Global financial institution becomes the latest Official Partner of the new 32-team FIFA Club World Cup™. The expanded partnership between Bank of America and FIFA supports the pursuit of excellence and achievement in football through two iconic sporting events.
Fortune recognized Brian for his leadership across several categories, including innovation, influence and impact.
The company receives accolades throughout the industry and around the world for delivering digital experiences that drive client engagement.
The multi-year partnership aims to empower student-athletes to pursue financial goals.
Bank of America has a new mobile app to make it easier for alumni to join and access the Alumni Network website from their mobile device.
Katrina Teague retired in 2017. She and her husband, Stan, now own a small business in Charlotte. Their company, Charlotte Vintage, is a vintage furniture and décor store. Katrina leverages her 12 years of technology and operations experience at the bank to help with her new business venture.
For Tony Allen, a commitment to public service and community empowerment underscored his tenure at Bank of America and ultimately his current role as president of Delaware State University.
Committed to client-focused innovation, Bank of America now holds nearly 6,600 patents Most U.S. patents of any financial services company in the country More than 7,300 inventors around the world Nearly 1 out of 5 patents granted last year related to AI and machine learning innovations
Kobi Kennedy Brinson, a Bank of America alum since 2014, is co-chair of Winston & Strawn LLP’s Financial Services Industry Group and is a litigation and regulatory enforcement partner in the firm’s Charlotte office.
Prior to joining Bank of America from the Pentagon in 2008, Jeff Cathey served with distinction in the U.S. Navy for 29 years. Since leaving the company in 2022, he has served on several boards and was inducted into the Florida Veterans Hall of Fame.
Company has also made $24 million investment in 2023 Neighborhood Builders® and Neighborhood Champions to support local organizations.
After a 25-year career in investment banking and 17 years with Bank of America, Craig Coben retired in 2022.