JAMIE DIMON
An American business executive who serves as JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. When Chase acquired Bank One, America’s sixth largest bank, Dimon joined chase as its President in 2004, then became the company’s CEO in 2005. Two years after, he also served as Class A Director of New York Federal Reserve Bank for three years. Prior to Chase, he became the director of Yum! Brands and Chicago Clearing House Association and worked for several financial companies such as American Express, Commercial Credit Group, Primerica, Smith Barney, and Citigroup.
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