Thursday, December 29, 2011

HUMBA Alum, John McCargo is now the Vice President, Portfolio Manager at City First Bank


City First Bank Taps John McCargo as VP, Portfolio Manager

Howard MBA Alum, John McCargo c/o'98 has joined City First Bank of DC. The Washington, DC commercial bank focused specifically on community development. As Vice President, Portfolio Manager, he will focus on relationship management and commercial lending.

Most recently McCargo served as a Vice President and Commercial Lender at Millennium Bank in Sterling Va.

With nearly 15 years of banking experience, he has also held positions at PNC/Mercantile Bank, Chevy Chase Bank and Wachovia/Wells Fargo Bank. McCargo holds a BS in Finance from Hampton University and an MBA from Howard University.

While other banks may focus on larger deals, City First Bank focuses on small business and start-ups with a legal lending limit of $3 million. Much like Silicon Valley bank, City First Bank grows with their clients. The bank finances dozens of small companies, non profit and social service agencies, charter schools and real estate developers, particularly those involved in developing or renovating affordable housing.

City First Bank work very creatively with socially responsible investors, public agencies and financial intermediaries to provide a double bottom line – permitting their depositors to earn a superior return while their deposit goes to work in the DC neighborhoods that need financing most.

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Source: City First Bank

Friday, December 16, 2011

From Brazil, Dean Harvey tweets picture of #HowardMBA Global Consulting Students with #Marsh CEO after briefing

Dean Baron Harvey tweeted picture of #HowardMBA students in Sao Paulo, Brazil at #Marshheadquarters with the CEO and senior executives after case brief during Global consulting class trip engagement. pic.twitter.com/roGto2ON

Thursday, December 15, 2011

HUMBA Global consulting class at IBM site in Paulo Brazil tweet

Dean Barron Harvey tweeted picture from the IBM Sao Paulo Brazil site, with a HUMBA Student during the Global Consulting class trip to Brazil. pic.twitter.com/jFGmV3ck