ESG News For City National Corporation

Operation HOPE, a national nonprofit dedicated to helping low- and moderate-income Americans thrive in an ever-changing economy, announced today that City National Entertainment CEO Kelly Coffey has joined its Global Board of Advisors.Ms. Coffey is the chief executive officer of City National Entertainment, Private Banking and Wealth Management, where she is focused on bringing City National and RBC’s expertise to the bank’s Entertainment, Private Banking and Wealth Management clients, while her

Pioneering women to be honored at Blue Hour, which will also feature a remarkable fusion of art, technology and ocean advocacy.

Elan has selected 25 new credit union partners to designate a charity in their community to receive a $15,000 donation on the credit union’s behalf

The company won four major industry awards and was a finalist for the prestigious CMO Social Responsibility Award.

Music Returns to Congress in Celebration of Music Advocacy on Sept. 22GRAMMY® Winners and Nominees to Join Congressional Leaders for a Night of Celebration and Musical Surprises

Junior Achievement, Orange County’s leading nonprofit for financial education and empowerment of disadvantaged youth, has released the list of business professionals who will serve on the organization’s Advisory Board for the 2021-‘22 year. The 26 - member board includes top executives and advisors across the region.Those selected to serve for the 2021-2022 term year include:Executive CommitteeMichael Shepherd, Managing Partner, The Shepherd Group (Chair)Courtney Williams, First Vice President,

Findings Among Those Released Today by the Boston University Initiative on Cities’ Menino Survey of Mayors, Supported by Citi, The Rockefeller Foundation, and The Trust for Public Land

Reception and open house for new, expanded K Street AHF Healthcare Center location set for Thursday, April 18 at 3:00 pm; formal ribbon-cutting at 3:30 pm.

13th Annual Florida AIDS Walk & Music Festival on Sunday, March 18th, will benefit 10 non-profits that provide HIV/AIDS services to South Florida is set to raise over $1.7 million toward the fight against HIV/AIDS. Festival will include award-winning artist Flo Rida as well as students from Stoneman Douglas High School. Last year’s Walk raised over $1.5 million.

AHF’s 13th annual Florida AIDS Walk and Music Festival on March 18th will benefit non-profits that provide HIV/AIDS services to South Florida. Last year’s Walk raised over $1.5 million.

Donation to American Red Cross to Provide Assistance to Those Affected by Hurricanes in Texas, Florida, and Puerto Rico