Wells Fargo Bank

Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota, NA, provides financial services from 94 Twin Cities metro area stores and employs approximately 14,000 team members. Wells Fargo is the leading lender to low- and moderate income and minority homebuyers in Minneapolis. For the eleventh consecutive year, Wells Fargo has been Minnesota’s largest Small Business Administration (SBA) lender. In 2003, Wells Fargo donated nearly $2 million and team members volunteered nearly 100,000 hours to non-profit organizations in Minneapolis. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has consistently rated Wells Fargo Bank as “Outstanding” for Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), the highest rating a financial services institution can receive.

Kelly J. Gosz
Community Banking President of the Minneapolis and North Metro Market

"Bottineau Boulevard serves as a common thread which links many different communities together. Public, private and community partnerships are necessary to continue the positive growth along this important corridor. Engaging everyone in the process creates the best outcome for all."

Mr. Gosz is responsible for 22 banking stores in the downtown, South Minneapolis and north metro neighborhoods. He has held several management positions within Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota since 1986. Gosz currently serves on the board of the Greater Minneapolis Convention and Visitor's Association, the board and executive committee of the Minneapolis Downtown Council, and the board of the Midtown Community Works. Gosz is a native of the Twin Cities and graduated from the University of St. Thomas with a degree in finance. He and his family have been residents of Minneapolis for many years.

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Bottineau Boulevard: the new County Road 81 (Mar. 10, 2005)

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North Hennepin Community College Ann Wynia, President North Memorial Medical Center Dave Cress, CEO Scherer Bros. Lumber Co. Peter Scherer, President Target Corporation Mike Logan, Sr. Group Manager, Government Affairs Wells Fargo Bank Kelly J. Gosz President, Twin Cities Banking City of Brooklyn Park Mayor Steve Lampi City of Crystal Mayor RaNae Bowman City of Maple Grove Mayor Mark Steffenson City of Minneapolis Council Member Barb Johnson City of Osseo Mayor John Hall City of Robbinsdale Mayor Mike Holtz Hennepin County Commissioner Mike Opat Metropolitan Council Council Member Tony Pistilli North Metro Mayors Association Phil Cohen	Wells Fargo Bank Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota, NA, provides financial services from 94 Twin Cities metro area stores and employs approximately 14,000 team members. Wells Fargo is the leading lender to low- and moderate income and minority homebuyers in Minneapolis. For the eleventh consecutive year, Wells Fargo has been Minnesota’s largest Small Business Administration (SBA) lender. In 2003, Wells Fargo donated nearly $2 million and team members volunteered nearly 100,000 hours to non-profit organizations in Minneapolis. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has consistently rated Wells Fargo Bank as “Outstanding” for Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), the highest rating a financial services institution can receive. Kelly J. Gosz Community Banking President of the Minneapolis and North Metro Market "Bottineau Boulevard serves as a common thread which links many different communities together. Public, private and community partnerships are necessary to continue the positive growth along this important corridor. Engaging everyone in the process creates the best outcome for all." Mr. Gosz is responsible for 22 banking stores in the downtown, South Minneapolis and north metro neighborhoods. He has held several management positions within Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota since 1986. Gosz currently serves on the board of the Greater Minneapolis Convention and Visitor's Association, the board and executive committee of the Minneapolis Downtown Council, and the board of the Midtown Community Works. Gosz is a native of the Twin Cities and graduated from the University of St. Thomas with a degree in finance. He and his family have been residents of Minneapolis for many years. Copyright 2005 Bottineau Boulevard Partnership \| Contact Us	More Info Bottineau Boulevard: the new County Road 81 (Mar. 10, 2005) Archives