehring, ND Agriculture Commissioner w Bank of North Dakota Update 3:45–6:00 pm Tours, Social and Dinner at Black Leg Ranch 5:00, 5:30 & 6:00 pm Buses depart to return to Ramkota Hotel “Extraordinary Leadership for North Dakota Banks”
2021 NDBA Ag Credit Conference Friday, October 8 7:00–7:45 am Buffet Breakfast 7:45–8:40 am Market Report on Land and Machinery Scott Steffes, Steffes Group, Fargo ND 8:40–8:50 am Break 8:50–9:40 am NDSU Experts: Breakout Sessions w Carbon and Conservation | David Ripplinger w Ag Marketing | Frayne Olson w Farm Stress | Sean Brotherson 9:45–10:25 am Legislative and Agriculture Update Tracy Kennedy, Zimney Foster, Grand Forks ND 10:30–11:25 am A Look at Today’s Agriculture Markets Delaney Howell, Ag News Daily, Des Moines IA 11:30 am Wrap up and Adjourn SPONSORS Who Should Attend This conference is tailored so both entry-level lenders and experienced ag loan officers will gain valuable information. Conference Attire The suggested attire for the conference, including the reception and groupmeetings, is business casual. Lodging A block of rooms has been reserved for Wednesday, October 7, and Thursday, October 8. Room rate: $99/night Ramkota Hotel 800 S 3rd Street Bismarck, ND 58504 Phone: 701.258.7700 To reserve a room, use the online link or call the hotel directly. Be sure to mention North Dakota Bankers Association Ag Credit Conference to get the group rate. The blocks of rooms will be held until September 20. Registration Fees Register by September 16 and save! Early registration fees are $345 for members and $525 for potential members and include entrance to sessions, breakfasts, lunches, refreshment breaks, conference materials and evening reception. NDBA Ag Credit Conference • October 7-8, 2021
2021 NDBA Ag Credit Conference Featured Speakers Ed Elfmann Ed Elfmann is SVP of agricultural and rural banking policy for the American Bankers Association. He also works on swaps and derivatives policy, financial services, and appropriations. Elfmann serves on the Chicago Andrew McCrea Mercantile Exchange’s Agricultural Markets Advisory Committee and the Commodity Andrew McCrea's uniqueness lies in the Futures Trading Commission’s Agricultural Advisory Committee. A broad background his life encompasses. central Minnesota native, Elfmann grew up on a dairy farm. Since 1996, he has traveled the nation producing “American Countryside” features heard each day on radio stations coast-to- coast. He also continues to manage and Doug Goehring work on his family’s 3500-acre ranch in northwest Missouri, McCrea Family Farms. Andrew’s presentations Doug Goehring has been North Dakota inspire leadership at every level through his blend of humor and real- Agriculture Commissioner since 2009. A life strategies for living life with purpose. third-generation farmer, Commissioner Goehring, along with his son, Dustin, operates a 2,000-acre, no-till farm near Menoken in south central North Dakota. In addition, the Goehrings have a feeder cattle operation. Scott Steffes Scott Steffes is president of Steffes Group and holds many titles, degrees, Delaney Howell and awards. He is a past recipient of the International Auctioneer Championship Delaney Howell strives to bring the most (IAC), North Dakota Auctioneer up-to-date information on the latest news Championship, and Minnesota Auctioneer cycle in DC politics, commodity markets, Championship. and the international agricultural scene. She grew up on a grain and livestock farm in Southeast Iowa and served as the first female host of Market to Market. Delaney holds a Bachelor’s degree in agricultural sciences from Northwest Missouri State University and a Master’s in agricultural communications Alex Weber through Texas Tech University. Alex Weber is a speaker, entertainer, and American Ninja Warrior who also knows what it’s like to hit setbacks – and overcome Tracy Kennedy them. It's Alex’s sincere understanding of peak performance and peak challenges, mixed with unforgettable stories and Tracy Kennedy is a principal shareholder actionable strategies that makes him at Zimney Foster P.C. in Grand Forks and connect so well with audiences. Alex knows counsel for the North Dakota Bankers what it takes to summon the best of ourselves in the moments we Association. She has more than 20 years need it most. of experience in banking law, commercial and business law, creditors’ rights and agricultural lending and credit transactions. Kennedy earned a B.A. Degree from Minot State University and obtained her J.D. Degree from the University of North Dakota School of Law. Questions about the conference? Call NDBA’s SVP of Education Dorothy Lick at 701.223.5303
2021 NDBA Ag Credit Conference October 7-8, 2021 Ramkota Hotel, Bismarck ND Registration Fees Lodging Register by September 20 and save! Fees listed are per person. Ramkota Hotel Advance After Sept. 16 800 S 3rd Street NDBA Member $345 $365 Bismarck, ND 58504 Phone: 701.258.7700 Non-Member $525 $545 For room reservations, use online links or call the hotel directly. Blocks Registration fee includes entrance to sessions, breakfasts, lunches, of rooms will be held until September 20. Room rate: $99/night. refreshment breaks, conference materials and the reception. Optional Events Seminar Confirmation Please save a copy of this flyer as your confirmation. Golf at Hawktree Golf Club $100 Trap Shooting at Capital City Sporting Clays $75 Refund policy Papa’s Pumpkin Patch $15 Refund requests will be honored up to one week before the conference ($25 processing fee). Substitutions are allowed at any time. Pre-registration required for optional events. More information will be sent to tour registrants. Tax Disclaimer The cost for meals and breaks at the conference is $88. This information is provided for your Golf Event tax records, in keeping with the IRS 50% deductible provision under Section 274(n) of the Internal Revenue Code. A golf scramble has been scheduled for Hawktree Golf Club on Wednesday October 6 at 1:00 p.m. The fee includes green fee, cart and prizes. Indicate your interest on this form and include payment with conference registration fee. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – NDBA Registration Form NDBA Ag Credit Conference • October 7-8, 2021 Registration Information Bank Information Fees listed are per person. Bank:________________________________________________________________ Advance After Sept. 16 Address:______________________________________________________________ NDBA Member $345 $365 City:____________________________ State:__________________Zip:___________ Non- Member $525 $545 Phone:_______________________________________________________________ Golf at Hawktree $100 per person Trap Shooting Event $75 per person Pumpkin Patch $15 per person Registrants (first & last name) Select Events: Registrant 1. _________________________________ o Conference o Trap $75 Mail this form with payment to: Reg. 1 E-mail: ______________________________ o Golf $100 Handicap ___ North Dakota Bankers Association Attn: Registration Reg. 1 Branch: ______________________________ o Pumpkin Patch $15 PO Box 1438 Bismarck ND 58502 Registrant 2. _________________________________ o Conference o Trap $75 or Email to: ndba@ndba.com Reg. 2 E-mail: ______________________________ o Golf $100 Handicap ___ Reg. 2 Branch: ______________________________ o Pumpkin Patch $15 Questions? Call Dorothy Lick at NDBA at 701.223.5303. Registrant 3. _________________________________ o Conference o Trap $75 Payment Option: o Please send an invoice. Reg. 3 E-mail: ______________________________ o Golf $100 Handicap ___ Reg. 3 Branch: ______________________________ o Pumpkin Patch $15 o Check is enclosed. o Credit card (please contact me) Total Due: PRINT
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