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Credit Suisse Expands Funding to Nonprofit Organizations Leading Efforts to Improve Pathways to Career & Upward Mobility

Nonprofit Targets $20 Billion Toward Employee Ownership

Nonprofit Targets $20 Billion Toward Employee Ownership
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Frontiers of Finance: How Carbon Markets Can Help Save Tropical Forests

In-Person: Princeton University students, faculty and staff. Registration required. Virtual: Open to the public.  Zoom registration required. Wilson Ervin spent most of his career at Credit Suisse, retiring as a Vice-Chairman in 2020. In this role, he led a variety of strategic projects, especially policy reforms designed to fix problems exposed in the 2008 Financial Crisis.  In 2014, Mr. Ervin received the Risk “Lifetime Achievement Award” for his efforts to end “too big to fail” by designing and developing the “Bail-in” framework to resolve failed banks, a strategy that has largely been implemented across the world’s major financial centers. Mr. Ervin co-headed the Impact Investment Advisory Council starting in 2014, which coordinated the bank’s growing activities in sustainable practices and investments. He also chaired the Credit Suisse Americas Foundation. Prior to that role, Mr. Ervin was the Chief Risk Officer of Credit Suisse, a member of the Executive Board,

Credit Suisse Americas Foundation Makes a Commitment to Wake Tech | Wake Technical Community College

Credit Suisse Americas Foundation Makes a Commitment to Wake Tech | Wake Technical Community College
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Vroom adds 2 board members

Vroom adds 2 board members Photo courtesy of Vroom. By Auto Remarketing Staff NEW YORK -  Vroom has added two members to its board of directors, both with extensive backgrounds in the financial industry.  The new members are Paula Pretlow and Frederick Terrell, and Vroom chief executive officer, Paul Hennessy describes them as “two highly qualified executives with notable leadership experience at some of the world’s largest financial institutions.” Pretlow is former senior vice president of The Capital Group, a $2.4 trillion privately held investment management firm. At that company, she led the public fund business development and client relationship group. For 10 years, she was responsible for large client relationships.

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