In the Margins
Wells Fargo will add three new directors to its board on Jan. 1: Celeste Clark, a former Kellogg Co. executive; Theodore Craver, former CEO of Edison International; and Maria Morris, a retired MetLife executive. The move follows the departures earlier this year of some long-time directors, including Chairman Stephen Sanger, who served during the years when a massive sales scandal was unfolding at the bank. Read the original story from The Charlotte Observer.
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