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Whang to lead fixed income, capital markets and working capital finance businesses

Alicia Lopez leads the team that manages the bank’s translations.

U.S. Bancorp Impact Finance investments bring 185 affordable housing units to East Palo Alto

The 2022 ESG report offers a comprehensive look at how the bank is doing business in an environmentally sustainable and socially responsible manner while driving growth and innovation

$100,000 donated to three local nonprofits during employee recognition program

Program will provide mentoring and financial education to women of color in Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Atlanta

Named Business of the Year by the Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce, Hinckley Productions creates videos for international brands and local small businesses alike.

The truck is on a summer road trip across California, Washington and Oregon communities

Whang to lead fixed income, capital markets and working capital finance businesses

Brand ambassadors Minnesota Lynx Forward Napheesa Collier and Peloton Trainer, Good Morning America Contributor, ESPN College Gameday Reporter and New York Liberty Host Jess Sims will support the bank’s overall sponsorship with the WNBA

Named Business of the Year by the Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce, Hinckley Productions creates videos for international brands and local small businesses alike.

The powerful short film, directed by Emmy-Award winner Rudy Valdez, sheds light on a vital, but often overlooked, role bilingual children play in their families

Abby Losordo uses her background as a counselor and cancer patient navigator to help ensure U.S. Bank digital tools are accessible to everyone, including those who use assistive technology

Joanna Garcia draws on her experience as a Cuban immigrant

U.S. Bank programs with a college and high school in Ohio give students hands-on experience in information security

Banker and her husband go above and beyond to help families in their community

LinkedIn Live discussion touches on challenges Black Americans face in building wealth and ways to overcome those challenges

Bass Furniture is one of the few Black-owned, independent furniture stores in the Midwest

A new financial wellness program designed in partnership with the WNBA for its players

How the global chief ethics officer for U.S. Bank is leading the way

U.S. Bank helped fund renovations for the Dallas Hope Center, the only LGBTQIA+ focused transitional living center for homeless young adults ages 18-24 in North Texas

The bank ranks on the overall DiversityInc Top 50 list and specialty lists for the fifth consecutive year

The bank will provide financial education resources to support Asian-owned small businesses

The gifts are part of the U.S. Bank Driven to Serve initiative done in partnership with the Freedom Alliance

The program for associates of partner law firms who are early in their careers is part of the law division’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives

This #SmallBusinessMonth, U.S. Bank shares stories of resiliency and success

Students in the California program learn, teach financial education, perform community service

The grant program aims to help students gain experience and learn new skills to overcome financial challenges

Anish Bhati helps create meaningful experiences for U.S. Bank customers and prospects

Head of North American Operations for Elavon says follow your heart when giving to your community

The program for associates of partner law firms who are early in their careers is part of the law division’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives

Tennessee employees, including one whose son has autism, volunteer at autism awareness event

Students in the California program learn, teach financial education, perform community service

During Financial Literacy Month and beyond, U.S. Bank is committed to financial literacy across the country in cities of every size

For the third consecutive year, U.S. Bank receives the prestigious retail banking statewide accolade

In 2022, U.S. Bank focused on a set of initiatives to help individuals and families build wealth

New name but same commitment from U.S. Bank subsidiary delivering impact-focused financial solutions

Marcus Brown works to expand access to capital

Through the U.S. Bank HOME program, U.S. Army Sergeant Xanthin Luptak receives 23rd home donation — and first in Tennessee

Data engineer Aanik Lohani has beaten some of the top pickleball players in the world

With hackathons, U.S. Bank brings together technologists and business experts to develop solutions that meet client needs.

U.S. Bank mobile app, virtual docu-signing among solutions helping Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri through their busiest time of year

Kristy Carstensen builds on the belief that a diverse team is strong and agile.

Cheri Kay Getz landed a role as the first woman in branch maintenance in the early 1980s, proving she could perform the same work as her male colleagues

Members of a team that pitched U.S. Bank executives their app ideas in 2018 have gone on to focus on science, technology, engineering and math in their college studies.

The Ethisphere Institute recognizes U.S. Bank for the ninth consecutive year

Veteran employee aims to bring greater diversity to her team

Eco-friendly U.S. Bank Visa® debit cards make a difference to our oceans and in communities around the world, one card at a time

The bank will donate five Youth on Course memberships for every birdie Morikawa makes.

Multilingual staff impacts customers and surrounding community.

California customers to enjoy greater convenience, improved technology and continued focus on building strong communities, he says.

Fourth annual award recognizes outside counsel partners for advancing diversity in the legal profession.

Mariam Abrahams reflects on her leadership path at the bank

A team of U.S. Bank colleagues participated in the inaugural Play for Inclusion 3v3 Wheelchair Basketball Charitable Tournament in Milwaukee.

U.S. Bank Access Home program aims to bring greater diversity to mortgage teams.

The initiative, launched in 2021 as part of U.S. Bank Access Commitment, has already served more than 1,000 businesses in 2022.

New research shows financial confidence and knowledge increase significantly with even just a small amount of education and training.

The award is part of the U.S. Bank financial education scholarship program, which has given out about $45,000 each year for the last decade.

Recent initiatives include expanding a collaboration with CDFIs to invest in developers of color and the creation of Business Access Advisors and Access Home.

The Maddux Cattle Company in western Nebraska has strategically navigated the ups and downs of agriculture for four generations.

U.S. Bank has opportunities for everyone to ring in the Year of the Rabbit, including Lunar New Year Red Envelopes and custom-designed calendars.

Customer with big dreams wants to make a difference in Ferguson, Missouri.

In addition to developing the live art space, U.S. Bank sponsored the Meaningful Marketplace, which showcased women- and minority-owned businesses.

The company topped its industry for the 13th consecutive year.

Lending and Investment also given “Outstanding” ratings; Service receives “High Satisfactory” rating.

U.S. Bank is providing a $25,000 grant to the Northern California Coastal Region Red Cross in support of disaster relief efforts.

As part of the U.S. Bank Lunar New Year celebration, the bank is providing California Donuts’ Year of the Rabbit donuts free to customers at select L.A. branches.

In this new role, Mascotto will build and lead a team that will support and enable bankwide capabilities to meet growing demand for products, services.

The 2021 report details the bank’s progress on climate-related disclosures.

Great Lakes Theater first approached U.S. Bank to support the arts, later became a customer.

Union Bank opens new new San Diego location with latest banking design elements, sustainability in mind.

U.S. Bank continues to grow its support of the social impact platform through its Affordable Housing Bridge program.

Nearly 10,000 U.S. Bank client accounts migrated to new custody platform.

U.S. Bank volunteers join with Positive Atmosphere Reaches Kids, Junior Achievement to teach the financial concepts as part of initiative to increase rates of Black homeownership.

Sustainability-labeled commercial paper program designed by U.S. Bank will help fund affordable housing developments in California.

U.S. Bank has partnered with GRID Alternatives since 2010, supporting job training programs while providing access to renewable solar energy in communities facing poverty and restricted access to secondary education.

Kaalund will lead the bank's branch and small business teams across its 26-state footprint.

U.S. Bank Access Fund’s support for the African American Alliance of CDFIs helped launch a program to help minority business owners develop the financial acumen to increase profits.

In honor of GivingTuesday, spreading holiday cheer is just one of the reasons to give back to our communities.

Kentucky bankers join with Girls Inc. to share their knowledge of a sport that can provide key business connections.

U.S. Bancorp Community Development Corporation helped provide Neighbors Cookies $3.5 million in tax credits investment to help owner Meryl Kennedy-Farr purchase the equipment she needed to expand production.

Through one employee's family with a bright spirit of giving, everyone shines.

Somani, who leads the U.S. Bank Payment Innovation Studio, talks about what instant payments mean for businesses and consumers alike.

The nonprofit is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.

U.S. Bank launches military flagship branch program in Tacoma, Washington.

First deal closes with Longroad Energy; new product will be key to meeting bank’s environmental goals, serving growing customer needs.

Fargo, North Dakota-based U.S. Bank employees Mandii and Matthew Sturlaugson are each on track to volunteer more than 1,000 hours this year alone.

U.S. Bank has appeared on the list each year since it began in 2010.

The nonprofit job training program helps provide meaningful opportunities to veterans, transitioning service members and military spouses.

U.S. Bank Adoption Assistance Reimbursement and Parental Leave Programs give employees financial support and time.

Investments U.S. Bank has made in support of Black-owned businesses includes the creation of business access advisors, who can expand networking and business development opportunities for Black business owners.

New Mexico Community Capital’s Native Entrepreneur in Residence program, funded by a U.S. Bank Market Impact Fund grant, helped Andie Everett launch her business providing GIS solutions for southwest communities.

U.S. Bank is working to create an inclusive workplace where all employees can thrive.

Six questions with Chad Burlingame, Head of Impact Investing at U.S. Bank, about investors’ increasing interest in finding opportunities that reflect their values while still generating good financial returns.

Funds will be intentionally used to support projects, job creation in communities of color.

Videos from across the country will be released over the next five months on U.S. Bank social media channels.

Meet the U.S. Banker helping to make community possible with The New Children’s Museum and across the nation.

U.S. Bancorp Community Development Corporation invested $6.7 million of state Historic Tax Credit equity in the $44 million development.

With help from fintech partnerships and acquisitions, U.S. Bank is combining banking, payments and software into a suite of holistic solutions that are delighting customers and driving loyalty.

HomeStreet to retain all branch employees and keep branches open.

Volunteer efforts with Junior Achievement have impacted more than 2,500 students across the Bay Area.

He says he is having “too much fun to stop now.”

The American Opportunity Index, launched by the Schultz Family Foundation, Harvard Business School and Burning Glass Institute studies the progress of workers without a college degree.

Scott Lippert, who leads Payment Services Operations and the U.S. Bank Proud to Serve business resource group, recognized as a notable military veteran executive.

Milena Kohlhofer will help identify blockchain products that add efficiencies to capital markets business and advise Corporate & Commercial Banking clients on blockchain solutions.

U.S. Bank activates ATM network across the country to accept donations to the American Red Cross.

The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum is a public-private partnership with renowned comedian and Chicano art collector Cheech Marin, RAM and the City of Riverside.

The publication recognized Gunjan Kedia, Kate Quinn and Vanessa Angeles and awarded U.S. Bank a Top Team honor.

Expanded digital capabilities simplify and streamline the experience.

Stephanie Wenkel and her team helped create the bank’s digital mortgage portal, which has won accolades for its ease of use for consumers.

Notable programs on this year’s Seramount survey include benefits and childcare, employee support programs, and paid time off and leaves.

24/7 Blac, founded in 2020, is focused on financial empowerment programs including business creation, career readiness and homeownership.

Interns’ calendars are packed with workshops, volunteering, networking with leaders, and more.

The goal is to measure not only what the company does through U.S. Bank Access Commitment, but is it making a difference?

The museum is the cornerstone for visitors to learn how Latinos have contributed and continue to contribute to U.S. art, history, culture and science.

Dhiren Patel talks about what drives him – and opportunities for change.

Nonprofits providing technical assistance can apply; 2023 application period closes Oct. 14.

The bank has hired more than 100 graduates from the nonprofit job-training program, many of whom have risen through the ranks.

The report details the bank’s efforts to lead with core values, enable a sustainable future and increase equity, access and economic empowerment.

$300,000 grant will support five CDFIs to help build wealth, increase affordable housing, expand community impact.

Since 2012, U.S. Bank and Elavon have hosted 144 interns and hired 51 of them to full-time employment.

McNeill leads the team that developed U.S. Bank Access Home initiative.

Effective later this year, all employees in the U.S. and Canada will make at least $20 per hour as part of the bank’s continued investment in its people and businesses.

First-of-its-kind collaboration helps student-athletes navigating NIL.

An aspiring physical therapist at Utah Tech and a civil engineering major at Western Kentucky University are winners of the U.S. Bank Student Scholarship program.

North Carolina entrepreneur will receive a $25,000 grant and a year-long mentorship as part of third-annual Cleantech Inclusion Award.

New 4th and Montgomery location showcases company’s latest design concept.

College Track Sacramento celebrates inaugural class of graduates.

Owners of Platinum Plus Fashions and The Comfort Zone credits U.S. Bank partner HomeSight for ongoing success.

Pat Ramge leads new team and Kim Abreu joins as senior vice president.

The company also recognized by Disability: IN “Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion” for the fifth consecutive year.

Somani, who leads the U.S. Bank Payment Innovation Studio, talks about what instant payments mean for businesses and consumers alike.

U.S. Bank provides volunteers and job opportunities through the San Francisco LGBT Center.

The $30 million project will celebrate Black culture and create community space along a main commercial corridor in the Black community.

In-person Pride events return with renewed energy.

Greg Cunningham reflects on a tour he took earlier this year to visit sites, museums and memorials dedicated to America’s race relations and civil rights history in Montgomery, Alabama.

U.S. Bank among investors who helped fund the new Tate Eitienne Provost Center, dedicated to preserving the history of school desegregation and its role in the civil rights movement.

Financial education is a huge component of this year’s festivities.

A $30,000 grant award from the U.S. Bank Foundation is providing hope to five Missouri entrepreneurs.

Annual Market Impact Fund grant program provides funding to 20 nonprofit organizations.

Bankers help those in agriculture navigate a financial space shaped by lending and equipment finance as well as trends and market headwinds.

U.S. Bank customer and Black-owned business Sweet Fingers recently reopened in Oakland, California, following 30-month closure.

In rural Alaska, high-speed internet improves connectivity, allowing communities in the Aleutian Islands to better share and nurture their culture while also delivering educational and telehealth services.

She’s Invested: Supporting Emerging Female Leaders will serve women of color from Historically Black Colleges and Universities as well as universities in Southern California.

As we celebrate World Environment Day on June 5, here’s a look at three U.S. Bancorp Community Development Corporation projects advancing sustainability.

In honor of Military Appreciation Month and Memorial Day, three families who lost a loved one in the line of duty received a vehicle.

Business Access Advisors, part of U.S. Bank Access Commitment, are in nine geographic areas.

Jesse Mains volunteers annually at Idaho camp for kids with cancer.

U.S. Bank recently partnered with the nonprofit through its Access Home initiative to help increase Black homeownership in Milwaukee.

Newport Cinema 4 survived the pandemic and recently celebrated its 10th anniversary.

The bank continues to rank on specialty lists and the overall DiversityInc Top 50 list for the fourth year.

U.S. Bank donates more than 400,000 stamps to the American Red Cross.

Through its membership, U.S. Bank will help U.S. Black Chamber members receive third-party certifications that will then help them gain more access and visibility to procurement opportunities.

Initiative focuses initially on Black homeownership education and opportunities.

Jonathan Franklin, an employee based in Harvey, North Dakota, and his wife, Nicole, opened the first and only counseling center within 60 miles of the rural town after a spate of suicides.

Five-year plan focuses on supporting equitable access to capital for low- and moderate- income communities and communities of color.

In honor of Military Appreciation Month, three families who lost a loved one in the line of duty received a vehicle.

U.S. Bank Access Commitment Advisory Group kicked off in March and is composed of Black business and community leaders.

U.S. Bank is one of five organizations housed within the Bellevue University center as part of a unique partnership.

Weeklong festivities in tornado-stricken town included surprise deliveries, ribbon cutting and community event.

South Minneapolis branch features the bank’s latest look and feel, along with a community room for neighborhood groups and nonprofits.

In California and beyond, U.S. Bank and community partners are helping hundreds and thousands of underbanked individuals receive affordable access to banking.

In honor of Mother's Day, employees share advice for life, celebrate working at U.S. Bank.

NeighborWorks and U.S. Bank work together to help Nebraskans become mortgage ready.

Sadhvi Subramanian’s unique career path brings her to U.S. Bank to lead the CRE East region.

The Women’s Business Center of Charlotte aims to empower female entrepreneurs by offering one-on-one counseling, feedback on business plans and much more.

The head of U.S. Bank Global Banking talks about the value of change and highlights opportunities for buyers and sellers as we enter a new phase of everyday life.

U.S. Bank investments helps Nashville agency expand.

Building a Commercial Real Estate office in one of the country’s most competitive CRE markets takes dedication, knowledge and experience. Kim McKee explains how she did it, while also growing the portfolio from zero to multi-billion dollars.

The Ethisphere Institute recognizes U.S. Bank for the eighth consecutive year.

With financial support, U.S. Bank looks to help impacted families and communities.

American Banker names Kristy Carstensen one of the Most Influential Women in Payments.

Saim Malik uses his skills to assist Afghan Welcome Home Project of Central Illinois.

The owner of Ako International Market received financing from U.S. Bank Phoenix-based partners LISC and RAIL.

Investments in FVLCRUM, Advantage Capital/Business Consortium Fund will provide technical support, capital access for growth.

U.S. Bank helped FIB secure a new branch in Minneapolis, the 50-year-old bank's first location outside of Detroit.

U.S. Bank invested in Goalsetter, a financial education app for the entire family, which aims to help close the wealth gap and build a new generation of investors and savers.

U.S. Bank partners with Urban Institute to create pathways to wealth.

The U.S. Bank Student Scholarship program, a sweepstakes for participants in financial education modules, continues to evolve in its 10th year.

Tacoma, Wash., non-traditional college student Kimber Jones is a winner of the semiannual program.

U.S. Bank Project Manager Ted Gamble ran 200 miles to raise funds for a non-profit that creates jobs in Haiti involving recovered ocean-bound plastic.

Branches in Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and Southern California recognized.

Being intentional is part of U.S. Bancorp Community Development Corporation's commitment to more equitable community development and increasing capital to historically underserved communities.

Kristen Long organizes Valentine’s Day gift donations for kids at East Tennessee Children’s Hospital in gratitude for her daughter’s successful cancer treatment.

U.S. Bank and Mercado on Fifth partner to provide financial education to the Quad Cities’ Hispanic business community.

Over the past three years, Brittny Ferguson has logged nearly 500 volunteer hours and won "Volunteer of the Year" from Junior Achievement of San Diego.

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2020-21 reverse mentoring cohort kicked off in March 2020, just as world dramatically changed.

In the new center, U.S. Bank will provide free coaching to help clients connect to their goals, visualize them throughout their lives and identify the right steps toward pursuing those goals.

At U.S. Bank, Brenda Aranda found a workplace and culture that values wellness and work/life balance.

Neal Richardson takes a hands-on, and sometimes hands-dirty, approach to financial education.

Employees’ agility, compassion and volunteerism make a huge impact.

U.S. Bank activates ATM network across the country to accept donations to the American Red Cross, donates $25,000 to foundation supporting Boulder Valley School District.

U.S. Bank sends our mobile banking unit to impacted area, and activates our ATM network across the country to accept donations to the American Red Cross.

Nas Iqbal is deployed in Kuwait and was sent to support the emergency evacuation in Afghanistan.

U.S. Bank employees share impact of their involvement with Home Start in San Diego.

The 2800 E. Lake Street property will be redeveloped for housing, commercial and outdoor retail use and arts and cultural spaces.

The firm is the third recipient of the annual award, which recognizes one of the Law Division’s preferred law firms for advancing diversity in the legal profession.

U.S. Bank has a longstanding relationship with Phoenix-based Trellis, including providing down payment assistance for first-time homebuyers.

Carolina Fintech Hub has placed 113 participants in tech jobs around Charlotte, N.C.

Kedia, Vice Chair, Wealth Management and Investment Services, and Cunningham, Chief Diversity Officer, discuss the results, what surprised them and what U.S. Bank plans to do with the results.

U.S. Bank has appeared on the list each year since it began in 2010.

The company also sets goal to source 100% renewable electricity by 2025 and sets an environmental finance goal of $50 billion by 2030.

Campaign encourages everyone to take some time to give back on Nov. 30.

Importance of helping local community, leaving a lasting legacy shine through in survey responses from financially comfortable Black consumers.

Market with less than 350 employees volunteers 1,200 hours during annual companywide campaign to provide direct support to nonprofits.

Support of minority depository institutions is part of the bank’s ongoing commitment to help close the racial wealth gap.

U.S. Bank revisits veteran recipients of previous home, car and home repair donations with care packages worth up to $5,000.

Innovative program helps rebuild American manufacturing and the lives of veterans

U.S. Bank provided key financing to create opportunities for the Black-owned businesses that call Carter Commons home.

U.S. Bank Tribal Solar Energy Scholarship with American Indian College Fund provides additional training and support.

The department’s initiatives to advance equal access to justice and foster equity in the legal profession have received recent acclaim.

Tacoma, Wash., non-traditional college student Kimber Jones is a winner of the semiannual program.

Part of the U.S. Bank Access Fund supporting more than 30,000 microbusinesses.

U.S. Bank ranks second among American-based financial services companies and No. 72 overall.

Funds will support projects focused on racial equity, closing the racial wealth gap.

We’re creating an industry-leading experience for people with disabilities.

The publication recognized Gunjan Kedia, Kate Quinn and Jodi Richard.

Fixed Income and Capital Markets team adds Ade Adedeji and names Marcus Martin head of newly established full-service ESG practice.

The publication recognized Gunjan Kedia, Kate Quinn and Jodi Richard.

Celebrating the life and legacy of U.S. Bank General Clerk Norris “Whitey” Mendenhall.

U.S Bank unveils U.S. Bank Nuestra Herencia™ Visa® Debit Card and donates $200,000 to The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum and Artist In Residence Program.

Flora Rees-Arredondo weaves culture and identity into her visual art, including her design for our new debit card.

U.S. Bank private wealth advisor Tyree Walton spends weekends officiating college football games.

The owner of a growing dessert catering business has received financing from U.S. Bank partner Grameen America.

U.S. Bank honored by Small Business Administration Minnesota District and Colorado Governor.

Looking back on rolling out our first companywide giving platform with a nationwide relay five years ago.

Lending, Investment and Service tests also given “Outstanding” ratings.

Investments include special bonuses, raises and health care enhancements for employees.

Relyea will work across our company to develop strategic assessments of emerging technologies and products.

Nallasivan joins the bank with years of experience in customer experience-focused data and analytics.

Richard will join the company's Managing Committee and report to Chairman, President and CEO Andy Cecere.

Five-year investment highlights our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

The annual Twin Cities Business Magazine feature honored three leaders in 2020.

We’re thanking healthcare workers and others who are helping their communities amid COVID-19.

The new branch featured a team of bankers and the latest technology.

Both based in Minnesota, U.S. Bank and Best Buy have a long history of working together.

We’ve grown into one of the largest players in the space over the past decade under Bill Mulvihill.

Mark Runkel is experiencing firsthand the long-term impact of Special Olympics and its Polar Plunge.

His initial focus will be maximizing the use of RTP® and Zelle® throughout the company.

The U.S. Bank executive focuses on building teams at work and in the community.

The business is part of Corporate & Commercial Banking.

In Arizona, the bank is helping a local food bank serve the community amid COVID-19.

The announcement also includes additional support for African American Alliance.

Corporate & Commercial Banking is one of four main business lines at the company.

U.S. Bank subsidiary Elavon partners with Year Up to provide job opportunities for low-income young adults.

Investments bring benefits to environment, communities.

New solar project in Arkansas exemplifies trend in job creation and environmental sustainability.

How Cincinnati hip hop nonprofit Elementz is preparing youth artists for careers in music and more.

Grants to CDFIs will provide technical assistance to real estate developers of color.

The $1 million annual Market Impact Fund to support 20 organizations and their leaders.

Ian Eslick is head of enterprise engineering, technology strategy and modernization at U.S. Bank.

Our open source leader is using the strength of the software community to drive continuous innovation.

The Rebundle founder is $25,000 winner of the 2021 U.S. Bank Foundation Cleantech Inclusion Award.

This summer, our 16 master’s-level summer interns are competing in a case competition to support Flavia Moore and Crawling Crab during the post-pandemic recovery.

The U.S. Banker is a regular fixture of the nonprofit scene.

New York City leader talks about her immigrant parents’ influence and her new role at one of the largest banks in the United States.

Seramount, formerly Working Mother Media, publishes the list annually.

The $30 million bond will support housing developers of color.

Our consumer digital leader is hiring customer-obsessed colleagues to shape the U.S. Bank Mobile App and more.

Chris Taylor is channeling his passion and our core values to make a difference in his community.

In the aftermath of George Floyd’s killing in Minneapolis a year ago, our company committed to several initiatives to address social and economic inequities.

U.S. Bank provided an $8 million investment to help the nonprofit expand its impact in St. Louis.

This Minnesotan nonprofit’s cookies-with-a-cause will be a hot commodity for tourists braving the cold.

Our Chief Diversity Officer Greg Cunningham reflects on the historic Kerner Commission – and expresses optimism that this time will be different.

We’ve created a virtual employee volunteer network and adjusted its community giving programs.

A recent makeover is the latest in how employees make sure the branch reflects its surrounding community.

We’ve invested more than $100 million in Chicago’s historic Pullman neighborhood since 2009.

Glynda Dickinson turned to an old bank vault and new technology to help customers.

We supported dfrntpigeon through our $1 million annual fund that goes toward workforce development, arts and culture and affordable housing.

With support from U.S. Bank, the St. Louis nonprofit is helping Kevin Geekie realize his dream.

U.S. Bank and Operation Homefront partnered to donate a mortgage-free home to Mark and Cynthia Porter.

Bryan Schrader, Ed Hawk, Mark Bricker and Todd O’Neal share what the home donation means for their families.

Kedia is working to promote diversity and inclusion in banking.

U.S. Bank and our employees have long been a part of the historic Five Points neighborhood in Denver.

We partner with organizations such as Veterans Community Project to provide housing for veterans in need.

The annual event put on by The Atlantic gathers leaders across industries to discuss consequential issues.

U.S. Bank and Freedom Alliance have partnered to donate 12 homes to wounded veterans in recent years.

He draws from his past to shape his present and future as a leader at U.S. Bank.

How one banker has overcome adversity and prospered thanks to a steady job and personal determination.

U.S. Bank provides employees with paid time off to spend volunteering in their community.

Our branch employees are rallying around local partners amid business disruption caused by the pandemic.

The marketing campaign analyst and avid runner raised money for a nonprofit combatting human trafficking.

Community input and creative financing has transformed Iberville public housing project into Bienville Basin.

The senior risk management executive shares his view from inside a 2020 Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality.

The growing Los Angeles small business received support from PACE and U.S. Bank.

We continue to invest in the community as part of its expansion in Charlotte.

U.S. Bank helped develop a financing structure that has made homeownership possible for thousands of people.

Lawrence Arts Center is one of 20 inaugural grant recipients from the $1 million U.S. Bank Market Impact Fund.

The U.S. Bank mortgage leader reflects on how its passage opened the door for his family.

Based in Denver, the ski industry expert and theater fan leads a national team serving middle market clients.

The nonprofit organization led by Jennifer Openshaw provides girls with business education similar to an MBA.

From defying unwritten rules to shaping those written, Kathy Goucher left her mark on U.S. Bank.

We donated $50,000 through our inaugural Market Impact Fund to make the project possible.

U.S. Bank has provided $6 million in grants to help arts, culture and recreation nonprofits adapt amid COVID-19.

During Hispanic Heritage Month, U.S. Bank is recognizing Latinos helping one another realize their aspirations.

Carmen Saldivar-Montano joined our company during high school through the Cristo Rey work study program.

New live video enhancements give customers support and guidance from their local branch banker, wherever they are.

The branch is located in the first officially recognized LGBTQ+ neighborhood in the United States.

We recently hosted a webinar to help older adults and caregivers protect their finances.

U.S. Bank and nonprofit PACE have helped the business stay on track for growth as it has navigated COVID-19.

U.S. Bank recently donated $1 million to Chicago nonprofit CNIMFG to expand access to capital.

With U.S. Bank funding, the center is opening on the site of a convenience store burned down during 2014 unrest.

David Little is one of eight annual recipients of the nonprofit’s Gold Leadership Award.

U.S. Bank employees used paid volunteer time off to lend a hand in their community.

The pandemic has brought an urgency to tackling what have been taboo conversations for many families.

We teamed up with Microsoft and nonprofit Women in Voice for a virtual hackathon event.

U.S. Bancorp subsidiary pivots to meet digital needs of its more than 1 million customers worldwide.

ESOP’s financial literacy program is helping people build up savings, reduce debt and improve credit.

The Royal British Legion is using cashless terminals to collect donations supporting service members and families.

We are committed to supporting veterans and their families.

King spoke about living as a legacy to parents Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King.

The list has been a cultural staple for nearly five decades.

We are partnering with artists who helped create the Black Lives Matter street mural in uptown Charlotte.

Four good old-fashioned rock and rollers are taking their show on the road with $20,000 from U.S. Bank.

We are growing our role as a leader in financing the ski industry under Jennifer Kaufman.

U.S. Bank intern Ryan Poehler is paying it forward on campus and grateful for those who have done the same in the workplace.

We donated $20,000 to create a new makerspace for Girls Inc.’s STEM program.

Washington bankers took mobile banking to the next level after a customer service emergency.

Lawlor brings more than 25 years of industry experience.

Wippler succeeds John Stern, who was appointed president of our Global Corporate Trust and Custody business last month.

With funding and volunteer support, U.S. Bank looks to help those impacted in India.

The Top Companies 2021 list recognizes companies that both attract and invest in talent.

The funds will go to African American Alliance of CDFI CEOs, Grameen America and LISC.

We won the top honor in three U.S. regions: Great Lakes, Plains and Southwest.

Our tax credit equity investments are helping to build affordable housing, showcase cultural artwork and more.

Angela Ratliff and Anu Somani were honored by American Banker and PaymentsSource, respectively.

The company also placed on many specialty lists including: Board of Directors, ESG and Philanthropy.

Our employees will provide on-site counsel and guidance on financial, payments, technology and innovation topics.

We’re partnering with the nonprofit organization for the pilot program in Denver and Chicago.

We also placed on three specialty lists.

Those navigating reduced income when a partner loses a job during the pandemic may be eligible to receive a grant.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for business owners in the historic and cultural district of St. Paul.

We are joining the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service Mentor-Protégé Program.

U.S. Bank invested $3.7 million to transform the building with a focus on historical education and anti-racism.

Eduardo Arteaga will compete at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2021 in late February.

Martin brings twenty years of industry experience and an established record of success.

He talks about the purpose driving his role, which includes frequent interviews with national media outlets.

We're proud to be a national partner of the Human Rights Campaign and the HRC Foundation’s Transgender Justice Initiative.

The performance honored North Carolina-born drummer and composer Max Roach.

Krystal Dillard is on a mission to encourage healthier eating options.

Ford brings more than two decades of industry experience.

She was part of a Top Team recognized by American Banker’s Most Powerful Women in Banking and Finance program.

The debit cards made with ROBP offer customers new way to show their love of the ocean and help the environment.

We pledge to do our part to combat biases and acts of violence against Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.

When disaster strikes, our Mobile Financial Center ensures customers have access to essential banking services.

Martin will lead the Commercial Banking group in the St. Louis market.

As part of broad commitment, U.S. Bancorp Community Development Corporation is working to deepen relationships with Black developers.

Morikawa is a Major Champion on the PGA TOUR.

Our $4.2 million NMTC investment helped a pharmaceutical manufacturer expand operations.

U.S. Bank will become the presenting partner of the annual Salute to the Negro Leagues game.

Stern, a 20-year veteran of U.S. Bank, will assume the role effective May 17, 2021.

The U.S. Bank Foundation grants were distributed to AAPI organizations across the country.

We donate vehicles to veterans in need through our Driven to Serve initiative.

The regional Commercial Banking leader’s expanded portfolio at U.S. Bank spans from Pacific Northwest to the Rockies.

Venturo and U.S. Bank recognized for new innovations developed in 2020.

Welsh joins the bank from a consulting firm where he specialized in financial services and the consumer experience.

We have a long history of community development and engagement in the neighborhood.

Customers are encouraged to access mobile and digital banking services or its ATM network that afternoon.

The Ethisphere Institute recognized U.S. Bank for the seventh consecutive year.

The annual list is published by Payments Source.

We’re also rebuilding in our hometown Minneapolis to continue to support customers.

Recent event highlights role of nonprofit organizations in closing a growing talent gap in the trucking industry.

The place-based investment approach continues with $1 million in grants to 40 small businesses on South and West Sides of Chicago.

The bank is partnering with Girl Scouts of Western Ohio to provide hands-on training at its Cyber Defense Center.

The move is part of a broader shift of our community giving programs amid pandemic.

Dynamic Dozen reverse mentoring program connects U.S. Bank with next generation of consumers.

The first branch to be located at 201 S. Tryon Street in historic Uptown area.

The executive appointments further our commitment to people, diversity, equity and inclusion, and business transformation.

Executive Chairman Richard Davis to retire from the Board of Directors at Annual Shareholders Meeting.

The community affairs manager channels her uncle and grandmother both personally and professionally.

Terry Vaughn and others have found their home at a new apartment community funded by U.S. Bank.

He says he is having “too much fun to stop now.”

The Harris Poll ranking polled Americans on resolve, trustworthiness, responsiveness and permanence.

Godridge and Kelligrew have co-led the division for the past four years.

The program supports female and minority entrepreneurs driving innovation in environmental sustainability.

U.S. Bank recently created the new role.

The hometown bank’s employees are helping visitors make the most out of their time in the Twin Cities.

U.S. Bank partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland to expand the organization’s horticulture program.

U.S. Bank Fraud Risk Analyst Adam Chinnock has volunteered more than 230 hours as a firefighter this year.

Accessibility consultant Christina Granquist shares how designing for disabilities shaped the new voice assistant in the U.S. Bank Mobile App.

Ahmad is among a number of U.S. Bank employees who have helped the country respond to COVID-19.

U.S. Bank employees reflect on attending the big game when it came to Minneapolis in 1992.

The seven CDFIs receiving capital are across the country.

U.S. Bank and GRID Alternatives partner to bring solar power and training to tribal communities.

It is a series of initiatives across the business to increase wealth building opportunities, starting with the Black community.

The magazine publishes the list annually.

Chad Schrieber wants to help others avoid what his father and family have gone through.

U.S. Bank, Freedom Alliance and the Minnesota Timberwolves partnered to give back to U.S. Army veteran Sean Pearson.

Minnesota high school student Addison Gray is a winner of the semiannual sweepstakes program.

The annual list is based on independent surveys.

Our top priority is to keep people safe.

At U.S. Bank, we are working to respond quickly to the needs of our employees, customers and communities.

This longtime Cincinnati resident’s efforts to clean up her block has had a ripple effect on the community.

John McCoy is thriving at U.S. Bank and takes pride in calling himself a banker.

Cecere has been with U.S. Bank since 1985 and has served as president and chief operating officer since January 2016.

The well-being of our customers, colleagues and communities continues to be our top priority.

The continually improving feature is one of many ways that we have served customers amid the pandemic.

The Lewis-Clark State College student is the recipient of an annual financial education scholarship from U.S. Bank.

U.S. Bank summer intern Ben Stevenson writes about his experience working virtually amid COVID-19.

We’ve relied on both technology and ingenuity to serve customers amid the pandemic.