Leadership Lessons from a Bank with a Biblically-Centered Culture

Most banks have a culture of profit. What if a bank took a biblical world view that included profit with the biblical principles of honesty, integrity, truthfulness and fairness?

The bank created a document on Cass’s Unique Culture that says. “We believe in the sovereignty of God.” Dwight created a system of “Virtue Chips” where employees are valued for their actions.

Cass Bank has done this and found stunning results with their clients, loans and employees. Listen and glean the leadership lessons from Dwight Erdbruegger, President of Cass Bank.

About the Author: Dwight Erdbruegger

Dwight Erdbruegger is the President of Cass Commercial Bank, a commercial banking subsidiary of Cass Information Systems (NASDAQ: CASS), a national provider of invoice payment and information services. The bank, founded in 1906, has $1.6 billion in assets. Before coming to Cass Bank, Dwight spent 28 years with Commerce Bank, Bank of America, Nations Bank and Boatmen’s Bank. He is a graduate of Purdue and has an MBA from the Cox School of Business at SMU.