INTRUST Bank

At INTRUST, volunteerism is often a team activity. 2024 was full of visits to local food pantries, a Habitat home build, deliveries for Meals on Wheels, blood drives, and more. We’re looking forward to the opportunities 2025 will bring!

Happy New Year from INTRUST Bank!

In addition to traditional banking roles, we offer career opportunities in a variety of professional fields. Everything we do starts with our values. If you’re seeking a culture of respect where your unique talents are celebrated, apply with us today: https://lnkd.in/gUQx7xw7

“The banking industry in Wichita continues to strengthen in terms of both balance sheets and earnings. Deposits and loans have steadily increased, credit quality is strong, and cash and liquidity positions are robust,” INTRUST Bank president Sam Chandler says in a recent Wichita Business Journal article. The article accompanies the ‘Wichita-Area Banks by Market Share’ list. Thank you to our customers, employees, and strategic partners for your continued trust and support. We’re honored to serve you. https://lnkd.in/gwn94Rmw

Merry Christmas from INTRUST Bank.

Bringing authentic Mediterranean cuisine to the fast-casual food scene came with its share of challenges for Meddys owner Alex Harb. Today, the restaurant has seven locations in the Midwest with plans for six more.

If you have experience working in customer service, you already have the foundation you need to start your career in banking. We have teller and banker opportunities open in Kansas and Oklahoma. https://lnkd.in/g2xe8stX

It takes a lot to launch a small business, and it can be hard to know where to start. That’s where Spark Academy from CREATE CAMPAIGN INC comes in. Since 2015, the program has helped connect hundreds of minority business owners with the information, strategies, and resources to make the journey less intimidating. Twice a year, we enjoy hosting three sessions for each Spark cohort. One of those sessions is bookkeeping. “It’s the financial story of your business,” Jake Welch, senior accountant, tells the entrepreneurs. "It tells readers of your records — such as auditors, investors, and lenders — whether your business is profitable, and shows them assets you own and liabilities that you have to pay. Additionally, by writing a detailed financial story through bookkeeping, you can stay organized, prepare for tax time, and make informed business decisions.” Jake says he enjoys hosting this session because it helps break down barriers to entry and makes it easier for entrepreneurs to get their questions answered. “Somebody may think, ‘I can’t do bookkeeping on my own, and I have to pay a lot of money to have this done,’” he says. “In reality, there are simple steps you can take to keep your finances in order when you’re just starting out. We also discussed important things to look for when hiring an external accountant as your company grows.” Thank you, Create Campaign, for all you do, and thank you to our employee volunteers! For more information on Spark Academy, visit https://lnkd.in/gXetsdxY.

May your holiday season be calm and bright.

Nonprofits like Flinthills Services, Inc. operate on very small margins. When the organization was looking to expand into Andover, they needed assistance in finding and financing new facilities, as well as managing overhead. Watch how their vision came to fruition: https://lnkd.in/g8DEfUDu