Active Centurions - LUC: Kevin Kramer, BOK
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Active Centurions - LUC: Kevin Kramer, BOK
Date:
August 13, 2020
Time:
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT
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Event Description:
This event is open to Active Centurions only.
Kevin Kramer is Market CEO of BOK Financial, one of the largest bank holding companies in the U.S.
As market CEO, he has direct responsibility for coordinating delivery of all banking services provided through BOK Financial’ s Kansas and Missouri commercial, wealth management, Food and Commodities and consumer business units.
Kevin has 25+ years of experience in the banking industry, 22 of those years in Kansas City. Kramer served as the chief operating officer of MidWestOne Financial Group in Iowa City, a role he held since October 2016. Prior to joining MidwestOne, Kevin was executive vice president and director of commercial banking for Bank Midwest and sister organization Hillcrest Bank. He previously spent 16 years at UMB Financial Corporation in Kansas City as senior vice president and director of commercial strategy. During his banking career he has helped integrate four different acquisitions and assisted in taking one company public.
Kramer graduated with a degree in business administration and a minor in finance from Benedictine College. From 2008 to 2016, he served on the board of directors for Benedictine College.
Kevin and Pam, his wife, have been actively engaged with charitable and economic development organizations in Kansas City. In addition to supporting various events for Benedictine College and Notre Dame de Sion School, other community involvement includes Kansas City Catholic Charities, Ronald McDonald House, Union Station KC and the Kansas City Economic Development Corporation.
In 2003, Ingram’s Magazine selected Kevin as part of their 40 under 40 influential leaders in the Kansas City market. He served as Chairman of the Centurions program at the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce in 2000-2001 and received the Centurion Achievement Award in 2001
He enjoys playing golf, traveling with his family, and cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs. Kevin and Pam have two daughters, Claire and Libby.
Kevin Kramer is Market CEO of BOK Financial, one of the largest bank holding companies in the U.S.
As market CEO, he has direct responsibility for coordinating delivery of all banking services provided through BOK Financial’ s Kansas and Missouri commercial, wealth management, Food and Commodities and consumer business units.
Kevin has 25+ years of experience in the banking industry, 22 of those years in Kansas City. Kramer served as the chief operating officer of MidWestOne Financial Group in Iowa City, a role he held since October 2016. Prior to joining MidwestOne, Kevin was executive vice president and director of commercial banking for Bank Midwest and sister organization Hillcrest Bank. He previously spent 16 years at UMB Financial Corporation in Kansas City as senior vice president and director of commercial strategy. During his banking career he has helped integrate four different acquisitions and assisted in taking one company public.
Kramer graduated with a degree in business administration and a minor in finance from Benedictine College. From 2008 to 2016, he served on the board of directors for Benedictine College.
Kevin and Pam, his wife, have been actively engaged with charitable and economic development organizations in Kansas City. In addition to supporting various events for Benedictine College and Notre Dame de Sion School, other community involvement includes Kansas City Catholic Charities, Ronald McDonald House, Union Station KC and the Kansas City Economic Development Corporation.
In 2003, Ingram’s Magazine selected Kevin as part of their 40 under 40 influential leaders in the Kansas City market. He served as Chairman of the Centurions program at the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce in 2000-2001 and received the Centurion Achievement Award in 2001
He enjoys playing golf, traveling with his family, and cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs. Kevin and Pam have two daughters, Claire and Libby.
