Anne Boyle
Staten Island, New York, United States
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Anne Boyle reposted thisAnne Boyle reposted thisExcited that Wells Fargo's Pride Employee Resource Network (ERN) was named the winner of the Annual National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) LGBTQ Business Resource Group (BRG) Challenge Program! I'm so proud that our Pride ERN was recognized for their efforts to drive supplier diversity and make a difference within our organization and our communities. Tons of work by an awesome team, including Robert Schapira, Trung T Tieu, Anne Boyle, Michael Roman and so many others. #WeAreWellsFargo #LGBTQ #ERN #wellsfargo #allyship #representation #NGLCC
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Anne Boyle shared thisSo happy to represent Wells Fargo and our Pride ERN at the Stonewall Community Foundation's gala last week. I'm proud to work for a company that empowers and strengthens the LGBTQ+ community. Joined by other Wells Fargo leaders, Anne Boyle, our Pride Connection Employee Resource Network President, delivered powerful remarks at the Stonewall Community Foundation 2024 Vision Awards, where she spoke on our commitment to preserve, promote, and celebrate the rich history of the LGBTQ+ community. #WeAreWellsFargo
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Anne Boyle shared thisSo pleased to join our colleagues at this event and super happy, as the Pride ERN President, Wells Fargo scored #4!!!!Anne Boyle shared thisCongrats to the Wells Fargo team for being recognized as a 2024 Fair360 Top 50 Company! In 2024 we celebrate: - #23 on Fair360 Top 50 - Asian Executives #12 - Black Executives #5 - Latino Executives #15 - People with Disabilities #10 - LGBTQ+ Employees #4 - Supplier Fairness #12 Thank you Kristy Williams Fercho for sharing the importance of building ‘belonging centers’ to elevate meaningful connections to colleagues, customers, and communities. Thank you Daniel Shannon, Stephen DeStefani, Anne Boyle, Omar Ritter, CPA, SPHR, and Drinal Foster, SHRM-CP, PHR for your inspirational leadership. Thank you to all our Diverse Segments, Representation, and Inclusion (DSRI) teammates, Employee Resource Networks, DE&I Councils, and all the key partners for your dedication to DE&I. Special thank you to Michael McCoy and Lakesha Stuldivant for managing this event and partnership for WF. Congrats to all the honorees as we all strive for greatness to inspire one another to do more, do better, and hold each other accountable.
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Anne Boyle shared thisWhat a fantastic opportunity to get even closer to the great work the HRC does every day for members of our LGBTQ+ community, since taking on the President role leading the Pride ERN at Wells Fargo for our 16,000 members. Wells Fargo respects the HRC’s continued push to raise the standards and expectations for our LGBTQ+ community. The bar for companies like Wells Fargo is higher, as it should be, through rigorous assessments to obtain 100 on the CEI. We are so proud we are one of the 500+ companies this year to meet that high bar, and appreciate our photo from HRC and the continued work they do for our community. It was fabulous to accept this award with Jonathan Perez, our Tri-State Chapter lead, and on behalf of Suzie Asmar-O'Guin , my VP, Michael Roman ELT, Brett Broad ELT, Julie Allen Ugur O. ELT and former President, Jeff Englar. These amazing folks continue to inspire me as we drive continued visibility and inclusion. Shout out to Kevin Custer, Jerome Flores and John Lake and Dana Stevenson #wearewellsfargo #inclusion #HumanrightscampaignAnne Boyle shared thisWe recently honored the recipients of Human Rights Campaign’s Equality 100 Award. Joined by HRC President and our Workplace Equality Program, these leaders in LGBTQ+ workplace inclusion were recognized in our 2023-2024 Corporate Equality Index for taking concrete steps to establish and implement comprehensive policies and practices to ensure greater equity for LGBTQ+ employees and their families. Learn more about our Equality 100 Award recipients: https://hrc.im/Equality100
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Anne Boyle shared thisRyan is amazing. #WellsFargo #TogetherwegofarAnne Boyle shared thisRyan Dang Hong’s 21-year journey at Wells Fargo spans three states, multiple roles, and has been fueled by a singular purpose - making the workplace truly inclusive. This is his #WellLife story. https://lnkd.in/em7BSDYD
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Anne Boyle shared thisWhat a week Wells Fargo! Wells Fargo values Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. It was a humbling privilege to join my 9 other ERN Presidents and represent our communities and colleagues. Since stepping into the President role of our Pride ERN (LGBTQIA+) in August, I’ve been blown away by our commitment to this community and our investments and partnerships which benefit this segment and many others of our employee base and work we re doing in our communities and with our clients. Our representation at Out & Equal as Titanium sponsors and an investment grant in Career Mobility, in September, our emerald sponsorship of Reaching Out MBA in October hosting panels and recruiting, our session this week on National Coming Out day with Otis Rolley President of Wells Fargo’s foundation and Head of Philanthropy & Community Impact, just wow. On behalf of our entire Pride Community - thank you Kristy Fercho and Wells Fargo for the investments you make everyday to ensure we all belong and can show up authentically. Thank you to our 9 other Presidents, our ELT members and VPs as well as Chapter leaders, our OC executive sponsors and our volunteer communities in our ERNs who make Wells Fargo an inclusive, diverse and equitable, great place to work! #WeareWellsFargoAnne Boyle shared thisThe NYSE is thrilled to celebrate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Awareness Month with Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC). To mark the occasion, Kristy Williams Fercho rang the opening bell along with the leaders of Wells Fargo’s ten Employee Resource Networks. A powerful reflection of Wells Fargo's commitment to becoming a more diverse and inclusive company where all colleagues feel a deep sense of belonging. John M. Campbell Judith Barry Kimberly Bertz Amy Bonitatibus Anne Boyle Anita Daghestani Salvador Enríquez Michael Gillott Cesar Gonzalez Michael Haire charles harrison Keith Karpinske Michael Liersch Hannah Wang Lopez Windy Oliver
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Anne Boyle shared thisWe did it! #EMHRM Class of 2023. 16 months, Master’s degree ✅. Ivy League bucket list ✅. Life long learning ✅. Amazing experiences with world class faculty, Fortune 500 CHROs and an amazingly talented cohort ✅. Privileged beyond belief. Our commitment back to ILR: Bring our learning back to our companies, continue to coach and develop the next gen of talent and demonstrate courage (appropriately), in this ever changing landscape and world of work. Thank you to my amazing partner, wonderful family (my sister who made the trek), my fabulous cohort who are now friends, and lifelong connections, my Wells Fargo HR team, my boss, Ruth Ferguson, the professors, facilitators and Executive Director of EMHRM, and always to my greatest achievement in life, my son Jonathan. To my business case study, winners and cohort: Amanda Owens, PHR, SHRM-CP, sHRBP RAUL D CASTANEDA, Mathias Rech Santos, Michelle Day / our names will be together forever now in Cornell! Ajay Kunde Nada Kandil, Megan Calidonna, Christopher Sutton, Jr. Nick Glenn, Risako Okuse, Arun Bedi, Maria Abeal, Ioana Ellis, Holly Eble Karen Siewert Lily Koliqi Jessica A. Dunn Sameena Siddiqui Nodira Gray Betty Lai Talia Worth and rest of cohort Cathy L. Pantano Susan Beauregard #EMHRM #ilr #gratitude #wedidit #cornell
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Anne Boyle shared thisAnne Boyle shared thisDear LinkedIn Community, I do not post often; in fact, my last post was three years ago, but given my current situation (as of Monday, "Status: Unemployed"), I feel compelled to post. Along with 100+ colleagues, I was impacted by the Jobcase, Inc. RIF. Over the past 1.5 years, I've had the opportunity to work with and learn from some of the most talented and brilliant people; I have nothing but respect and gratitude for the time I spent at Jobcase delivering on its mission. While I’m proud to be a Jobcase alum, being laid off and no longer having a steady income to support my family is unsettling. My career achievements and my ability to drive results for an organization are pillars of my identity, with providing for my family being the pinnacle of that identity. So, what does success / next steps look like to me? 1. Finding my next career opportunity. I am actively job searching, so I kindly ask that you simply repost this message, "like” / comment / "tag" people in your network for visibility, or message me directly with any job opportunities where I may be a good fit. 2. Share my story to openly empathize with others who have walked this path before me and remind folks this is not a setback, but a redirect and a chance to build new relationships, learn new skills, and drive results for another company. 3. Take time to appropriately reflect on this pivotal moment in my career knowing we are all human and susceptible to this type of event. If you know someone that has been impacted by a RIF, offer support, listen to their story, and ask "how can I help?" It’s easy for impacted folks to feel ashamed, embarrassed, or be critical of themselves. Messages of reassurance from loved ones, friends, or colleagues go a long way. Now, before signing up to help me land my next career opportunity, I think it's important you truly know who I am (assuming you don't already!). · Professionally: I am an HR Leader that truly enjoys what he does; always excited to leverage my deep HR expertise (across various company sizes and industries) to help an organization reach its full potential. Please review my LinkedIn profile for more information about my career experiences and my functional areas of expertise. · Personally: People consistently tell me I’m the most kind, hardworking, and optimistic person they’ve ever met. Someone who is naturally energetic, always willing to lend a hand, and shows up every day hungry, with a smile, and “go-getter” attitude (or GSD mentality for my startup folks!). · Superpowers: Building trust and rapport quickly, cultivating strong relationships with business partners, and strategic thinking & roadmap planning. However, what I’m most proud of is having an infectious personality with an unmatched ability to add fun, excitement, and laughter to all things work. If I’ve captured your attention this far, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU. My family & I appreciate it. Cheers to what comes next!
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Anne Boyle shared thisAnne Boyle shared thisWe’re excited to be ranked number two on the 2023 LinkedIn Top Companies List in the U.S.! This recognition is thanks to our amazing employees that have chosen to grow their career with us. #LinkedInTopCompanies https://lnkd.in/erRMdEJrTop Companies 2023: The 50 best workplaces to grow your career in the U.S.Top Companies 2023: The 50 best workplaces to grow your career in the U.S.
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Anne Boyle liked thisAnne Boyle liked thisI'm not usually one to share personal stories on LinkedIn, but this is one I'm simply too proud and grateful not to share. Last September, our lives were turned upside down when our son, Kaius, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of AML leukemia. There isn't much that would cause me to step away from my professional life entirely, but family comes first, and every ounce of our focus shifted to helping him fight. It has been a challenging journey filled with uncertainty, strength, and hope. Thanks to intensive treatment and a bone marrow transplant donated by my husband, I'm incredibly grateful to share that Kaius is now cancer-free. His most recent bone marrow results were the best-case scenario, the transplant worked! We are absolutely over the moon. This experience has given our family a renewed appreciation for the small things we often take for granted, as well as deep gratitude for the incredible people who carried us through. To the doctors, nurses, and staff at Alberta Children's Hospital, thank you for your expertise, compassion, and unwavering care. And to the amazing colleagues, clients, and support network who stood by me during my absence, thank you for your understanding and encouragement. I'm excited to be back doing what I love and reconnecting with my clients, carrying with me a fresh perspective and a greater appreciation for every day. Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey.
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Anne Boyle reacted on thisAnne Boyle reacted on thisIn June 2023, I received a phone call from my daughter, Jessica. She had broken her arm going up the stairs. As a nurse, I knew immediately that a pathological fracture in a healthy 35-year-old was not a good sign. The diagnosis: Osteosarcoma with metastases to the lungs. Nine months later, she was gone, leaving a husband and three young children behind. I spent those nine months caregiving five days a week, holding both clinical knowledge and a mother's anticipatory grief simultaneously. I knew exactly what was happening in her body. And I could do nothing to change it. That experience is the foundation of everything I now do as a certified grief educator and coach. I work with people who are bereaved, especially parents, in the early years of loss. I know this work from the inside. And I believe that combination — lived experience, nursing background, and formal grief training, creates a quality of presence that is genuinely unique. I am building “The Sun Will Rise” to offer what I couldn't find when I needed it most. I also want to honour Jessica’s memory. If you work with grieving families in any capacity, I'd welcome a connection. The photo of us is from Jessica's wedding day in 2015. The future was bright and hopeful. It is still hard to think that in less than 10 years, she would be gone. No parent expects to outlive their children. #griefSupport #palliativeCare #bereavement #griefeducation #childloss.
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Anne Boyle reacted on thisAnne Boyle reacted on thisThis week I passed Hattie off to a professional trainer who's going to complete her assistance dog training and place her with a client. This part is always hard, especially when she lived with us for the past 20 months, but I know she's going to unleash independence for someone in need. That phrase, "Unleashing Independence," is the apt name of a $10 million campaign that Can Do Canines Assistance Dogs is undertaking to double our placement capacity to 100 teams per year, and one I'm proud to be a part of as a board member. An extraordinary building donation has accelerated our momentum, and community support is what will carry us to the finish line. If you're interested in learning more — or know someone who might be — I'd welcome the conversation. candocanines.org/capital- campaign
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Anne Boyle liked thisAnne Boyle liked thisA special evening at the annual Phipps Gala celebrating the power of community, opportunity, and partnership. Congratulations to everyone who made the event such a success and who continues to support Phipps' important work. And to cap off the night, the Knicks got a win. After 50 years of cheering them on, it was a pretty good way to end the evening. A great night all around.
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Anne Boyle liked thisAnne Boyle liked thisHad a great week at BNY’s #realinsite in Colorado where 2,000 clients came together to advance conversations about where the wealth and asset management industry is heading. A special moment for me was sitting down with Jonathan Steinberg, Founder and CEO of WisdomTree, for a thoughtful discussion on the evolving opportunity set for advisors based on today’s macro environment and industry shifts across asset classes, channels, and vehicles. We touched on the increasingly important role of private markets and how innovation in digital assets will impact the wealth ecosystem over time. Thank you, Jono, for sharing your perspective and to all our speakers, partners and BNY teams who made this week so memorable! #WealthManagement #AssetManagement #Innovation #DigitalAssets #PrivateMarkets
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Anne Boyle reacted on thisAnne Boyle reacted on thisHug all of your loved ones extra close today for me. Heading now to say goodbye for the last time to my beautiful stepdaughter Zoey. After 2 years of her fight with cancer to no avail, she had decided recently to move into a hospice home and we got the call that she is actively dying. Zoey was 13 when her father and I met, although it was an adjustment for us both, we ended up becoming very close over the years. I was the first person she called to share that she was pregnant. There are no words for how much I will miss her. Until we meet again Zoey ❤️
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