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Alietys Pineiro, 38

From teller to Bank of America market executive, Alietys Pineiro rarely strays far from Cuban roots.


Alietys Pineiro holds up a photo of her late father, who doubles as her mentor.
Alietys Pineiro holds up a photo of her late father, who doubles as her mentor.
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Alietys Pineiro started out at Bank of America as a part-time teller almost 20 years ago. Today she oversees 16 financial centers in the Fort Myers-Cape Coral market.

“I love the company,” she says. “I love the focus of the company and how consistent it is to deliver for its clients but also for its associates.”

Pineiro immigrated to the United States with her family from Cuba at age 15, and she’s always worked to make her late father proud. “He was selfless and always giving to everybody and impacting everyone,” she says. “I know he’s looking down and seeing that coming here and sacrificing everything for my education was worth it.”

 


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Beth Luberecki

Nokomis-based freelance writer Beth Luberecki, a Business Observer contributor, writes about business, travel and lifestyle topics for a variety of Florida and national publications. Her work has appeared in publications and on websites including Washington Post’s Express, USA Today, Florida Trend, FamilyVacationist.com and SmarterTravel.com. Learn more about her at BethLuberecki.com.

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