Session Presenters
Bob Lipstein
Director & Audit Committee Chair
Seacoast Banking Corporation
Jason Stockton
Partner
Crowe LLP
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Bob Lipstein
Director & Audit Committee Chair
Seacoast Banking Corporation
Bob Lipstein is director & audit committee chair at Seacoast Banking Corporation. Mr. Lipstein is an independent board member with public and private company experience across a number of industries. He has served on 3 public company boards (Seacoast Banking Corporation of Florida, OnFolio Holdings, and Ocwen Financial), 2 private company boards (Firstrust Bank and Infrasight Software) as well as various non-profit boards (Einstein Health Care Network, among others) and advisory boards. His board service includes serving as audit committee chair, and membership on enterprise risk, credit, IT and compensation committees.
Mr. Lipstein has worked in industries including banking, mortgage banking, insurance, investment management, healthcare, information technology, and professional services. He is a CPA and a retired partner of KPMG where he held various global and national leadership roles including global partner in charge of IT business services, national partner in charge of sarbanes oxley services, regional partner in charge of advisory services and others.
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Jason Stockton
Partner
Crowe LLP
Jason Stockton is a partner in the audit and assurance group at Crowe LLP. With almost 30 years of experience, he specializes in serving financial institutions as an auditor and a consultant. During his career, Mr. Stockton has been responsible for audits of financial institutions with assets ranging from $500 million to $12 billion.
A Banker’s Guide to Embracing Volatility
It has been over a decade since the banking industry encountered prolonged, adverse economic conditions. During this session, battle-tested, industry veterans share strategies and tactics for building resilient organizations that thrive in a variety of scenarios. This session is appropriate for both seasoned bankers seeking a “recession refresher” or less-tenured industry professionals needing an introduction to banking during downturns.