The name is thought to derive from the French "Haute Emprise" (High enterprise). However, no connection between Emprise and his death was discovered. In 2003, the second prize of the Emprise Art Award. He says Emprise Bank staff will now participate in sensitivity training. Sierra later became Emprise Financial Corporation. Among the last words that Bolles mentioned was "Emprise". The Art of Emprise is a collection of art owned by the bank. Through the merger, Emprise Bank reached $1 billion in total assets. Bolles was investigating Emprise at the time of his death. Ron Genini's "Theda Bara&colon; A Biography" (McFarland) and Eve Golden's "Vamp" (Emprise). Emprise claimed that the police were called as the bank had trouble verifying the check.