By Krista Daly
Tim Sloan, who in 2011 was named The Tribune’s citizen of the year, has just been appointed the president and chief operating officer of Wells Fargo.
“As we prepare for Wells Fargo’s future, Tim is an ideal choice to lead one of the best teams in banking as they accelerate investments and drive change that position us for growth and enhance the many ways in which we help our customers succeed financially,” said John G. Stumpf, chairman and chief executive officer. “Tim has been a go-to leader throughout the post-financial crisis period and our historic Wachovia merger, having served as our CFO and CAO, and leading top businesses and organizations. He has earned the respect of his peers and our stakeholders by demonstrating his passion for putting customers first and for the kind of relationship-building that has been a hallmark of Wells Fargo’s finest leaders.
Sloan has been with the company for 28 years having served as Well Fargo’s chief financial officer from 2011 to 2014. Prior to that, he served as chief administrative officer and has headed operations such as commercial banking, commercial real estate and specialized financial services.
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