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Hector Batista

Hector Batista

Video Producer

Before joining Wells Fargo in 2018 as senior video producer, Hector created films, commercials, and documentaries as a video producer and editor at ABC News, CBS News, Univision, and HAVAS agency, among others. These days, he travels the country, interviewing Wells Fargo experts on topics from personal finance and small business to affordable housing and sustainability. Based in Los Angeles, Hector holds a B.S. in marketing and communications from SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology.

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