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The Sundance Institute Women’s Leadership Celebration celebrated nine inspiring women for their leadership in fields spanning workplace diversity, nonprofits, philanthropy, the arts, community and government. This quick recap features some of their nuggets of wisdom. #sundance #womenlead #zionsbank #inspiration http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQZ0y
Guests at our Sundance Institute Women’s Leadership Celebration got a major dose of inspiration from actor Blythe Danner and our nine honorees: Barbara Annis, Julie Castle, Hope Eccles, Katie Eccles, Lisa Eccles, The Right Rev. Carolyn Tanner Irish, Rep. Karen Kwan, Keri Putnam and Mary Pat Thompson. Our CEO Scott Anderson summed it up best: “What makes these women really remarkable is that they are out doing great things, and they’re using their hard-won clout to change the world.” Thanks to The Leonardo and LUX Catering & Events for the hospitality! #Sundance #WomenLead
Thanks to the clients, legislators and community leaders who joined us for a screening of “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind,” starring Chiwetel Ejiofor and Maxwell Simba. The event helped kick off the Sundance Film Festival, which drives $191 million in economic impact for Utah. #Sundance #SLC #SaltLakeCity #Utah #economicimpact #filmfestivals
Supportive culture, diverse workforce, work-life balance: Just a few reasons these students are raving about their summer internship experience at Zions Bancorporation. Learn more by attending our networking event Jan. 30 in Salt Lake City. Register today! http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQbdW http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQbdK
It’s not for nothing that Cory Gardiner, Crystal Roedel Low, Shelly Johnson and Stephanie Horne Clark were named to Zions Bancorporation’s Top Women in Banking team by American Banker magazine in 2018. Now they’re sharing their top strategies for becoming a better manager.
Our President and CEO Scott Anderson could easily be describing himself when he says that remarkable success can be achieved while “playing nice.”
What do beading a bracelet and computer coding have in common? A lot, as it turns out. Thanks to the 50 volunteers from Zions Bancorporation's Women in Technology group – including CIO Jennifer Smith – who helped guide more than 380 Rose Park Elementary School students in age-appropriate coding activities in honor of Hour of Code. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQORf
3 cheers for our employees who donated almost $35,000 – roughly equal to 175,000 meals – to our food drive benefiting the Utah Food Bank, Idaho Foodbank & 340+ emergency food pantries & community partners statewide. #ZionsCommunity
Through his steady leadership and innovative nature, Harris Simmons has grown Zions Bancorporation into one of the nation's premier financial services companies – all while giving his time generously to his employees, his family and his community. We’re proud to work for you, Harris, and we congratulate you on being named American Banker's 2018 Banker of the Year. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQhyg
We’re proud of Zions Bancorporation CIO Jennifer Smith for being recognized for her Technology Leadership by the Women Tech Council. We're grateful for her contributions to and vision for our organization!
