Ken Bator

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Biography

Ken Bator has over two decades of experience in helping organizations save money, make money, and just plain surviving. Over his career as a management and marketing expert he has served as an executive of three different... financial institutions throughout the country and has assisted several small to medium-sized businesses to reach new levels of effectiveness.

As President of BTC, Ken Bator has facilitated several training and strategic planning sessions for many organizations since 2001. He is also a co-founder of the Police Officers’ Credit Union Conference. Bator has earned a BS in Finance and an MBA in Entrepreneurship from DePaul University as well as a Certificate in Integrated Marketing from the University of Chicago. His articles have appeared in many trade publications including The Credit Union Journal and ABA Bank Marketing. Bator is the author of The Pocket Guide to Strategic Planning: The 90-Day Quick Fix for the Business Owner or Manager.

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Industry Expertise (3)

Banking

Management Consulting

Business Services

Areas of Expertise (3)

Strategic Planning

Marketing Strategy

Branding and Culture Building

Education (2)

University of Chicago: Certification, Integrated Marketing 2001

DePaul University - Charles H. Kellstadt Graduate School of Business: MBA, Entrepreneurship 1997

Affiliations (3)

• Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce
• Relationship Building Network
• DePaul University's ASK Program (Alumni Sharing Knowledge)

Links (4)

• Facebook
• Personal Website
• Company Website
• Articles

Testimonials (1)

Barbara Agin, Director of Education & Training at NJ Credit Union League | NJ Credit Union League's 76th Annual Meeting & Convention

“Ken Bator facilitated a breakout session entitled "Branding the Experience" at the NJ Credit Union League's 76th Annual Meeting & Convention. I found Ken easy to work with, very energetic and based on the reaction of his session participants, I will definitely work with him again! Thanks Ken.”

Event Appearances (2)

Branding the Experience

NJCUL Convention  Atlantic City

2010-10-05

Strategic Planning for Small Organizations

POCU Conference   Omaha, NE

2010-06-07

Sample Talks (1)

Branding the Experience

Great companies don't simply brand their marketing communications, they brand their culture. Learn techniques on how to "walk the talk" by creating a well-branded experience for your customers and employees.

Style

Educational

Entertaining

Strategic

Tactical

Lecture Style

Interactive

Formal

Relaxed

Availability

• Keynote
• Moderator
• Panelist
• Workshop Leader
• Host/MC
• Author Appearance
• Corporate Training

Fees

500 to 2500 ^*Will consider certain engagements for no fee