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Wells Fargo opens north O.C. commercial bank
October 28th, 2009, 11:00 am · 2 Comments · posted by Jan Norman, small-business columnist
Wells Fargo has opened a regional commercial banking office in Anaheim to serve the north Orange County industrial 
corridor including Anaheim, Brea and Fullerton.
It is Wells Fargo’s first addition of a commercial banking office in Orange County in 36 years. It’s only other office is in Irvine.
The commercial bank serves companies, such as manufacturers, distributors and
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professional services, with annual revenues of $10 million-plus. The new office at 1101 E. Orangewood Ave. is headed by MaryLou Barreiro, a resident of Laguna Niguel who recently led the bank’s expansion in New York-New Jersey.
“At a time when there’s so much about banks cutting back on business credit, Wells Fargo is making a sizable investment in Orange County with this new office,” said spokeswoman Julie Green Rommel.
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>1101 E. Orangewood Ave<
Thats more like Central OC
It was MY IDEA 4 Fargo 2 open another regional commerical banking office near Disney. i told Alex Lexus while waiting 4A Latte @ Starbucks & she obviously stole my idea!!! Wot A Trip. US creative strategy type are being screwed all over, credit where credit is due please!