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President Updates / January 2020

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[PHOTO DESC: 1 - Over the shoulder shot of Steve as he signs to Melissa, a visitor and Martin standing at the front of the room. 2 - Jenny is signing from a book to two seated students. 3 - Audience members are smiling and watching the presenter off screen. 4 - Alicia looks to Benro as he presents to the board. 5 - Wide shot of the Board members putting their hand in a group circle during the NAD chant.] ---- The NAD Board went to Las Vegas, Nevada for their first board meeting of 2020! Check out our album for more pictures on Flickr, Facebook, or Twitter. #NADBoard

"Should I request an interpreter or not?" YES, mak

"Should I request an interpreter or not?" YES, make sure you request an interpreter for your meeting with your legislator. In fact, you can request one at your legislator's town hall meetings! #LegislativeTip

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[PHOTO DESC: 1- L to R, Zainab Alkebsi (NAD Policy

[PHOTO DESC: 1- L to R, Zainab Alkebsi (NAD Policy Counsel), Paula Sorto (Lead Associate Operations), Abby Delos Santos (Associate Banker), Rita Torres (Associate Banker), Danny Himes (Associate Banker), and Howard A. Rosenblum (NAD CEO). 2- a group stands outside the bank holding the ribbon.] --- CEO Howard A. Rosenblum and Policy Counsel Zainab Alkebsi join the unveiling of an accessible Chase branch in Washington, D.C. Deaf and hard of hearing people can chat with deaf employees directly when they walk into this @chase branch. Thank you @jpmorgan for making this happen. #AccessibleBankingFTW