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The Kansas Banker Magazine

The Kansas Banker was first published in February 1911. 100 years, 1,200 issues, and a dozen editors later, it stands as the premier state banker association magazine. 

Scenes of Kansas Calendar

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Scenes of Kansas Calendar celebrates Kansas’ beauty and highlights member banks at an affordable price. This full-color calendar features photos taken by Kansas bank employees, executive directors, and their immediate families. Landscapes, seasons, Kansans, events—all images inspire and evoke a warm feeling of Kansas.

The member bank’s name, and logo will appear along the bottom edge of each calendar, remaining in full view throughout the year.

Deadline for ordering calendars is July 26.

Photo Contest

KBA’s Scenes of Kansas photo contest is open to bank employees, executive directors, and their immediate families. We want your photos catching the unique side of Kansas. If selected, your photo(s) will be published in KBA’s 2025 Scenes of Kansas Calendar and seen by thousands across the state. While we only have room for a limited number of photos in the calendar, your pictures could also appear in an upcoming issue of The Kansas Banker.
Deadline for photo submission is May 26.

Survey Publications

KBA conducts industry research to help member banks be better informed and competitive in Kansas. Member banks may purchase survey results for use in their own institutions.

Available Survey Reports

Compensation & Benefits Survey

Published annually in June
This annual 90+ page survey contains compensation data on 65+ benchmark positions in the bank covering close to 7,000 employees. The data is reported on a statewide basis, by geographic region and by asset size. The report also includes a salary guide for non-exempt employees using eight pay grades with minimum, midpoint, and maximum salary ranges. A separate section on Director compensation and employee benefits rounds out the survey instrument, making it one of the most comprehensive of its type. Banks who participate in the survey by returning their questionnaires automatically receive a copy at a discounted price.