fashion: Boss babe

The High Rise Straight Pant In Double Knit ($119), The Two Button Blazer In Double Knit ($198), Azra Suede Pumps ($128) anntaylor.com

Silk Crepe Tuxedo Shirt ($160) bananarepublic.gap.com Slingback High Heeled Leather Shoes ($89) zara.com

Twisted Vegan Leather Hoop Earrings ($35)Hoop Earrings ($35) whitehouseblackmarket.com whitehouseblackmarket.com

Knotted Tote ($168) madewell.com Soft Studded Obi Belt ($69) whitehouseblackmarket.com

Roebling blue light blockers in Dandelion (starting at $95) felixgray.com SPANX The Perfect Black Pencil Skirt ($189) shopbop.com

Michelle Pump in Taupe Leather ($115) naturalizer.com High-Waisted Cropped Belted Straight-Leg Pants in Dark Ivy ($39.99) oldnavy.gap.com

Resume Dress ($188) jcrew.com

Collection Willa tuxedo blazer in metallic silver lamé ($348) jcrew.com

Double-breasted Blazer with Pockets ($149) zara.com

Considered Solar Powered Resin Watch ($95) anneklein.com

Diane Gold Statement Earrings In Ivory Pearl ($130) kendrascott.com Floral Lace Mesh Midi Pull On Skirt ($129) anneklein.com

DMY BY DMY Valentina Oval Sunglasses ($170) urbanoutfi tters.com

Crown & Ivy Women's 3/4 Sleeve Peasant Top in Orange Leopard ($59.50) belk.com Kurt Geiger London Violet Leather Tote in Turquoise ($240) nordstrom.com

Sculpted-Fit Italian Wool Blazer ($228), High-Rise Wide-Leg Italian Wool Pant ($149) bananarepublic.gap.com

Louis R. Straub II

Louisville Market President, Independence Bank

Emma Horn

Managing Director, KFC Foundation

With an eye toward improving the lives of employees, the KFC Foundation represents an unparalleled standard of care for the people that keep the iconic restaurant brand running. Every time a customer buys French fries from a participating KFC restaurant, a portion of the proceeds are donated to the KFC Foundation. “Fries change Lives,” says Emma Horn, Managing Director of the Foundation. e donations provide college scholarships, GED, and community building programs for KFC restaurant employees across the country. e KFC Foundation also serves as a safety net during times of hardship and tribulation. It also teaches employees how to build savings and good practices to improve their personal lives. “It’s an opportunity to make a di erence in the lives of so many people,” says Emma Horn. “Wherever they might be on life’s journey, we want all of our team members everywhere to feel that they are part of a family.”

It is the same sense of family that makes a partnership with Independence Bank such a natural t. “Our values align perfectly,” says Louis R. Straub II, Louisville Market President for the Bank, which has a similar foundation for its employees and like KFC, is compassionately community oriented. Louis is committed to what he calls “Everyday Excellence,” and with that in mind, Independence Bank helped the KFC Foundation build a strong investment strategy, resulting in signi cantly higher returns and create the capacity for the KFC Foundation to do more good work for decades to come.

In addition to its St. Matthews signature location, Independence Bank also o ers a second o ce at 1900 Colonel Sanders Lane. It is a wonderful arrangement for two fantastically civic-minded institutions.