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JPMorgan built a pipeline of female CEO candidates that was the envy of Wall Street. How did it fall apart?
Last week, a stream of employees gathered inside JPMorgan’s office in midtown Manhattan.
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Last week, a stream of employees gathered inside JPMorgan’s office in midtown Manhattan. They were there, according to the Wall Street Journal , to share their well wishes and admiration with Marianne Lake, the bank’s CEO of consumer and community banking. Earlier that morning, the bank had announced the elevation of two other executives to co-presidents—and Lake’s retirement after 25 years. The announcement held more weight than a simple executive shuffle.
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