Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Austin, an analyst at Highland Associates, a subsidiary of Regions Bank, shares his I AM story.

Sara, a Consumer Banking Manager at Regions, shares her I AM story.

I AM a Consumer Banking Manager at Regions Bank.

I AM a daughter, a proud sister, and a friend.

I AM an immigrant. I was born in Azad Kashmir, which literally translates to Free Kashmir, a historically disputed region between India and Pakistan. Urdu is my native language, and I proficiently read Arabic.

I AM a perpetual learner. Upon arriving in Yonkers, NY, in 1998, I was blessed by opportunity, enrolling in an English as a Second Language (ESL) program. This quickly became my favorite class as it ignited my passion for reading – a habit I have maintained throughout my life.

I AM connected. I have a strong support system, encompassing my immediate family, teachers, mentors, and peers. Their invaluable contributions profoundly influenced my personal and academic journey, and I am deeply grateful.

I AM an optimist. I envision a future where the bonds of our common dreams, experiences, and aspirations shine brighter than the barriers of our differences.

During AAPI Heritage Month, I AM grateful for the richness and complexity of our culture and its traditions.

WE ARE REGIONS

Because of who I AM, WE ARE more dynamic, collaborative and resilient.

Regions Bank associates gather for a beloved annual Lunar New Year event.

The Asia Society’s Young Leadership Internship Program is teaching students about far more than just staging parties, galas and weddings. Discover how this Regions Bank community partner is imparting lie skills while elevating culture in the community.

In the historically import-dominated world of edamame, this Good Company is putting Mulberry, Arkansas on the map.