Professional Accolades

Marketing@CCB
Nov 3, 2023
2 min read

Country Club Bank and several associates have been recognized recently for professional and philanthropic endeavors.

Best Places to Work 2023

The Kansas City Business Journal named Country Club Bank as a 2023 Best Places to Work winner in the Large Company category. To qualify, companies had to have a minimum of five employees in the Kansas City area, and a preset number of those employees had to complete a confidential survey. Winning this award takes a team, and we are proud of and grateful for Team CCB!

Missouri Bankers Association|Rachael Ausmus

Rachael Ausmus was selected as the Missouri Bankers Association's "Next Generation in Banking Leadership" award winner.

The award recognizes the achievement, performance and community and industry involvement of a Missouri banker with 20 years or less of financial services experience. She was honored at the MBA's NextGen Conference, held October 12-13 in Osage Beach, Missouri.

Congratulations, Rachael!

Ingram's 250: Kansas City's Most Influential Business Leaders|Paul Thompson

Congratulations to our Chairman and CEO Paul Thompson for being recognized in Ingram's 250 special issue. During his time at CCB, Paul has taken great strides to ensure long-term success. He's helped to create a team of top performers who care about their clients and the community.

Ingram's 20 in Their Twenties|Collin Thompson

Collin Thompson, Vice President, Corporate Banking, was honored in Ingram's 2023 Class of "20 in Their Twenties." The award, which began in 2008, highlights high achieving young executives who demonstrate attributes of entrepreneurship in their work.

Collin was featured in the October issue of Ingram's.

Congratulations, Collin!

Thompson Family Honored as "Angels Among Us"

The Catholic Education Foundation honored the Byron and Jeanne Thompson Family with the Michael and Patty Morrisey "Angels Among Us" Award at their annual Guadeamus gala on Saturday, October 28. Every year, the Foundation honors a member of the community for their dedication to Catholic education. The Thompsons were recognized as being instrumental in providing vital support to communities most in need across the Kansas City area.