Banking on KC

Jan Kreamer—Business, Civic and Philanthropic Leader: Personal Engagement Makes Things Happen

Episode Summary

<p>On this episode of Banking on KC, business, civic and philanthropic leader Jan Kreamer joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how embracing personal involvement from all Kansas Citians has led to a stronger community.</p> <p>Tune in to discover the:</p> <ol> <li>Origins of Exchange City and what watching students become totally immersed in that model city taught her.</li> <li>Contributions Jan has made in shaping many of Kansas City’s most well-known institutions—the Kansas City Community Foundation, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and the Kauffman Performing Arts Center—and by extension, shaping Kansas City itself.</li> <li>Role of entrepreneurship in building a community.</li> <li>Importance of making the performing arts accessible to all.</li> <li>Investments Kansas City is making in education to create a workforce equipped with the skills necessary for current and future jobs.</li> </ol> <p>Country Club Bank – Member FDIC</p>

Episode Notes

On this episode of Banking on KC, business, civic and philanthropic leader Jan Kreamer joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how embracing personal involvement from all Kansas Citians has led to a stronger community.

Tune in to discover the:

1. Origins of Exchange City and what watching students become totally immersed in that model city taught her.
2. Contributions Jan has made in shaping many of Kansas City’s most well-known institutions—the Kansas City Community Foundation, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and the Kauffman Performing Arts Center—and by extension, shaping Kansas City itself.
3. Role of entrepreneurship in building a community.
4. Importance of making the performing arts accessible to all.
5. Investments Kansas City is making in education to create a workforce equipped with the skills necessary for current and future jobs.

Country Club Bank – Member FDIC