Natalie G. Haag serves as Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary at Capitol Federal Financial, Inc., a prominent financial services company headquartered in Topeka, Kansas. In this key leadership role, she oversees all legal affairs, corporate governance, and compliance matters for the organization and its subsidiaries, including Capitol Federal Savings Bank. Haag plays a pivotal part in guiding the company's strategic initiatives, ensuring regulatory adherence, and managing risk in a dynamic financial landscape. Her expertise in banking law and corporate governance has been instrumental in supporting the company's growth and maintaining its reputation for integrity and stability. Prior to joining Capitol Federal in 2012, Haag built a distinguished career in private practice, specializing in financial services and regulatory law. She spent over two decades at Husch Blackwell LLP, where she rose to partner and advised major clients on complex transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and securities regulations. Her deep knowledge of the banking industry, honed through representing financial institutions in high-stakes matters, positioned her as a trusted advisor before transitioning to an in-house role. Haag's professional journey is marked by her commitment to ethical leadership and her active involvement in industry associations, including serving on the board of the Kansas Bankers Association and contributing to legal education through speaking engagements and publications. Throughout her tenure at Capitol Federal, Haag has achieved notable successes, such as navigating the company through regulatory changes and facilitating key corporate developments that have enhanced shareholder value. Her leadership has been recognized with awards like the Women Who Mean Business honor from the Kansas City Business Journal, reflecting her influence in promoting diversity and excellence in the legal and financial sectors. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Haag is dedicated to community service, supporting initiatives in education and economic development in the Midwest region.