The Most Powerful Women in Banking
When Maria Tedesco joined Santander Bank as its head of retail banking in April 2014, customer attrition was high and the bank was losing deposit share. Tedesco was hired away from rival Citizens Financial to reverse these trends and position Santander as the regional bank of choice in all of its key markets.
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Marie Chandoha has guided Charles Schwab Investment Management to record growth by focusing on lowering fees and improving investor education.
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Marianne Lake has become more prominent at the nation's largest bank, emerging as the voice in discussing its performance and defending its size.
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Only two women have ever been named chairman of the American Bankers Association. Dorothy Savarese is one of them.
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SunTrust CEO Bill Rogers has tapped Rilla Delorier to lead the largest transformation in the company's history. She aims to create a better experience not just for customers, but also employees.
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Mary Navarro is helping Huntington achieve enviable growth. The retail banking initiatives she has led continue to attract new customers, including millennials.
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