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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 [1] who was the CEO of NationsBank [2] and the former Chairman and the first CEO of Bank of America.

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     Hugh McColl, Jr. talks about a 1982 $45 million merger

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     Hugh McColl - Vision in Balance, 2008 Private-Sector Recipient

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     What Hugh McColl Did for the Bank Industry | The Motley Fool

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3. 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 · See stories by Wendy Herkey. Hugh McColl is often credited as being responsible for the creation of modern-day Charlotte and one of the biggest banks in the country, Bank of America. He'll be...

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

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   Dec 3, 2020 · Featured. Hugh McColl Walked Away — and Walked Back. Business North Carolina. Dec 3, 2020. 0. Hugh McColl comfortably eased into the role of Charlotte’s corporate elder statesman, a role he...

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   How old is Hugh McColl?

   • The Charlotte Observer ran an editorial that weekend that opened with the lines, “God bless Hugh McColl, but the man is 81 years old and 15 years removed from his retirement as Bank of America’s CEO. Surely Charlotte has the leadership to respond to this perilous moment … without falling back on yesterday’s captains.”

   Hugh McColl’s Last Great Investment - POLITICO Magazine

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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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   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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   When did Hugh McColl start banking?

   • To your point, when he started banking, Hugh McColl joined a small bank in North Carolina in 1959. When he started banking, it was called unit banking at the time. Unit banking meant that you could basically just have one location in most states. You couldn't have branches in most states. And you couldn't operate across interstate lines.

   What Hugh McColl Did for the Bank Industry | The Motley Fool

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

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   Dec 25, 2017 · Hugh McColl wielded more influence than any banker in the country during the last quarter of the 20th century, turning a small North Carolina bank into Bank of America, a financial colossus...

7. businessnc.com › mccoll-interview-providesMcColl interview provides interesting Charlotte lookback

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   Sep 27, 2023 · Hugh McColl. America’s market value soared from $700 million to $84 billion during McColl’s 18-year CEO tenure, which ended at age 66 in 2001. Since then, McColl, 88, has formed six businesses, including two art galleries and two private-investment groups.

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

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   Aug 24, 2023 · Elias is a billionaire who’s pledged to give away half of his wealth. McColl is a banking legend who’s pledged to live to 100 and spend his remaining years giving his time and money to healing inequities in Charlotte.

10. www.fool.com › investing › 2017/08/31What Hugh McColl Did for the Bank Industry | The Motley Fool

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    Aug 31, 2017 · If you were to make a list of the most influential bankers in the United States, few would surpass Hugh McColl, the former CEO of Bank of America ( BAC -0.62%). It wasn't just that McColl was...