BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.tarrantliteracycoalition.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreat or 2.30.10// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:005abf0a-26a2-4293-971e-ecfb36f52740 X-WR-CALDESC:Among the many concerns facing folks in our North Texas Commun ity during the COVID-19 pandemic\, stretching financial resources as emplo yment opportunities shrank and jobs were lost became a major concern. As local and state regulations contract and expand\, and community programs a nd schools wrestle with returning while staying safe\, financial concerns that our students face impact our programs' viability. But how can we help alleviate students' worry when we educators may be facing the same uncert ainty?\n\nTarrant Literacy Coalition returns to its Forum Series this mont h\, from the safety of Zoom to bring you a Financial Literacy session that will equip you with practical tools that you can use in your own life and can easily adapt to your HSE or ESL programs. Presented by Kevin von Atzi gen\, Vice President at UMB Bank\, whose personal experience and approach to financial basics have helped individuals and businesses become financia lly secure.\n\nRegister today for our July 17th session!\n\nZoom link and sample worksheets will be sent prior to the event.\nProfessional developme nt credit is available and certificates will be sent after the Forum!\n\nA bout our speaker: Kevin von Atzigen\n\n'I am a commercial banker for UMB B ank. I lead a team of portfolio managers responsible for overseeing and g rowing the $1Bn+ Texas & Oklahoma Region loan portfolio.\n\nI was born and raised in Texas in the small town of Perrin\, about an hour and a half we st of the DFW Metroplex. As the youngest of three brothers\, I learned a lot from seeing what works best (or worst!) and my parents always encourag ed me to forge my own path and take challenges head-on. \n\nI went to coll ege at the University of North Texas and was very involved as a Resident A ssistant and Orientation Leader. During that time\, I was helping make ca mpus home for many and provided mentoring to new students while sharing th e culture and showing them a few of the fun things about college life. Af ter switching majors more than you can count on one hand\, I graduated wit h a degree in Sociology and Real Estate.\n\nHaving a knack for numbers and intense curiosity in entrepreneurialism\, I began working for a bank in D enton\, TX while attending UNT. That bank and the people I worked with la id the foundation for how I approach my work & life today. I went from ty ping a teller manual as contract labor\, to teaching from that same manual as a lead teller and trainer in consumer banking before moving to the co mmercial side as an assistant portfolio manager and underwriter.\n\nAlong the way\, I’m fortunate to have met so many people willing to help and sha re knowledge to better myself. I try to emulate those that have had an im pact on my life everyday in the hopes that I will do the same for others.' \n X-WR-RELCALID:5aef04f768b779ed0423c19f419a2983 X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Chicago BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Chicago BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:CST DTSTART:20191103T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 RDATE:20201101T020000 RDATE:20211107T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:CDT DTSTART:20200308T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20210314T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:3a591881-836e-47fa-ad77-aee9c77260ba DTSTAMP:20260506T140944Z DESCRIPTION:Among the many concerns facing folks in our North Texas Communi ty during the COVID-19 pandemic\, stretching financial resources as employ ment opportunities shrank and jobs were lost became a major concern. As l ocal and state regulations contract and expand\, and community programs an d schools wrestle with returning while staying safe\, financial concerns t hat our students face impact our programs' viability. But how can we help alleviate students' worry when we educators may be facing the same uncerta inty?\n\nTarrant Literacy Coalition returns to its Forum Series this month \, from the safety of Zoom to bring you a Financial Literacy session that will equip you with practical tools that you can use in your own life and can easily adapt to your HSE or ESL programs. Presented by Kevin von Atzig en\, Vice President at UMB Bank\, whose personal experience and approach t o financial basics have helped individuals and businesses become financial ly secure.\n\nRegister today for our July 17th session!\n\nZoom link and s ample worksheets will be sent prior to the event.\nProfessional developmen t credit is available and certificates will be sent after the Forum!\n\nAb out our speaker: Kevin von Atzigen\n\n'I am a commercial banker for UMB Ba nk. I lead a team of portfolio managers responsible for overseeing and gr owing the $1Bn+ Texas & Oklahoma Region loan portfolio.\n\nI was born and raised in Texas in the small town of Perrin\, about an hour and a half wes t of the DFW Metroplex. As the youngest of three brothers\, I learned a l ot from seeing what works best (or worst!) and my parents always encourage d me to forge my own path and take challenges head-on. \n\nI went to colle ge at the University of North Texas and was very involved as a Resident As sistant and Orientation Leader. During that time\, I was helping make cam pus home for many and provided mentoring to new students while sharing the culture and showing them a few of the fun things about college life. Aft er switching majors more than you can count on one hand\, I graduated with a degree in Sociology and Real Estate.\n\nHaving a knack for numbers and intense curiosity in entrepreneurialism\, I began working for a bank in De nton\, TX while attending UNT. That bank and the people I worked with lai d the foundation for how I approach my work & life today. I went from typ ing a teller manual as contract labor\, to teaching from that same manual as a lead teller and trainer in consumer banking before moving to the com mercial side as an assistant portfolio manager and underwriter.\n\nAlong t he way\, I’m fortunate to have met so many people willing to help and shar e knowledge to better myself. I try to emulate those that have had an imp act on my life everyday in the hopes that I will do the same for others.' \n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200717T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200717T103000 LOCATION:Zoom web conference (link will be sent upon registration) SUMMARY:Friday Forum Series: Financial Literacy for adult learners and teac hers END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR