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Ray Hufnagel with Wells Fargo’s Jay Hong stand facing each other in front of a truck that says Plastic Express.
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Helping translate military skills to business

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Helping translate military skills to business

As a Naval helicopter pilot, Ray Hufnagel was responsible for transporting his fellow service members during military missions. Today, his company Plastic Express safely moves billions of pounds of plastic resin across the U.S. every year, with support from Wells Fargo banker and fellow veteran Jay Hong.

A boat makes its way up the Hudson River in New York with the buildings of the Hudson Yards development and Manhattan skyline in view. Photo credit: Courtesy The Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group
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Hudson Yards a ‘big bet’ on New York’s future, says Wells Fargo CEO

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Hudson Yards a ‘big bet’ on New York’s future, says Wells Fargo CEO

Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan joined celebrations for the opening of retail and public spaces at Hudson Yards, a historic redevelopment effort the company is helping lead on New York’s West Side.

Party Cake Bakery owners Juan and Olga Montano stand with their four sons in the front of their bakery, each holding a different baked good.
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A love story written in frosting

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A love story written in frosting

From working together in a supermarket to owning 10 Party Cake Bakery locations throughout Miami, the chronicle of Olga and Juan Montano has always been about dedication and devotion.

An aerial shot of a San Antonio Winery vineyard shows rows of grape vines with the sun shining on the horizon.
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For the love of wine and family

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For the love of wine and family

Over the course of 100 years and four generations, the family behind San Antonio Winery has built a legacy of overcoming obstacles and embracing innovation to become one of the wine industry’s most awarded brands.

Photo of tomato plants ripe on the vine in California before harvesting and processing by Ingomar Packing.
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Growing a legacy on the vine

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Growing a legacy on the vine

Greg Pruett leads one of the nation’s largest tomato processors, continuing a family legacy passed down for generations.

A Precision Valve and Automation fluid dispensing machine in action.
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Making the machines that glue the world together

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Making the machines that glue the world together

Tony Hynes started the international company Precision Valve and Automation in his basement in 1992 because he recognized a gap in the durability and design of how products were assembled.

Josie Natori stands alongside recent clothing designs from her fashion company.
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Josie Natori knows what women want

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Josie Natori knows what women want

After chasing her career dreams halfway around the world, Josie Natori traded in her job on Wall Street to launch her own clothing company. Now, 40 years later, she’s built a fashion empire.

Longtime Wells Fargo customers Lee and Erin Hanson invented the Guardian Cap to help reduce head and brain injuries.
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Tackling football helmet safety head-on

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Tackling football helmet safety head-on

When a father’s proficiency in science and a mother’s passion for safety intersected with their son’s love of the game, a “Guardian” was born.

Farmer Robert Craig smiling with cows grazing in the pasture behind him.
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For UK dairy farmers, ‘cooperation’ is a key ingredient

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For UK dairy farmers, ‘cooperation’ is a key ingredient

With four creameries and more than 1,000 dairy farms, First Milk — the U.K.’s only 100 percent farmer-owned co-op — is proving there’s strength in numbers.

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