Mark Mason

Mark Mason

CFO at Citigroup
Company Tenure: 17 years
Education:
Howard University (B.B.A.) Harvard University (M.B.A.)
Biography:

Mark Mason has been the CFO for Citigroup since 2019. Before his position as CEO, Mason also worked for Citi as their CFO, Institutional Clients Group from 2014-2019, their CEO, Citi Private Bank from 2013-2014, their CEO, Citi Holdings from 2011-2013, COO, Citi Holdings from 2009-2011 and their CFO and Head of Strategy and M&A, Citi Global Wealth Management from 2006-2011.

Prior to his tenure at Citi, Mark was Director of Strategy and Business Development with Lucent Technologies. He also spent several years as Strategy Consultant with Marakon Associates, working with a number of Fortune 100 companies to develop strategies to maximize shareholder value. Mark also has investment banking experience with Goldman Sachs & Co., is a Trustee of Howard University and is a former Director of Primerica.

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Citigroup

Citigroup

Key Statements

"I think it's important that as a company that we use our voice, that we use our platform as my family refers to. How are you going to use your platform? That we use our platform on important issues like this, whether it's gun control or racial equity."

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"We allocated a $50 million on top of our already existing Impact Fund in order to invest in black owned businesses. To date, we've invested in about 16. Businesses in our Impact Fund, About six of them are black owned. And about 18% of the money that we put into these equity investments are in those six businesses. We've also set a target of a billion dollars in diversity supplier spending, and in 2020, we reached about $875,000,000 and more than $350,000,000 with black owned businesses again, and so considerable efforts on those fronts in the affordable housing area. Just last week, just last Wednesday, we announced a $200 million dollar equity investment in five black owned investment managers that are focused on supporting affordable and workforce projects."

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