Dimon’s Experience Leads to Positive Results for JP Morgan
JP Morgan Chase CEO James Dimon appears to have gotten the last laugh as the company posted its successful third-quarter results, which greatly surpassed that of Citigroup, the company that had previously given Dimon the boot (see article from WSJ DealJournal). Judging from JP Morgan’s positive performance since Dimon became CEO in 2005, it is likely that he holds a wealth of experience and network connections that would have contributed to the company’s latest figures. An IntellectSpace Knowledge Map illustrates Dimon’s numerous past and present roles in leadership.
As shown in this Knowledge Map, Dimon not only has held Executive Positions at such leading financial institutions as Citigroup and JP Morgan Chase but also at numerous other corporate entities and organizations. After getting his start at American Express in 1982, Dimon quickly worked his way up to Executive status. He served as head of Bank One and SB Holdings and was the President of Travelers Group. Dimon’s leadership at numerous non-corporate organizations is extensive, having held roles as a Director of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse, Harvard Business School, The United Negro College Fund and the University of Chicago. He also is on the Board of Trustees at the New York University Medical Center.
Citigroup may have some regrets about having ousted Dimon nearly 10 years ago, though we predict that based on his latest success at JP Morgan combined with his impressive leadership experience, it’s unlikely that Dimon is wishing that he could change the past.
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