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Diversity & Inclusion

Story Type Indicator - video. Jacklyn Garote, a scholarship recipient, stands in front of a wall and smiles. The painted wall has pink flowers at the top right, a wave right below it, a fish head on the left, and many colors, including green, gray, orange, and yellow.

When untapped potential meets access to college

Diversity & Inclusion

When untapped potential meets access to college

College students are working toward their dreams, thanks to the Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund and support from Wells Fargo.

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Economic Opportunity

Story Type Indicator - video. Rethinking Rural participant Melony Edwards at Willowood Farm in Washington.

Forget the city. These millennials are ‘rethinking rural’

Economic Opportunity

Forget the city. These millennials are ‘rethinking rural’

Organizers in Washington are creating a national network of millennial leaders in rural areas, thanks to support from a nonprofit and Wells Fargo.

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Our People

Story Type Indicator - video. Mary Mack, head of Community Banking and Consumer Lending, dressed in blue business attire, smiles pleasantly at the camera.

Mack: Feeling the heartbeat of change

Our People

Mack: Feeling the heartbeat of change

Six months into her journey as head of both Wells Fargo Community Banking and Consumer Lending, Mary Mack marks milestones and shares her heart for making a positive difference in peoples’ lives.

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Financial Health

Story Type Indicator - perspectives. Image of a man and woman looking at an ipad screen. Both have worried expressions on their faces.

The ‘wall of worry’ has a bright side

Financial Health

The ‘wall of worry’ has a bright side

A chief investment officer explains how fear can be a healthy check against investment hubris.

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Innovation

Story Type Indicator - video. Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan, wearing a dark business coat, light blue shirt, and red tie, looks right and smiles cordially. A small Wells Fargo pin is right of his lapel. The blue and light purple wall behind him has a black & white Bloomberg banner.

Sloan: Re-establishing and moving forward

Innovation

Sloan: Re-establishing and moving forward

At an executive conference in New York City, Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan discussed the economy, resiliency, and leading Wells Fargo into the future.

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Economic Opportunity

Lillian Copeland stands in front of the Spelman College sign in Atlanta.

Empowering Washington, D.C., residents through academic scholarships

Economic Opportunity

Empowering Washington, D.C., residents through academic scholarships

The District of Columbia Housing Authority goes beyond its mission of ensuring affordable housing by providing its residents with opportunities to build self-sufficiency through tools like its Commitment to Excellence Scholarship Program.

Innovation

From an angle looking down over her head, the view is of a woman sitting at a table, using her computer to book air travel. She has s a Wells Fargo Propel Card in her right hand. Items on the table include a boarding pass, sunglasses, and passport.

New Propel Card to offer enhanced, industry-leading rewards, no annual fee

Innovation

New Propel Card to offer enhanced, industry-leading rewards, no annual fee

Wells Fargo is enriching the rewards of its no-annual-fee Propel Card, providing more value for customers’ everyday purchases.

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