Wells Fargo

SVP, Sustainable Finance Integration

Experienced executive in clean energy and climate finance, leading teams and complex initiatives to drive capital deployment across private, public and non-profit sectors. At Wells Fargo, lead enterprise-wide effort to meet the goal to deploy $500b of sustainable finance by 2030, along with other key initiatives meant to capture the commercial opportunity in sustainable finance while supporting clients’ transitions. Previously led the green bank movement as Executive Director of Coalition for Green Capital. Includes leading successful federal legislative campaign to create the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, a new $27B national green bank signed into law by President Biden as part of the Inflation Reduction Act. Over nearly a decade, our work drove the creation of over a dozen state and local green banks that catalyzed $15B of clean energy investment with a focus on underserved communities.

Head of Sustainable Finance & Advisory

Geneviève oversees a team responsible for delivering thought leadership and a full suite of products aimed at helping clients achieve their sustainability objectives across Wells Fargo’s Commercial Real Estate, Banking, Markets, and International lines of business. She also leads Wells Fargo’s Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB) implementation of the company’s “net zero,” sustainable finance and climate risk integration goals. Previously, Geneviève was the head of Asset Management for Corporate & Investment Banking and before that, she was a managing director and relationship manager in the Corporate Banking group. Geneviève chaired Corporate Banking’s Diversity & Inclusion Council and served as a member of the Wholesale Banking’s D&I Council. Originally from Montréal, Canada, Geneviève earned her dual bachelor of arts degree in ecomics and international studies from Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. She is an avid musician and outdoor enthusiast, and lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, with her husband and son.

Managing Director, ESG Solutions

Readie leads several strategic efforts such as operationalizing “net zero" and sustainable finance lending targets, implementing climate risk integration, and delivering solutions to help clients achieve their sustainability objectives. Most recently, Readie was the Head of Communications Strategy for the Wells Fargo LIBOR Transition Office. Readie joined Wells Fargo Securities in 2011 as an investment banker serving municipal and not-for-profit clients in the Government and Institutional Banking Group. Readie served as the Inclusive & Innovation Culture Chair for the Wholesale DE&I Council, Chair of the WFS San Francisco Women’s Network, a member of the WFS Women’s Network Executive Steering Committee and ran the WFS mentor program. Readie graduated from Washington University with a B.A. in French and International Area Studies. She was the recipient of the Young Alumni Award in 2017 for her service and support of the University and service to the Bay Area community. Readie is an avid triathlete and two-time iron(wo)man.

Managing Director, ESG Commercial Real Estate

Kelly is a managing director in the ESG Solutions Group within the Corporate and Investment Bank at Wells Fargo. She leads the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) efforts for Commercial Real Estate (CRE). In partnership with CRE leaders, she is tasked with developing and advancing a client-focused ESG strategy across environmental and social dimensions, as well as leading CRE’s sustainability and climate transition strategy. Outside of Wells Fargo, Kelly actively participates in numerous organizations, including the Bronze Multifamily Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and the board of directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound. Kelly enjoys fitness, travel, and outdoor activities with her partner and son.

Business Execution Director

Erin leads ESG disclosures for Wells Fargo. Previously, Erin managed Lockheed Martin's efforts around public disclosures, including the development of the annual Sustainability Report, GRI Index and SASB report. Erin was also responsible for ESG related stakeholder engagement activities, and supports other corporate enterprise risk and ESG activities. Prior to working for Lockheed Martin, Erin spent 14 years in the Consumer Products and Entertainment industries, with 3 years as the Global Sustainability Manager for Mattel, and 10 years at the Walt Disney Company in the Corporate Citizenship Environment and Conservation, Integrated Supply Chain Management, and Disney Consumer Products Corporate Citizenship departments. Erin holds a B.A. in Environmental and Legal Studies from Brandeis University, and a Master’s of Environmental Science and Management from the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She resides in Maryland with her husband, daughter, and 2 cats.

Climate Innovation Strategy

Harrison manages Climate Innovation Strategy at Wells Fargo. He collaborates across the bank’s businesses to develop ideas, partnerships, and opportunities to evolve the bank’s climate-related product/service offerings and customer experience. This role brings together his background in design thinking, business strategy, and sustainability. Prior to Wells Fargo, Harrison worked at SASB, McDonalds, and Deloitte. He has a MBA from UNC Chapel Hill and Masters in Environmental Management from Duke University. Harrison has two small children and spends most of his free time entertaining them with field trips and fun-sound-effects.

Sustainability Strategy

Curt leads Sustainability and Well-being Strategy for Wells Fargo Corporate Properties Group, responsible for developing strategies to further promote employee health and productivity while minimizing the environmental impact

of Wells Fargo’s operational footprint. Curt serves on Wells Fargo’s Innovation Incubator Internal Advisory Board, served as Board Chair for Envision Charlotte, is a +25 year volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and was recognized by Environmental & Energy News in 2020 as one of its top 100 leaders, innovators, shaker-uppers and doers for creating best practices to achieve greater success in environment and energy management. Prior to joining Wells Fargo, Curt practiced architecture for eleven years with a BS in Architecture from the Ohio State University.