US Bank Invests its Heart in Communities

When something happens to a US Bank customer or their community, the company takes it personally. It’s that ethos that drove US Bank and its leadership to respond to the impacts of COVID-19 and tragedies like the murder of George Floyd with heart and empathy. From caring for employees and their families to investing in minority-owned businesses, US Bank continuously puts the needs of its stakeholders first.To talk about these initiatives, we welcomed back to Purpose 360 show Reba Dominski, Chief Social Responsibility Officer at US Bank, and President of the US Bank Foundation.Listen for Reba’s insights on:Why and how US Bank has invested hundreds of millions of dollars to address social and economic inequities, including initiatives to increase access to capital for Black-owned businessesHow US Bank bridged the personal impacts of the pandemic and movement for racial justice with the company’s values and cultureWhy US Bank conducted an “agile sprint” to better focus and integrate its social impact efforts with overall business strategyLinks & NotesAbout US BankUS Bank Access CommitmentReba Dominski on LinkedInCommunity at US BankDE&I at US BankUS Bank Foundation (00:00) - Welcome to Purpose 360 (01:02) - Reba Dominski (02:55) - The Impact From George Floyd's Death (08:39) - Accelerating Previous Commitments (10:24) - What Companies Can Do Next (13:55) - Pullman Porters (16:57) - Returning to Work (22:00) - Mental Health (26:23) - The Access Fund (30:11) - From 'Can I' to 'Can We' (32:57) - Dealing With Blowback (34:57) - In the Know (39:33) - Tulsa (42:20) - Working With Coalitions (50:29) - Solar (52:12) - Juneteenth (55:02) - Last Thoughts