2020 was a year of unprecedented challenges that threatened to overwhelm us all. As relentless as the events of this year were, the determination of the people of the Gulf South to overcome them was even stronger.
Your resilience and compassion truly inspire us. We’re honored to serve you and will continue working to be worthy of the trust you’ve placed in us. As we pause to reflect on 2020, let’s resolve to look ahead and move forward together toward a bright and prosperous 2021.
As the Official Bank of LSU Athletics, Hancock Whitney was proud to present the LSU Football National Championship Parade and Celebration, commemorating the 2019 season and the National Championship team.
In February, Hancock Whitney received the Community Champion Award from the Houma-Terrebonne Chamber of Commerce for our commitment to philanthropy and volunteerism in Terrebonne Parish.
Each spring Hancock Whitney proudly serves as the signature sustaining sponsor of the Gulf Power Economic Symposium, bringing together leaders to focus on Northwest Florida's economic future.
The inaugural Hancock Whitney Classic hosted in March brought together two NCAA top-25 baseball teams to play at MGM Park, home of the Biloxi Shuckers. Together Hancock Whitney and the Biloxi Shuckers are committed to providing our clients and the communities we serve with opportunities they may not have otherwise had - including powerhouse, college athletics.
As part of Hancock Whitney's partnership as the official bank of the New Orleans Pelicans, Hancock Whitney donated $5,000 to eight regional charities. Through the Bank Dem Shots campaign, Hancock Whitney donated $150 for each bank shot made during select Pelicans games this season.
Hancock Whitney is proud to be the Official Bank of the New Orleans Saints. Even during an unprecedented season, we were excited to keep the #BlackAndGoldFriday spirit alive for fans everywhere.
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Liz Hefler reached a bit of a crossroads during her time as an economics major at the University of Virginia.
Like many of her classmates, Hefler strongly considered working in the investment sector after graduation. But, a less-than-ideal internship experience made her question that career path and wonder what was next.
“My parents wanted me to come back to New Orleans and encouraged me to pursue a career in traditional finance,” she recalled. “I followed that advice and started at Hancock Whitney right after I graduated. At the time, I thought I would eventually leave to work in a different industry. But, at Hancock Whitney, I was surrounded by a great group of mentors and teammates, plus clients who were entertaining and fun. Twenty years later, I’m still here and I still love it.”
As we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and reflect on his dream of a more equitable society, it is crucial to acknowledge the persistent challenges that the Black community faces, particularly in achieving financial wellness and building generational wealth. The racial wealth gap remains a stark reality, underscoring the need for concerted efforts to foster economic empowerment and uplift Black Americans across the country.
The holidays are here! Families and friends are gathering to celebrate this special season of gratitude and giving, sharing good times, enjoying good cheer and making new memories.
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