
An Affiliate of the Alliance of Professional Associations	July 4, 2008

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Lindgren Callihan Van Osdol & Co, Ltd.

"...expertise of those in the office that day. By contacting another CBAN firm, we were able to promptly and correctly respond to their inquiry. It was a huge benefit."

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The Best and the Brightest

Serving community banks is no simple task; the industry is complex and the regulations are ever-changing. CPA firms join The Community Banking Advisory Network to:

Access the best and brightest CPAs and business advisors in the community banking industry
Innovative, practice proven strategies for improving performance in management, business processing, finance, operations, information technology and marketing unique to community banks
Intellectual capital second to none for information and industry specific expertise to serve community banking clients unique needs
World class community banking accounting and consulting resources ~ members pool their knowledge, resources and information, sharing with and learning from each other in order to better serve clients

Strategy for an Industry Competitive Advantage

CBAN members are top quality firms who are very successful, who distinguish themselves by providing practice management and consulting services to community banks, in addition to traditional accounting, tax and auditing services, and are highly regarded with strong ties to their community. Members firms must be the best in their markets. Potential members are carefully reviewed to ensure that they are technically proficient, forward thinking, and progressive in their outlook and business practices.

CBAN provides its members with a unique blend of technical expertise, industry knowledge, continuity, networking, education and resources. Member firms have access to the best and brightest accounting firms and business advisors serving community banks across the country.

With member firms range in size from $10M to $60M+, CBAN member firms serve over 2,300 community banks nation wide, with 217 Bank SEC Registrants and 55 FDICIA. CBAN continually assesses new member firms to reach all national community banking markets.