Idea sharing was the name of the game at four best practices roundtables held in Chicago in April. These intimate half-day sessions—hosted by ELFA’s Business Council Steering Committees—encouraged knowledge-sharing and deep thinking on the challenges industry execs face as leaders of their organizations.
ELFA President and CEO Leigh Lytle welcomed attendees to the Roundtable opening luncheon.
ELFA Board Chair Rob Boyer (at center) and Board member Kirk Phillips joined Lytle at the luncheon.
At the opening luncheon, attendees from all four roundtables networked with each other.
Networking at the opening luncheon.
At the Bank Roundtable, economist Jason Turner got attendees talking about “Charting a Clear Course for Bank-owned Equipment Finance Groups.”
Scene from the Bank Roundtable.
The Captive and Vendor Finance Roundtable focused on leveraging tech for mutual growth, along with best practices for state disclosure and Section 1071.
Captive and Vendor Finance Roundtable.
The Independent Roundtable examined how independents can leverage alternative financing models, and the change management needed for success.
Networking before the Independent Roundtable.
At the Small Ticket Roundtable, attendees discussed how to unlock cost-effective efficiency solutions in a higher-cost environment—examining both front- and back-end solutions.
Small Ticket Roundtable.
