Wells Fargo named Amy Bonitatibus chief communications and brand officer, effective Sept. 12. Bonitatibus will report to Bill Daley, vice chairman of public affairs at Wells Fargo.

Bonitatibus will join Wells Fargo from Chase, the retail arm of JPMorgan Chase, where she served as chief communications officer. In her role at Chase, Bonitatibus led all aspects of the company’s media relations, public affairs, internal communications, social media and reputation management. She joined Chase in 2012 and held multiple senior marketing and communications positions, including chief marketing officer for the home lending business.

“Amy brings a wealth of experience in financial services managing a large-scale communications organization as well as deep expertise in brand management,” Daley said. “We look forward to having her join the company in the fall to lead this important function within our public affairs team.”

Prior to joining Chase, Bonitatibus was a senior director at Fannie Mae, where she managed executive communications and media relations and led a grassroots media campaign for the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Making Home Affordable program. She began her career as deputy press secretary to Senator Hillary Clinton, where she drafted and edited speeches, congressional testimony, press statements and op-eds for the senator. She also served as communications and policy director on multiple congressional campaigns.