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Executive Guide: How to Maximize Jack Henry Connect 2025

Written by Craig Rismiller | Sep 1, 2025 10:00:00 AM

Why Jack Henry Connect 2025 Matters for Executives

Jack Henry Connect 2025 (September 8–11, San Diego) is the premier conference for banking and credit union leaders.

Jack Henry Connect 2025 (September 8–11, San Diego) is the premier conference for banking and credit union leaders. With dozens of sessions covering digital banking trends 2025, fraud prevention, SMB lending innovation, and modernization, the event is a chance for executives to align strategy with the industry’s next wave.

Amount’s solutions integrate seamlessly with FI's using a Jack Henry core, providing companies like yours with confidence in modernization without disruption.


Pre-Show: Set Goals to Maximize ROI

Executives attend events for outcomes, not just exposure.

Before arriving:

  • Define measurable goals tied to your institution’s 2025 EOY objectives.
  • Use an executive note-taking card to track session insights by: problem, metric, owner, integration need, and next step.
  • Block time for peer networking and vendor meetings.
👉 Take a quiz (2min) to see which JHC sessions are most relevant for your business

What Jack Henry 2025 Sessions should I attend?

Topic Session  Time Rationale

Branch Transformation & Customer Experience

Banking Outside the Branch: The Power of Branch Anywhere

 Mon, Sept 8th 
10:15-11:15am

Omnichannel delivery is central to accountholder experience and workforce efficiency.

Lending Innovation

AI-Powered Lending and Deposits: Shaping the Future of Origination

 Tues, Sept 9th
12:05-12:55pm

Lending is a core growth driver. Faster, AI-powered origination improves decisioning, reduces costs, and drives scalability.

Commercial Growth Strategy

Compete and Win to Grow Commercial Fees and Deposits

 Mon, Sept 8th 
12:45-1:45

Diversifying revenue streams and sharpening commercial competitiveness are board-level priorities.

Fraud and Risk Management

Disrupting the Future of Fraud

 Wed, Sept 10th 2:45-3:35pm

Fraud losses remain a material risk. Industry benchmarks show that financial institutions adopting advanced prevention tools cut losses significantly. [Source: ABA Banking Journal]

Future of Growth

Attracting the Next Generation: Strategies for Acquiring Gen Y and Gen Z

 Wed, Sept 10th 2:45-3:35pm

Long-term growth depends on modernizing and capturing new Millennials and Gen Z accountholders.

 

Networking That Creates Executive Value

The highest ROI often comes from conversations with peers and partners. Join us at our Co-Hosted Happy Hour with Agent IQ and Q2 — a standout opportunity to step out of sessions and connect directly with executives who share your challenges in growth, fraud, and modernization.

What you gain: peer insights, benchmarking against similar institutions, and strategic connections that can outlast the conference.

🗒️ Networking conversation openers:
  1. What’s been your most effective lever for deposit or SMB lending growth this year?
  2. Where are you seeing fraud costs rise, and how are you containing them?
  3. Which digital initiative gave you the fastest ROI, and what made it work?

Use JH Connect as a Stepping Stone for EOY 2025 Goals

Priorities look different by institution size.

Larger FIs often focus on deposit growth, mid-sized institutions on SMB lending efficiency, and all face pressure to reduce fraud losses.

Not sure which growth area should be your team’s top priority?

Take our 2-minute quiz to see where your FI fits and which Jack Henry Connect sessions can support those goals.

 

 

 

Jack Henry Connect 2025 is an opportunity to do more than attend sessions — it’s a chance to accelerate the initiatives that will define your year-end results and 2026 roadmap.

👉 

Schedule a meeting

 with the Amount team to see how we can help you:
  • Launch modern account opening in weeks
  • Cut fraud losses with an enterprise level fraud model 
  • Deliver seamless omnichannel experiences

All while staying integrated with your Jack Henry Core. 
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