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         <description><![CDATA[<div>A wealth manager and banker based in Seattle, Cynthia Hwang is the vice president of a prominent financial institution. There, she manages the portfolios of individuals and families, helping them to achieve their financial goals. Cynthia Hwang also partners with other business segments such as retail banking and business banking to optimize service delivery while developing relationships with internal partners and COIs to acquire new clients.<br><br>Previously, Cynthia Hwang served as a vice president and business relationship manager at Wells Fargo managing a portfolio of business clients with revenues of from $2 million to $65 million. There, she was a member of the prestigious All Star Club, having overseen a significant increase in deposits and loans. She was also chair of the Asian Connection Employee Networking Group.<br><br>Before going into wealth management, Cynthia Hwang was a commercial banker for about a decade. She drove business development for Wells Fargo, Washington Mutual, and US Bank, overseeing P&amp;L growth in over 30 branches and coaching and mentoring teams in business banking. She consistently ranked among the top performing bankers in Washington and the Pacific Northwest.<br><br>Cynthia Hwang studied business administration at the University of Washington, graduating with honors in 2003. She studied business at the master’s level at Gonzaga University. Fluent in mandarin, Ms. Hwang is very involved in Asian American activism. She started an Asian Wealth Initiative at a financial institution with the goal of making it the primary bank for Asian Americans.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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