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Shelley Metz-Galloway
Vice President/CRA/HMDA Manager
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Shelley Metz-Galloway is Vice President/CRA and HMDA Manager Wells Fargo Bank
N.A. In this capacity, she is responsible for positioning leadership to effectively manage
the business implications related to the management and reporting of WFHM’s CRA and
HMDA data. Metz-Galloway leads a cross-enterprise team in all aspects of CRA and
HMDA data management, analysis and reporting and in the development of strategic
plans and internal/ external communications.
As the Wells Fargo CRA Manager, Metz-Galloway is also responsible for developing,
implementing and supporting strategies/initiatives that drive LMI and Minority market
share growth for the Diverse Segments division. She also managers the development and
implementation of GSE partnership plans that support GSE’s HUD Goal and Sub-Goal
requirements.
Having joined Wells Fargo & Company in 2002, Metz-Galloway has served as the
Director of Special Projects and Strategic Planning for Emerging Markets, National
Operations Manager and Project Manager for the WFHM Diversity Council. Metz-
Galloway is currently a member of the enterprise wide Corporate Diversity Council.
Prior to joining Wells Fargo, Shelley Metz-Galloway was President and Chief Operating
Officer of Equinta Corporation, San Diego, CA, an internet based residential transaction
platform. From 1998 – 2000 Metz-Galloway served as a Corporate Strategist to the
Office of the Chairman of Fannie Mae where she conducted corporate, division and
functional level strategic and emerging business/industry analyses. She was President of
CAF, Inc., Washington D.C. from 1991-1993 and a Senior Investment Officer for Aetna
Bond Investors, Hartford, CT from 1983-1991.
Shelley Metz-Galloway holds an MBA degree with finance concentration from the
University of Michigan, a certificate in Senior Executive Leadership from Georgetown
University, and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from Edinboro University