Wells Fargo is modernizing 130 branches in the Washington, D.C., area as part of its District-by-District Branch Transformation program, a multi-year effort to revamp 4,000 branches nationwide. The initiative blends technology upgrades with in-person services, aiming to strengthen branches as hubs for financial guidance, relationship-building and community engagement.
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‘Lift as you rise’: Black women founders mentor the next wave of leaders
With more than 2 million businesses generating $118.7 billion collectively, Black women are reshaping U.S. entrepreneurship and mentoring the next generation as they rise.
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After complaints go nowhere, Maryland woman pushes for accountability from local lawyers
After hiring a bankruptcy attorney to challenge what she believed were inflated mortgage charges, Iris McClain says she was left with missed deadlines, a dismissed case and no refund. She’s now warning others and calling for greater accountability, alleging the state’s attorney oversight system is built to shield lawyers, not protect clients.
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HomeFree USA and Wells Fargo hosts homeownership workshop for Bowie State students
HomeFree USA and Wells Fargo hosted a homebuyer workshop at Bowie State University to educate renters on the affordable homeownership process, emphasizing the importance of homeownership as a pathway to wealth.
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Small businesses owners in D.C. speak on impact of COVID-19 pandemic
Entrepreneurs such as Julius Lofton Jr. and Peter Opare have thrived during the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to government and private funding, while other businesses struggled to stay open.
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Hello Alice expands Boost Camps and accelerators for entrepreneurs
Hello Alice is expanding its small business accelerators and Boost Camp programs in 2024, providing entrepreneurs with training, skill development, and a network of peers to expedite the growth of their businesses.
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D.C. leads in markets for women-owned businesses
Washington D.C. is a leading region for women entrepreneurs, with a strong economy, a highly educated workforce, and a commitment to providing support to women-owned businesses.