Old National Bank

Congratulations to Betsy Phillips for being named Woman of the Year in our Indiana market. Betsy joined ONB four years ago and has been in the banking industry for 20 years. She leads the ONB Loan Syndications Team who work to provide and connect clients with the resources and financial solutions they need. She’s held several leadership roles with community organizations. Betsy is passionate about mentoring women in business, and she currently serves as President of Executive Women in Finance.?

If you’re a small business owner wondering how to keep your business strong during uncertain times, you’re not alone. The good news? You have more control than you think. With the right moves, you can protect your revenue, strengthen customer relationships, and position your business for long-term success. https://bit.ly/4hR8tAH

Building an emergency fund can feel overwhelming, especially if you're starting small. But the truth is, growing a $500 emergency fund into $5,000 isn't as hard as it seems. Here's how to make it happen. https://bit.ly/4iKY8HC

Congratulations to Jamie Wells for being named Woman of the Year for our Kentucy West market. Jamie has been with Old National for 23 years and is known for her enthusiasm, energy and dedication in the Kentucky West market and beyond. She is a passionate leader, mentor and community volunteer and was recognized as ONB's 2020 Volunteer of the Year. Throughout her career, she has served on committees and boards for numerous community organizations such as Pathway of Hope, Muhlenberg County Airport, Greater Muhlenberg Chamber of Commerce and more.?

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we see how early trailblazers such as Maggie Walker and Madam C.J. Walker planted seeds of female entrepreneurship. Yet, despite this progress, access to capital and essential financial tools, such as SBA loans, business credit cards, and business savings accounts, remain underutilized or misunderstood by female entrepreneurs. https://lnkd.in/g6VQQ99B

“No child should have to go without,” said Live Love Nashville founder Taylor Rowe. “Live Love Nashville is here to try to make an impact for those children who need us. We can’t do it without the support of our communities and businesses.” https://bit.ly/4iNVfpe

In today’s fiercely competitive marketplace, embracing innovative marketing strategies is essential for expanding reach and fostering growth. Businesses must adapt by adopting creative approaches that resonate with diverse audiences. Here are five pivotal tactics that can propel your marketing efforts and ensure you stand out. https://bit.ly/3DwF5l7

Trade policies and tariffs can feel like the weather: unpredictable and out of your control, yet capable of dramatically impacting your business. The good news? With a proactive mindset and smart strategies, you can ride out turbulence and come out stronger. Here’s how to prepare for and adapt to the potential trade disruptions ahead. https://bit.ly/43LEUwM

Congratulations to Sarah Plotkin, who started at Old National just three years ago in Terre Haute, Ind. Her motivating, positive, kind, and sensitive spirit soon elevated her to a leadership role, and has led to her recognition as the 2024 ONe Vision CEO Award recipient. (Pictured L to R: Ali Rader, Sarah Plotkin and Old National Chairman & CEO Jim Ryan)

Knowing which career is right for you can be tough. Think about your skills, interests and values as a way to guide you and use internships as a way to see what fits.