BMO Harris Bank announced the Wrap the Good campaign, along with a holiday gift guide, to promote financial progress and awareness for underrepresented groups, including women, Indigenous, Native, Latino, Black, and/or Asian-owned businesses. The gift guide features BMO Business Banking clients such as Cheekbone Beauty, Maison Apothecare, Campy Home, and Sarah Konyer Creative Studio. This initiative aligns with BMO's ongoing efforts to support diverse enterprises across North America.
Firstly,BMO has launched a curated gift guide featuring products from over 50 businesses, comprising 300 unique gift options. As part of the campaign, complimentary holiday gift wrap will be available at select BMO branches in Canada and the U.S., subject to availability, according to a press release by BMO Harris Bank.
Additionally,"The return of BMO's Wrap the Good campaign brings attention to inspiring underrepresented businesses during the holiday season," said Mike Bonner, Head of BMO Canadian Business Banking. "During this challenging economic climate and the increased cost of living, these initiatives are a testament of BMO's Purpose: to Boldly Grow the Good in business and life by ensuring our clients' businesses are set up to succeed and make real financial progress."
Furthemore,The Wrap the Good campaign holiday gift guide on the website provides inspiration for gift-giving and a wish list feature facilitates sharing on social media. The campaign is a three-year initiative aiming to promote underrepresented businesses in the holiday season according to Wrap the Good website provided by BMO Harris Bank.
In conclusion,"BMO is proud to highlight our Business Banking clients this holiday season through a convenient curated gift guide available across North America," said Niamh Kristufek, Head of BMO U.S. Business Banking according to a press release by BMO Harris Bank. "Driven by BMO's commitment to Zero Barriers to Inclusion, we're providing a seamless online platform that allows customers to build and share their holiday wish lists by email and social media, creating more mindful opportunities to give."
