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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hugh_McCollHugh McColl - Wikipedia

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   Hugh L. McColl Jr. (born 18 June 1935) is a fourth-generation banker who was the CEO of NationsBank and the former Chairman and the first CEO of Bank of America.

2. www.wfae.org › show › charlotte-talks-with-mikeFormer Bank of America CEO Hugh McColl's 'Chapter 2' - WFAE

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   Apr 13, 2021 · Listen to an interview with Hugh McColl and the author of his biography, Howard Covington Jr., on his life and achievements after leaving Bank of America. Learn about his philanthropy, business ventures, social justice involvement and health challenges.

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4. www.nasdaq.com › articles › conversation-hugh-mccollA Conversation With Hugh McColl, the Former CEO of ... - Nasdaq

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   Aug 5, 2017 · Hugh McColl talks about the history and challenges of the U.S. bank industry, from his role in creating the modern Bank of America to the current regulatory environment. He shares his views on inflation, leverage, yield curve, and credit availability.

5. www.politico.com › magazine › storyHugh McColl’s Last Great Investment - POLITICO Magazine

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   Dec 25, 2017 · The ex-Bank of America chief is dedicated to improving the plight of black people in his hometown. He started by helping a young black protester reach the city council after a police shooting.

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     Hugh McColl, Jr. visits the Bank of America Heritage Center

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7. www.thepilot.com › business › hugh-mccoll-walkedHugh McColl Walked Away — and Walked Back | Business ...

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   Dec 3, 2020 · Retired from Bank of America since 2001, Hugh McColl Jr., 85, has enjoyed great success with his investment firms, as a philanthropist and Charlotte’s elder statesman.

8. www.axios.com › local › charlotteHugh McColl shares his wisdom with Ric Elias in new show - Axios

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   Aug 24, 2023 · Former Bank of America CEO Hugh McColl shares his insights on leadership, politics, and philanthropy with Ric Elias, a billionaire and podcast host. Listen to their conversation and learn about McColl's impact on Charlotte and beyond.

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   Who is Hugh McColl?

   • Howard Covington Jr., author of the latest biography on Hugh McColl, “Beyond the Bank: Hugh McColl’s Chapter Two” Hugh McColl, former Chairman and CEO of Bank of America Charlotte Talks Executive Producer Wendy Herkey has been with WFAE since 1998, beginning in the membership department, and has been on the Charlotte Talks staff since 1999.

   Former Bank of America CEO Hugh McColl's 'Chapter 2' - WFAE

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   Did Hugh McColl own bank of America?

   • It was under McColl's watch that a small bank in North Carolina, not far from where the Wright brothers infamously took flight, grew into the banking behemoth known today as Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) . Hugh McColl, the former chairman and CEO of Bank of America. Image source: Falfurrias Capital Partners and The Motley Fool.

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   How did Hugh McColl grow up?

   • As a youth, Hugh McColl went to work part-time at age 14 for the trust company and his father's cotton company, McColl Cotton Mills. He learned to keep books, securing payments, learning double-entry accounting and driving across North and South Carolina to make deposits.

   Hugh McColl - Wikipedia

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   Did Hugh McColl eat at Bank of America Corporate Center?

   • Nearly a decade passed after Hugh McColl’s retirement before he again enjoyed the view from the top floor of the Bank of America Corporate Center. Even with access to the executive dining room on the 58th floor, he chose to lunch with McColl Partners analysts at blue-collar cafés.

   Hugh McColl Walked Away — and Walked Back | Business | thepilot.com

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   What happened to John McColl after he retired?

   • After McColl retired in 2001, he remained a prominent figure in Charlotte. But he often reminded people in speeches and interviews that he wasn’t going to live forever, that new leaders needed to emerge.

   Hugh McColl’s Last Great Investment - POLITICO Magazine

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   Is John McColl a Democrat?

   • McColl is a lifelong Democrat who always thought he was better than the racism he saw growing up in the rural South. But now, on the other end of life, he remembers ignoring words and scenes that would be unforgivable today.

   Hugh McColl’s Last Great Investment - POLITICO Magazine

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    Mar 27, 2023 · Hugh McColl Jr. turned North Carolina's NCNB into a banking giant in the late 20th century that merged with Bank of America. Getty Images