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In 1995, Wells Fargo committed $1 billion in lending to women business owners. The program inspired a new generation of women and led to new efforts to address inequities.
Read storyDuring her 45-year career in technology at Wells Fargo, Rita Davis Lyell witnessed many changes and inspired many more.
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A behind-the-scenes look at the dawn of computerized banking in the 1960s.
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Over the years, many women have made history serving on the bank’s board of directors.
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Before founding Citizens Bank, now a part of Wells Fargo, in Los Angeles in the late 1800s, Thaddeus Lowe was a renowned inventor and the chief aeronaut for the Union Army Balloon...
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Learn about Philo T. Farnsworth’s invention — and how backing from a bank helped bring TV into homes today.
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In 1864, this Wells Fargo agent stopped at nothing to deliver mail, money, and newspapers to customers — and later became the company’s president.
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Wells Fargo special agents in the 1800s helped protect the company and its customers.
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Chilean native Fernando Guzman responded to help his homeland after a devastating earthquake in 1960. He later helped build more resilient communities as leader of Wells Fargo’s social impact ...
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After being denied employment opportunities, a group of women typesetters started the Women’s Co-operative Printing Union. Their business soon counted Wells Fargo as a regular customer.
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