I'm sick of Democrats calling other Democrats racist for a 1% poll bump.

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59. lol, he was NOT the bloody CEO, talk about ludicrous overreach

Miguel Bustos, worked from 2013 to 2017 as Wells Fargo’s senior vice president of government and community relations, where he oversaw lobbying and community outreach efforts in six western states: California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, Montana and Utah.

He wasn't even national level, and was probably barely in the top 100 in the overall corporate food chain.

He also was a big part (director of Latinx outreach) of Al Gore's campaign in 2000 and worked in the Clinton White House. Also worked for Barbara Lee and Ron Dellums.

this was his 'big role' in the Wells Fargo mess

During the scandal, Bustos defended the bank when the city council of Vallejo, California, considered moving its accounts away from Wells Fargo. While Bustos admitted the bank had “made mistakes,” he also pleaded with the city council to stick with it.

“The one thing I learned in life is that no one is perfect, no one,” he said, according to a September 2017 article in the Vallejo Times-Herald. “But one thing I learned is that you have forgiveness and you have redemption. What we are asking is, you know what, work with us to be a better bank.”

The city council eventually voted to cut ties with Wells Fargo.


He worked mainly in philanthropics before and after his 4 year placement at Wells Fargo

https://www.linkedin.com/in/miguelbustos/

Experience
GLIDEsf
Senior Director, Center for Social Justice

LocationSan Francisco

The Center for Social Justice is involved in innovative approaches and solutions, including an unprecedented training experience for California police departments and District Attorneys for working with homeless and drug-engaged populations, a unique “pilgrimage” model of community building for racial truth-telling and reconciliation, and coalition-based drafting of key local legislation funding affordable housing and homeless-intervention services.

Director of Intergovernmental Affairs
Company NameOffice of Mayor Ron Dellums

• Served as the Mayor’s Senior Policy Advisor and Strategic Public/Private Partnerships Counselor.
• Managed the city's Bank on Oakland program aimed at banking the unbanked throughout Alameda County by providing financial literacy opportunities and assisting the unbanked, such as students, parents and laborers, in establishing bank accounts....

Congresswoman Barbara Lee
Deputy District Director

• Co-directed the Congressional District Office for the East Bay, covering the cities of Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, Albany, Piedmont, San Leandro, and Emeryville.
• Developed district-wide policy priorities, such as financial literacy, economic empowerment, environmental sustainability, education, health, workforce development, and housing....


https://hiponline.org/five-directors-on-expanded-hip-board-bring-varied-areas-of-expertise/

Miguel Bustos, who is based in his native San Francisco, is the Wells Fargo senior vice president, community relations, and outreach regional director for Northern and Central California, Montana, and Alaska. He previously managed grantmaking for the Levi Strauss Foundation in Latin America and Canada focusing on HIV/AIDS, asset building, and workers’ rights, as well as being responsible for Community Involvement Teams in both places. He was also responsible for the foundation’s U.S. HIV/AIDS grantmaking endeavors.

Beyond the philanthropic sector, Miguel has been a distinguished public servant who advised President Clinton and Vice President Gore at the White House, and worked for U.S. Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Oakland). He also served as director of boards and commissions under then-San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and as director of intergovernmental affairs for then-Oakland Mayor Ronald V. Dellums.

He earned a bachelor of arts degree in international affairs from Holy Names University, in Oakland, California; a master of arts degree in international relations from American University, in Washington, D.C., and a master’s degree in business administration with a focus on corporate social responsibility from St. Mary’s College of California. In addition to joining the HIP board, Miguel also currently sits on the boards of Glide Memorial Church and the Mexican Museum, both in San Francisco.