Chun Schiros, Regions Bank | Next 2023
Chun Schiros moved to the U.S. from China after graduating from college. She is now a data science manager for the corporate bank and wealth management arm at Regions.
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Kimberlene Matthews, PNC Bank | Next 2023
A two-day exploratory seminar at an insurance company set a teenaged Kimberlene Matthews on a path to becoming an actuary.
Heather Orrico, BNP Paribas | Next 2023
Heather Orrico manages 165 people in the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina, and is responsible for sales and trading businesses, foreign exchange, emerging markets, commodities derivatives and developed market rates.
Aileen Thomas, Synovus | Next 2023
Aileen Thomas oversees the six-member consumer bank product management team, which includes consumer and business banking: deposits, home equity and personal lending, debit and credit cards.
Aidis Suever, Ally Financial | Next 2023
After graduating from Kalamazoo College, Aidis Suever landed a job at Ally Financial in 2009 and has worked at the $196 billion-asset Detroit bank ever since.
Jennifer Auerbach-Rodriguez, Merrill Wealth Management, Bank of America | Next 2023
Under Jennifer Auerbach-Rodriguez’s leadership, Merrill released a report, “Seeing the Unseen: The Role Gender Plays in Wealth Management.”
Ashley O’Neal, Midwest BankCentre | Next 2023
Ashley O’Neal joined Midwest BankCentre in 2018 and currently has two regional managers working for her and a total of 77 retail employees in her organization.
Hilary Nelson, Lexicon Bank | Next 2023
Nelson, who started in banking as a teller in high school, oversees compliance, Community Reinvestment Act, Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money-laundering operations, and federal and state examinations and audits for the bank.
Vivian Kim, Hanmi Bank | Next 2023
Vivian Kim, whose parents immigrated to the U.S. from Korea in 1990, was a litigator before joining Hanmi as a corporate counsel.