About Scott Wylie
Scott Wylie co-founded First Western in 2002 after recognizing the need for an integrated approach for delivering financial services to the growing affluent market. As chairman and CEO of First Western, Wylie provides leadership for the holding company, as well as management of the bank and trust services. Most recently, he served as chairman and CEO of Northern Trust Bank of Colorado after having sold his prior institution, Trust Bank of Colorado, to Northern in 1998.
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Success Strategies
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Know when to stop, reflect and look ahead.
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How to Give Every Team Member a Tax-Free 'Raise'
There's no better deal around than a Health Savings Account.
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Why Educating Employees About Retirement Plans Is Critical
Encouraging retirement savings is a leader's responsibility.
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401(k)s
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Treat Retirement Plans Like a Business Unit, Not a Burden
Startup employees need 401(k)s, too.
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Why Business Leaders Must Set a Personal Mission
Assess what you're trying to accomplish in life beyond making money at your company. Otherwise you might be headed for trouble when life catches up with you.
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Entrepreneurs Must Skillfully Perform on Two Stages, Not Forfeiting Home for Company
A CEO who can't turn off that business persona for the nonwork parts of life may encounter a bountiful set of serious problems.
Personal Health
Entrepreneurs, Watch Your Back Side
Hyper-focus on building your company will bite you if you aren't just as focused on the well being of you and your family.