Bank of America's Unique Approach to Support Services
To handle its digital printing, screen printing, and warehousing/fulfillment needs, Bank of America relies on a Support Services team made up of 300 employees. What makes this team unique, however, is that every Support Services employee has a cognitive or developmental disability.
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“Support Services is one way we are creating an environment where all employees, including those with disabilities, have an opportunity to succeed and achieve their goals, and is a demonstration of our broader commitment to strong environmental, social, and governance practices,” says Vice Chairman Anne Finucane.
A video on the Bank of America site gives an inside look at this in-house operation and the people who make it so successful.
"We’re just like any other business," explains Support Services Senior Executive Mark Feinour. "We just happen to have a different talent pool that we draw from.”
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