ATLANTA - SunTrust to unveil Annual Report, Jr. concurrent with distribution this week of its formal 2001 annual report to shareholders, SunTrust Banks, Inc..<br>
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The report includes a "kid-friendly" discussion, aimed roughly at ages 9-11, of various highlights of SunTrust's business, strategies, priorities and performance<br>
highlights.<br>
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According to SunTrust Chairman and CEO L. Phillip Humann, the idea of creating a Kid's Report grew out of SunTrust's stepped-up emphasis on improving performance and customer service, which in turn has increased<br>
demands on its own employees.<br>
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"SunTrust is successful because our people work hard. We ask a lot of our employees -- and they deliver," said Mr. Humann. <br>
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While the Kid's Report was developed originally for SunTrust employees, Mr. Humann said its messages are not limited to any single company. "We would be delighted if people beyond the SunTrust family find this report of value in explaining what a bank like ours does and why it matters," he said.<br>
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SunTrust Banks, Inc., headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, is one of the nation's largest commercial banking organizations.
