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...hard and advanced quickly at NCNB. In 1985, when the bank's CEO Hugh McColl, asked him to move to Florida to run a string of branches, he reported to his new job in less than 24 hours. Through a series of purchases made by McColl, NCNB turned into NationsBank, which turned into Bank of America, which in time grew to become the nation's biggest retail bank, home loan provider and credit card issuer...
...would be a mistake, however, to construe his banking strategy as public service. Lewis may have been born in Mississippi and raised in Georgia, but he grew up at NationsBank. It is, essentially, the only full-time employer he has ever had, and he has spent the past 38 years of his life singularly dedicated to the mission set out by his equally determined mentor, Hugh McColl, to transform that North Carolina institution into what would become Bank of America...
...army, Spangler returned to Charlotte, where he headed his family’s construction, real estate and banking operations. During the 1980s, as chair of the Bank of North Carolina, he organized a successful merger with the North Carolina National Bank Corporation, now known as NationsBank...
...notes Lynn Reaser, chief economist of NationsBank Private Client Group, a division of BankAmerica, the economy has been growing at a remarkably even clip. She believes gross-domestic-product growth in the second half of this year "will turn out to be about 3.5%, actually equal to the first half, which was in turn equal to the second half...
...banking. And his vision has been playing out on a national scale for the past 20 years. Fittingly, the first bank in the U.S. to have branches coast to coast is that same Bank of America, which accomplished the feat just this year through its $48 billion merger with NationsBank of Charlotte...