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TD Bank adds retired Johnson & Johnson executive to its Community Advisory Board

Jo-Lynn Brown July 12, 2024

TD Bank has added Anthony Carter, a former chief diversity officer for Johnson & Johnson, to its Community Advisory Board.

“I’m honored, and excited, to serve as a member of TD Bank’s Community Advisory Board. I look forward to working with TD Bank’s visionary, and extraordinary, leaders as well as a team of prominent national champions who have a shared purpose in eradicating financial inequities in diverse and at-risk communities across our country,” said Carter, in a statement from TD Bank.

Carter is retired from Johnson & Johnson and resides in Florida.

TD Bank created the Community Advisory Board to manage the Community Impact Plan, which was announced earlier this year. The plan is a three-year commitment with an estimated $20 billion in lending, philanthropy, banking access and other activities for the benefit of diverse and underserved communities.

TD Bank’s Community Advisory Board is comprised of eleven members.

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