On The Mark with Howard Mark Rubin, Episode 18

In this episode of On The Mark, Howard Mark Rubin speaks with Edwin Sirlin, managing group director at Customers Bank.

Tune in to the episode to hear about:

* Ed Sirlin’s unconventional journey into banking

* The significant industry shifts that have occurred in banking from traditional branch banking to technology-driven services

* The differences between large money center banks and regional banks, emphasizing the importance of personalized service and strong relationships with bankers

* The impact of technology on banking, noting that while technological advancements have transformed banking services, the need for reliable relationship management has grown even stronger

* The future landscape of banking, the role of networking in business growth, and the specific advantages of certain banking models, including portfolio loans for residential and commercial mortgages

Learn more about Ed Sirlin:

* Email Ed: esirlin@customersbank.com

* Connect with Ed on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwin-sirlin-9b40a34

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On The Mark with Howard Mark Rubin:

This podcast series addresses our rapidly changing world and how it is affecting industries and people in unique and interesting ways. As John F. Kennedy once said, change is the law of life, and those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.

The business leaders and personalities who are interviewed in these podcasts all look to the future. We hope our listeners and viewers come away with information and inspiration that help them adapt in both their business and personal lives.

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