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Our People
Story Type Indicator - video. Brian Bottorff is standing and looking at the camera. Behind him is a waterway with a boat on it and a bridge over it. In the background is the New York City skyline.

‘It’s great to be a part of a company that hires veterans’

Our People

‘It’s great to be a part of a company that hires veterans’

After Brian Bottorff served in the U.S. Navy, he noticed there wasn’t much to help veterans transition to civilian life. He’s grateful for the programs Wells Fargo offers team members who served in the military.

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Diversity & Inclusion
The backs of four women and one man are seen on a panel. The women on the ends are looking toward the man, who is sitting in the middle. In front of them is a crowd of people who are standing and sitting, looking at the panelists.

Championing a workforce of diverse capabilities

Diversity & Inclusion

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.

Diversity & Inclusion
Story Type Indicator - viewpoints. Erik Weihenmayer helps push Cole Rogers in his Action Trackchair, which is propelled by treads like those on a tank, as they ascend Copper Mountain in Colorado.

Overcoming our barriers to find peace and purpose

Diversity & Inclusion

Overcoming our barriers to find peace and purpose

No Barriers USA uses transformative experiences, tools, and inspiration to help people embark on a quest to contribute their absolute best to the world.

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Our People
Wells Fargo General Counsel Allen Parker gives his Constitutional Medallion acceptance speech.

Allen Parker awarded Constitutional Medallion from iCivics and The Constitutional Sources Project

Our People

Allen Parker awarded Constitutional Medallion from iCivics and The Constitutional Sources Project

Wells Fargo’s general counsel and Operating Committee member was recognized for his leadership in supporting the Constitution and promoting civic engagement.

Our History
A man in a suit is shown holding and looking at three avocados that are opened. There are six unopened avocados on a table next to him. To the right is a Wells Fargo & Co Express logo with a cartoon image of an avocado.

How Wells Fargo helped revolutionize the way Americans ate

Our History

How Wells Fargo helped revolutionize the way Americans ate

Learn how Wells Fargo’s Food Products Department helped farmers and gave customers a new way to buy the foods they loved.

Business to Business
Story Type Indicator - video. A Precision Valve and Automation fluid dispensing machine in action.

Making the machines that glue the world together

Business to Business

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.

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Business to Business
Story Type Indicator - video. Josie Natori stands alongside recent clothing designs from her fashion company.

Josie Natori knows what women want

Business to Business

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.

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Economic Opportunity
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SAGE: Ensuring dignity and respect for LGBT elders

Economic Opportunity

SAGE: Ensuring dignity and respect for LGBT elders

As the leading advocate for LGBT elders, SAGE is more than just an organization. It’s a movement of caring activists dedicated to providing advocacy, services, and support to older members of the LGBT community.

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Economic Opportunity
Story Type Indicator - video. A new, 14-story, 100-unit affordable senior apartment building in Manhattan.

The 50-year fight for affordable housing in Manhattan

Economic Opportunity

The 50-year fight for affordable housing in Manhattan

Unlike many real estate investments, in which a developer’s primary focus is on creating value, the $1.5 billion Essex Crossing urban renewal project in Manhattan was designed with a community-based approach.

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