Financial Literacy for Our Communities
Financial literacy courses can help you build skills in budgeting, financial management, organization, and planning for both your personal and business banking needs. We offer both in-person and virtual courses in the communities we serve. If you have a specific need for your business or organization, please contact us and we will reach out to you to schedule a customized course.
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Customized Financial Literacy Programs
Business Financial Literacy
Enjoy a personalized course specifically designed for your line of business or industry.Contact Us -
College Financial Literacy
College Financial Literacy
We work directly with local colleges to offer students the opportunity to learn the basics of financial literacy.Contact Us -
Nonprofit Financial Literacy
Nonprofit Financial Literacy
Learn insights unique to the financial landscape of the nonprofit world.Contact Us
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Upcoming Financial Educational Events
We understand the importance of training on a regional level with professionals who understand the specifics and the demands of the areas you work in and serve. We are proud to offer localized training courses with bankers who live and work in your neighborhood.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA | |
Tuesday, May 13, 2025 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM Networking & Lunch TowneBank Glenwood | Valuable Insights for Board Governance With Guest Speakers This session will provide valuable insights into the purpose of a board, governance practices for nonprofit organizations, and the roles of management versus governance. Our presenters will guide you through common governance mistakes, fiduciary duties, and top tips for effective board management. Register Now |
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA | |
Tuesday, May 20, 2025 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM Networking & Lunch TowneBank Myers Park | What Keeps You Up at Night? With Guest Speaker Join us to learn about the unique challenges faced by nonprofit organizations. Rachel Clupper will offer valuable insights and strategies on board education, federal funding and uniform guidance changes, reading financials, and programmatic challenges related to DEIB. Register Now |