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Ulderico Calero

Head of Banking and Lending at BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Ulderico Calero is a highly accomplished leader renowned for steering organizational turnarounds and generating new revenue streams in the financial services sector.

He possesses a strong background in management and economics, having pursued an MBA in Management from the SMU Cox School of Business and a BA in Economics from Fordham University.

Fluent in Spanish, Ulderico Calero is also a diversity advocate with a global perspective, having lived, worked, and studied in 12 countries.

His impressive professional journey includes pivotal roles such as President at BNY Mellon National Association, Chief Banking Officer at BNY Mellon Wealth Management, and Senior Managing Director at TIAA, among others.

Additionally, he has held executive positions at prestigious institutions like Umpqua Bank, Citi, and Regions Bank, contributing his expertise to various facets of the financial industry.

Ulderico Calero's leadership acumen and financial acumen have been further honed through his service as a Major in the US Army, showcasing his commitment to excellence across different domains.

Highlights

May 2 · linkedin

Honored to have moderated a discussion with General David H. Petraeus, US Army (Ret.) hosted by the New York Athletic Club. His new book, "Conflict: The Evolution of Warfare from 1945 to Ukraine," provides insightful commentary on military strategy and leadership lessons. The book is phenomenal!

General Petraeus captivated the audience with his discourse, emphasizing the critical role of strategic leadership in modern conflicts. His valuable insights on military strategy and leadership are inspiring. Thank you, General Petraeus, for a truly enlightening evening.

#MilitaryHistory #Leadership #VeteranEvents #StrategicInsights #GeneralPetraeus #MilitaryStrategy. A special thanks to Victoria Jackson for the amazing coverage!

Nov 9 · linkedin

This week I was honored to be joined by LTG (ret) Michael Linnington, CEO of the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) and Army 1st Lt. John Fernandez for a discussion on leadership, teamwork and the resilience that transcends the battlefield for fellow veterans. BNY Mellon is grateful for the programs and services that WWP provides to have the greatest impact on warriors, caregivers, and families. Thank you to VETNET, our Employee Business Resource Group for veterans, for hosting this discussion in honor of #VeteransDay and for its ongoing values and mission to engage with our community.

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