Sheila Noll

EVP & Chief Operating Officer

Sheila Noll has nearly 30 years of banking leadership experience and an outstanding wealth of knowledge in the payments space. As the EVP and Chief Operating Officer, among other duties, Sheila leads PCBB’s payments strategy to advance our capabilities and streamline our processes, in order to meet the future needs of our customers.

Before starting with PCBB, Sheila’s career began with Midwest Independent BankersBank. She started as a cash management specialist and progressed to the role of operations manager, eventually becoming EVP and Chief Operations Officer.

Sheila serves or has served as a member of many banking organizations, including the Faster Payment Task Force with the Federal Reserve Bank, the ICBA Operations & Payments Committee, the Clearing House RTP Advisory Committee, the Faster Payments Council Advisory Board, and others. Sheila is very active in banking education, including currently serving on the Graduate School of Banking in Colorado (GSBC) Trustee Board, as well as being the former Chair of the GSBC Banking Alumni Board.

Sheila has a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University of Central Missouri. She also graduated with honors from both the Missouri Bankers’ Association School of Bank Management and the Graduate School of Banking in Colorado.

NACHA Smarter Faster Payments 2024

May 6, 2024

Instant Payment Use Cases Driving Customer Adoption (Session Track: Faster Payments Experience) DESCRIPTION: Now that we have a choice of payment rails for instant payments, we must focus on how customers will want to use those rails. Thankfully, many countries in the world have experience of the most popular use cases, and we can leverage that to drive our instant payments adoption forward. Come and hear which of the use cases being adopted in the U.S. have been successful elsewhere and why, and which ones we can expect to see demand for in future that we don’t yet have planned. Speakers in this session explain how they will be pushing those use cases to their end-user customers and their financial institution's own end-user customers to take advantage of the real-time revolution.