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The
Wyoming Bankers Association is the professional and trade association
for Wyoming’s commercial and savings banks. Established in 1908,
the Wyoming Bankers Association serves, represents and advocates the interests
of its members, enhancing their ability to be preeminent providers of
financial services. Through WBA, hundreds of Wyoming bankers volunteer
each year to serve on WBA boards, committees, task forces and take part
in combating fiscal illiteracy by educating Wyoming’s consumers.
The association constantly monitors the banking scene, watchful for new ideas and approached to help Wyoming’s financial institutions respond to an ever-changing environment. The WBA strives to respond quickly to events that impact its member institutions. Membership in the Wyoming Bankers Association signifies a financial institution’s commitment to the principles of banking and the belief that more can be accomplished collectively than individually. Full membership in the WBA is open to state and nationally chartered commercial banks and Federal savings banks. Besides the WBA Board of Directors, there are six standing committees that direct and oversee various projects and activities carried on by the association each year. The standing committees include: Government Relations Committee, Agriculture Committee, Credit Conference Committee, Coordinating Committee with State Treasurer, Consumer Credit Conference Committee and the Trust Committee. Bank/Savings Bank Membership in the Wyoming Bankers Association consists of 98% of the banks/savings banks in the State of Wyoming. We are very proud of this continued commitment from our members.
The official decision-making body of the WBA is the Board of Directors, which meets several times a year to deal with policy issues affecting the association. The Board of Directors is composed of 12 board members plus three elected officers and the immediate past president. Each are elected to a three year term during the WBA annual meeting. The current board of directors as follows:
The WBA website does not collect personal information about site users except and only when knowingly provided by users. Information regarding users of this site is used solely in the legitimate conduct of our business. Member information will not be used, collected, or retained by WBA unless there is a legitimate business purpose to do so. The collected information will only be used to help WBA manage this site. Such information will not be transferred to other parties unless otherwise noted at point of collection. WBA website users should be aware when they voluntarily disclose personal information, information can be collected and used by others and may result in unsolicited messages from third parties. WBA may use software tools to gather information about site visitors’ browsing activity and the information may include date and time of visit, browser type, and how you got to our site. Other information may be collected and retained during our business relationship with you, for example your e-mail address, we will retain the content of the mail, the address and our response to handle further questions you may have or as follow-up. Our Website has links to a variety of state and federal agencies as well as private businesses and organizations. When you link to another site, you are no longer on the WBA site and are subject to the privacy policy of the new site. We want to be very clear: We will not obtain personally identifying information about you when you visit our site, unless you choose to provide such information to us.
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