Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Colorado, Winston Salem, Philadelphia and San Jose good bye

Being removed from footprint.

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WS Lease was extended to 2028.

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WS is a specialty market for WIM mainly due to a large Trust presence. If it wasn't for Trust, there would be nothing left

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Post ID: @1etu+1tcsxueg

I have posted on this site several times re Winston. It’s closing in 2025. I have had to displace people there in two rounds. Our HR senior exec told me that Winston is closing.

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Post ID: @1wnj+1tcsxueg

RE specialty market, do you mean Raleigh in NC? Winston-Salem is not in loc strategy, and not a special market, that I’m aware of. There’s always been a presence in Winston since Wachovia opened its doors. They do seem to have moved us all out of Linden and Center and put us in WEC and I’m sure we’ll all be gone with the lease next year.

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I heard tech is affected.

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Post ID: @1qmz+1tcsxueg

CO was never in location strategy. Philly and WS are speciality markets for some

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Post ID: @1ufy+1tcsxueg

Worthless without LOB

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Post ID: @ivk+1tcsxueg

Which LOB?

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Post ID: @oos+1tcsxueg

Footprint is usually associated with branch not office presence. You telling me no more banking in Colorado?

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Post ID: @dwv+1tcsxueg

Old news. Wheren't they specialty sites anyway?

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Post ID: @vou+1tcsxueg

Can you give a bit more detail here?

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