Dan Bolen is the Chairman and CEO of the Bank of Prairie Village, which he founded based on a philosophy of community-focused, relationship-driven banking. He has an extensive legal background, holding a JD from the University of Virginia and two LLM degrees from Georgetown in Taxation and Securities Regulation.
Originally from Kansas, Dan was a decorated student-athlete at The University of Kansas, earning Phi Beta Kappa honors and a varsity letter on the 1978 Big 8 Championship Swimming Team. He also served as IFC President, demonstrating early leadership skills. People often describe him as trustworthy, accessible, and principled.
Unique Fact: Dan was the University of Kansass Rhodes Scholar Nominee.
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