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“Successful BSA management can be a time-consuming process without effective tools in place. When I took over the BSA operations for our bank, I wanted to put a system in place that would help us more readily review account activity through more comprehensive, regular reporting. I have been impressed with both the ease-of-use and robust nature of the system as well as grateful for the consultative support and industry knowledge that Banker’s Toolbox provides.”

-Judy Rogers
 VP and Retail Operations Manager
 Nodaway Valley Bank

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At Banker's Toolbox, all employees are entitled to a relaxed environment in which everyone is free to dress casually and enjoy free lunch daily.  
 
We Don't Work for Shareholders
Banker’s Toolbox is a 100% employee-owned corporation with no shareholders who are external to the daily operations of the company. A majority of our employees currently own company stock or options, which has contributed to our high level of dedication and service to our customers. 
Featured in The Austin-American Statesman:

The 11-year-old company, which moved to Austin from Los Angeles last year, has grown by emphasizing a close-knit, team-driven culture, said founder Daniel Cho. Every day, its 45 employees gather for a catered lunch in the cafeteria. Everyone gets an individual office. And when the company makes money, it is shared by all.

"It's simple — I believe happy employees will create happy customers," Cho said. "We try really hard to make work fun, and we also believe in sharing what we earn."
"I went from a place where there's a clear separation between managers and employees to a CEO who will bring everyone snacks.  Little things like that make a huge difference."