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Wells Fargo
announces $2 billion lending goal to black business owners (August
29, 2008) After reaching its goal to lend $1 billion to African American
business owners by 2010 earlier this year, Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) has
announced a goal to lend an additional $1 billion by 2018, expanding the
cumulative goal to $2 billion. The announcement was made as Wells Fargo
celebrates the 10th anniversary of its African American Business
Services program.
Through alliances with national and regional organizations supporting
the African American community, Wells Fargo provides outreach and
education to African American business owners, increasing their access
to capital and other financial services.
“Reaching our $1 billion goal two years early is a testament to the
growth and entrepreneurial vision of this important segment of the U.S.
economy,” said Brenda Ross-Dulan, senior vice president and national
spokesperson for Wells Fargo’s African American Business Services
program. “It also exemplifies Wells Fargo’s commitment to satisfying the
financial services needs of African American business owners
nationwide.”
As part of the anniversary celebration, Wells Fargo will expand its
relationship with the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) by
sponsoring the NBMBAA Entrepreneurial Institute. The Institute, a
daylong session of workshops and panels led by business management
experts, will be held September 17, 2008 in Washington, D.C., at the
start of the NBMBAA 30th Annual Conference and Exposition.
“We’re excited to team up with Wells Fargo, a company that shares our
mission to empower visionaries and help them succeed financially,” said
Barbara Thomas, president and CEO of the National Black MBA Association.
“With the launch of the Entrepreneurial Institute, we continue to
support the significant growth of African American businesses by
offering resources for existing business owners, small business
professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs.”
For more information about Wells Fargo’s African American Business
Services program, visit
www.wellsfargo.com/biz/aabs.
For more about the NBMBAA Entrepreneurial Institute and the 30th Annual
Conference in Washington, D.C., visit
www.nbmbaa.org.
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