Women’s History Month: Best Financial Campaigns That Empower Women

March 21, 2019 Victoria Pallien

Female empowerment and leadership are celebrated during Women’s History Month and every month. In the finance industry, some brands are making it a priority to showcase and welcome diversity by highlighting women and their histories in digital campaigns.

Bank Of America: Augusta National Women’s Amateur

Bank of America, founded more than 240 years ago, has recognized women in its latest sponsorship of Augusta National Women’s Amateur, the first Augusta National golf championship for women.

In regards to female representation and goals for women in the future, Vice Chairman of Bank of America Anne Finucane said, "I think we can be more hopeful. Just take a look at business: We see more women on boards, and those boards and companies are doing better than ever. Our research finds lower volatility and higher returns if you have two or more women on a board. Then look at politics: More women than ever in Congress — and not just more women, but greater diversity."

Finucane noted there is power in numbers, and women are succeeding in greater volumes. Bank of America supports diversity in the workplace and showcases that acceptance by embracing women’s interests and their right to equal treatment.

A new chapter in a storied tale, #ANWAgolf is driven to energize and inspire. #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/jaAlNVvsQG
— Augusta National Women's Amateur (@anwagolf) March 8, 2019

CitiBank: Life And Money By Citi

CitiBank shares the story of advocate Jadayah Spencer, who aims to encourage young adults to create the changes they desire. Spencer founded the International Youth Leadership Institute (IYLI), which she tells CitiBank consumers about while riding a Citi Bike through New York for an appearance on Life And Money.

Life and Money by Citi offers insights on money management, productivity and overall wellness, acting as a resource for consumers. Leveraging this platform, Spencer spreads the word about IYLI, and Citi highlighted their support for women in leadership.

Ride along NYC with youth advocate and female activist Jadayah Spencer this International Women’s Day. #IWD2019 #SeeHer https://t.co/CrqSb5lfSI pic.twitter.com/Cwn3bOK6Kv
— Citibank (@Citibank) March 8, 2019

Wells Fargo: International Women’s Day

Wells Fargo is promoting Women’s History Month by taking a look at their very own company history.

The bank is “investing in women.” With this initiative, Wells Fargo aims to inspire and educate their consumers on how to reach goals by enlisting women’s advice.

As more brands recognize the benefits of diversity in the workplace, marketing efforts become inclusive and shine a light on the greatness achieved by women.

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Victoria Pallien is a Marketing Communications Writer at Digital Media Solutions (DMS), the fastest-growing independent digital performance marketing company. DMS helps its clients accelerate growth by deploying diversified and data-driven customer acquisition solutions that deliver scalable, sustainable and measurable marketing results. DMS performance marketing solutions connect the right consumers with the right offers at the right time to achieve the marketing objectives of our clients. DMS is continually innovating to provide new and emerging media and technology solutions that minimize waste and maximize results across the most competitive industries. Since its inception, DMS has demonstrated incredible year-over-year growth which has earned recognition on the Inc. 5000 list in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018.
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