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Betsy Duke
Inside the Stagecoach

Board chair: ‘We are steadfast in our commitment’

Board chair: ‘We are steadfast in our commitment’

In her 2018 letter to shareholders, Board Chair Betsy Duke writes, “The entire board remains excited and optimistic about Wells Fargo.”

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Inside the Stagecoach

Video: ‘Excited and optimistic about our road ahead’

Video: ‘Excited and optimistic about our road ahead’

In a video for the 2018 Annual Report, Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan and Board Chair Betsy Duke say they’re optimistic about the future.

Tim Sloan
Inside the Stagecoach

CEO: ‘Optimistic as ever about the future’

CEO: ‘Optimistic as ever about the future’

In his annual letter to shareholders, CEO Tim Sloan writes, “In 2018, we further strengthened the foundation for our road ahead.”

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Diversity & Inclusion

Championing a workforce of diverse capabilities

Championing a workforce of diverse capabilities

At the 2018 No Barriers Summit, leaders from Wells Fargo and other companies shared how they are making workplaces more diverse and inclusive — and what they hope to see in the future.

Wells Fargo Chief Risk Officer Mandy Norton smiles broadly as she answers a question during an interview.
Inside the Stagecoach

Mandy Norton: Taking a risk to inspire

Mandy Norton: Taking a risk to inspire

A sense of adventure brought Mandy Norton from the United Kingdom to the U.S., and eventually to Wells Fargo as its chief risk officer. The mathematician-turned-banker sees opportunity and hope in leading the risk management effort.

A woman sits facing a group of people in an interview setting.
Diversity & Inclusion

Recognizing unconscious bias

Recognizing unconscious bias

Understanding how unconscious biases can influence our language and decision-making can help transform human potential and align individual performance with organizational results.

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.
Innovation

Sloan: Re-establishing and moving forward

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.

Mary Mack, head of Community Banking and Consumer Lending, dressed in blue business attire, smiles pleasantly at the camera.
Inside the Stagecoach

Mack: Feeling the heartbeat of change

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.

Jon Campbell, head of Corporate Responsibility for Wells Fargo, in a grey suit, smiling and standing with his arms crossed.
Inside the Stagecoach

‘We will become a better, stronger Wells Fargo’

‘We will become a better, stronger Wells Fargo’

Jon Campbell, head of Corporate Responsibility for Wells Fargo, shares how the company is enhancing its approach to corporate social responsibility to make a bigger impact.

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