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Synchrony celebrates a decade of impact as a publicly traded company as we strive to be essential to people’s everyday lives and to businesses across the country. Our president and CEO Brian Doubles said, “This is a story nearly 100 years in the making. Becoming a standalone public company ten years ago allowed us to invest in growth for the long-term. From our products to our partnerships, every decision we’ve made comes from the understanding that with access to the right financing, people and American businesses thrive.”   

Synchrony Marks a Decade of Impact by Championing Responsible Access to Credit for Americans

Synchrony Marks a Decade of Impact by Championing Responsible Access to Credit for Americans

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Matthew Barrett

Financial Credit Analyst | Specialist in Credit Risk and Underwriting | I Help Companies Drive a 1000% increase in loan renewals. Let's Connect!

1mo

Fantastic update! Love hearing about companies giving back to the communities to which they serve. Providing people with access to credit that they may not be able to obtain otherwise can allow them to thrive. Speaking from first hand experience, giving someone with challenged credit a 2nd or in some cases a 1st chance can be live changing. Thanks for sharing!

Happy to have been a small part of helping Synchrony become a standalone company and to have had the privilege to have worked with many of its current leaders. Here’s to the next 10 and then to another 100 - or perhaps just second star to the right and straight on til morning. ☺️

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Prabhakar D

Expertise in Multi Cloud Computing | GenAI enthusiast | Cloud Architecture | Customer Contact Center | App modernization | GCP BigQuery| Cloud Native | DevOps | DevSecOps | Security | SRE | Azure DS | Splunk, ITSI

1mo

Inspiring story..

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Carlos Diaz

Pawn endings are to chess what putting is to golf. — Cecil Purdy

1mo

Congratulations!

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