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Dallas College's Eastfield Campus. Dallas College is one of the recipients of $1.7 million in total grants from the Santander Consumer USA Foundation. [Photo: Dallas College]
Santander Consumer USA Foundation Announces $1.7M in Grants
by Lance Murray | May 29, 2024
Santander said the grants represent the latest step in the foundation’s longstanding commitment to investing in Dallas and helping the most vulnerable in local communities across the nation "to learn, grow, and prosper."
by David Seeley |
Aug 16, 2023
The milestone is part of a $7 million investment targeting student households below 200% of the federal poverty level in Dallas' southern sector. The achievement was celebrated at a local community event where 66 free computers were distributed, equipped with educational programming and digital training resources.
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by Lance Murray |
May 11, 2023
Santander announced that applications are open for Cohort 8 of its Cultivate Small Business program for small food businesses in Dallas, Philadelphia, and Miami.
Santander said the program is “like a mini-MBA for food businesses” and is fully funded by Santander Bank....
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by Lance Murray |
Jan 27, 2023
Dallas-based Santander Consumer USA Inc. announced that Betty Jotanovic will be president of Chrysler Capital and Auto Relationships where she will be responsible for all aspects of Santander Consumer’s Chrysler Capital and Auto Relationships.
Jotanovic will report to Bruce Jackson who recently was named head of the Santander US Auto business and CEO of Santander Consumer....
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Santander Consumer USA Invests $7M to Bridge Digital Divide in Dallas
by David Seeley | Jan 18, 2022
Santander Consumer will partner with tech and community nonprofit Comp-U-Dopt to provide free high-speed Internet connectivity to up to 10,000 Dallas student households, along with free laptop computers, training, and support to eligible low-income residents.
It's the first step in a two-year program to include several other cities, funded by a total of $35 million in grants from Dallas-based Santander Consumer's foundation.
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by Lance Murray |
May 2, 2018
Naya says Don Goin's background in financial services augments its capabilities in venture capital doing early-stage B2B investments in artificial intelligence, IoT, and blockchain.
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