Wells Fargo Celebrates Houstonian’s Entrepreneurship
Style Magazine Newswire | 3/9/2018, 1:07 p.m.
Wells Fargo Region Bank President presents small business owner Orgena Keener with token of appreciation for her service to the community.
Wells Fargo saluted Orgena Keener, owner of Kaffeine Coffee Internet & Office Café, during a special Community Builders event celebrating African American entrepreneurs and encouraging support of small business. Orgena’s business model includes three key ingredients: good deeds, good spirits and good coffee. She’s helped to build a neighborhood coffee spot that her community and local college students can count on. Wells Fargo is committed to helping small businesses in underserved communities get started and grow. Throughout February, Wells Fargo will visit local communities to highlight Community Builders – the African American small business owners who go above and beyond to bring better to their neighborhoods. They are that special individual who impacts not only the lives of their customers, but the lives of everyone in their community. Wells Fargo has a history of supporting small businesses.
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