Reflections on Resilient Leadership with Jamie Dimon

Filmed on October 21, 2014, at the ULI Fall Meeting in New York City.
Jamie Dimon, chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co., and one of the best known CEOs in the world, is widely hailed for having successfully shepherded JPMorgan through the worst of the financial crisis-and in far better shape than its major rivals. Dimon, the longest-tenured CEO among major U.S. banks, has also faced his share of criticism, such as when the company suffered billions in losses for the so-called “London Whale” trading incident.
Through it all, Dimon has exhibited tremendous resilience, which is a hallmark of his leadership. In a candid interview with William J. Ferguson of Ferguson Partners Ltd., Dimon shares his reflections on leading through crises, and the importance of resilience for leaders and their organizations.
This 2014 ULI Fall Meeting session is introduced by Edward C. Forst, president and chief executive officer of Cushman & Wakefield.
Presented by Cushman & Wakefield.

[@keatongroom]

Such a role model. I’m going to live to be like Jamie Dimon

[@Atefkhezri]

Jamie is one fascinating leader, I listened to him talk from the beginning to the end. So much wisdom. He is so charismatic!

[@ravindertalwar553]

NO TEARS NO FEARS ONLY CHEERS AND CHEERS FOR ALL NEARS AND DEARS

[@vapa5761]

A True World Class Leader, say whatever you want about him but this guy is a remarkable lad

[@rrickarr]

He is a remarkably accomplished person and eloquent speaker - but not so difficult to do when you grew up in the affluence and privilege he grew up in. Read about his childhood in one of the most exclusive schools in New York!!!!!

[@diptyprakashswain1121]

Yaah one of my favourite Personalities..👌

[@nielsoudegriep2900]

@@rrickarr still difficult, just in the right plsce to execute

[@1230QAZWSX]

@@rrickarr”not so difficult”. Where do you get the confidence to say stuff like that? Was Alexander the greats accomplishments not that difficult as well since he was born into very fortunate circumstances as well?

[@1230QAZWSX]

@@rrickarr”not so difficult”. Where do you get the confidence to say stuff like that? Was Alexander the greats accomplishments not that difficult as well since he was born into very fortunate circumstances as well?

[@graemewatson163]

From what I can see, Jamie Dimon is a courageous leader. We need more of them!

[@Cc-qi1ou]

Dimon is a Byzantine intellectual, sharply ppl sophisticated & brilliant w banking. Humble, self assured. & Determined. Ain't Nobody like this guy

[@WeenkerIV]

that helenistic blood baby

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

That's all I need dad

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

Effective immediately

[@blakelygallagher8432]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:09 🌟 *Introduction and Jamie Dimon's Leadership Style* - Introduction of Jamie Dimon, highlighting his leadership at JP Morgan Chase and his commitment to culture, clients, and employees. - Demonstrates Dimon's hands-on approach to leadership through road trips to understand and connect with various stakeholders. 05:45 🌍 *Global Financial Health and Economic Overview* - Analysis of the health of the financial sector post-global financial crisis, including the recovery of the U.S. financial system. - Insights into global economic conditions, with a focus on the challenges and growth potential in regions like China, Europe, Japan, and the Middle East. 12:40 🔍 *Impact of Financial Regulations and Political Collaboration* - Discussion of the impact of post-crisis financial regulations on JPMorgan and the banking sector. - Emphasis on the importance of political collaboration and compromise for growth, touching on immigration reform, corporate tax, and infrastructure spending. 19:16 💡 *Technological Innovations in Banking* - Exploration of how JPMorgan is integrating technology to meet consumer demands, such as through online banking and electronic trading. - Discussion of new payment technologies like Apple Pay and efforts to streamline processes like KYC (Know Your Customer). 22:31 🌐 *Corporate Social Responsibility and Personal Leadership* - Overview of JPMorgan's initiatives in corporate social responsibility, including job missions and global health. - Reflections on personal leadership style, emphasizing treating people with dignity and maintaining humility. Made with HARPA AIcan

[@ravindertalwar553]

SPECIAL REGARDS AND LOVE FOR YOU 💖

[@maggiexu3323]

I hope he can write a biography about his own story.

[@MA-tu4ex]

Amazing interview, one thing I noticed he was truthful what ever he said great learning " be truthful and treat everyone equal for success " power comes with great responsibility.

[@Adel-tj6qb]

I hope he writes a book about leadership someday

[@heinrichhimmler0123]

I noticed something funny today. It's a common difference between the westerners and the Chinese people. The Chinese won't make attempts even if given a successful example, but most westerners would like to try something himself if he was told about a failed trail track. Suppose the pay-off is immaterial.

[@baker740]

oh so proper.

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

It's all I want rn

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

I could not be more serious

[@balamuralikrishnab1625]

Nothing but simply he is a Lion in the banking jungle

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

With Jamie it's predictions❤❤🎉🎉 haha

[@sbtopjosh7841]

17:16 Its been more than 5 years and we've gotten worse. Nothing against Jamie, but just saying the world has gotten worse. Still love Jamie though.

[@jack.1.]

The comments on financial videos are always so split. Some view as genius, eloquent, intelligent CEOs whilst the opposition argument is corruption, evil, greed. Both are argued with absolute certainty in what they say also. It's quite worrying as someone hoping to get into finance what the world with think of me.

[@johnportugall3030]

Can he spell?

[@takashiteoh3905]

Never saw this side of Jamie! Such a great guy

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

I have had enough dad

[@urielcerna6493]

A great Leader. Best wishes from Nicaragua

[@lauranyc4966]

Hes the best !!!!

[@mikemedina490]

Please Mr Dimon l need/ like to speak with you

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

Give me the restraining order for my birthday

[@jdmangosing2755]

Then do the right thing for everyone and don't leave no body behind

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

Jd ... : It's up to everyone to come with us. We can't hold everyone else back just because someone wants a free ride. Get on the train and help stoke the furnace, there are no passengers on board.

[@uinisefoochong5917]

Jaimie if you need to talk you probably already know where I am

[@josemonroy3549]

well .... I visited wall street

[@davidbicknell2359]

right so dont be surprised by being drafted for pres

[@PersonalIncomeSolutions]

Leaders don't use schemes like "blank endorsed note" to foreclose and don't get charged with billions for settlements- those are not leaders. I view them as corporate cowards.

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

He mocks me like his life depends on it

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

I want a restraining order on billie eilish

[@davidbicknell2359]

the charity is called the usa,

[@uinisefoochong5917]

Tell the girls I said hi

[@purplesword3800]

chuck hagel??

[@sbtopjosh]

is it just me or did jamie lose weight? i guess the therapy for cancer did take a toll on his body. hope he gets well...

[@Ralphdraw3]

Criminal activity by JPMORGAN subprime loan operation: When Fleischmann and her team reviewed random samples of the loans, they found that around 40 percent of them were based on overstated incomes - an astronomically high defect rate for any pool of mortgages; Chase's normal tolerance for error was five percent. One mortgage in particular that sticks out in Fleischmann's mind involved a manicurist who claimed to have an annual income of $117,000. Fleischmann figured that even working seven days a week, this woman would have needed to work 488 days a year to make that much. "And that's with no overhead," Fleischmann says. "It wasn't possible." But when she and others raised objections to the toxic loans, something odd started happening. The number-crunchers who had been complaining about the loans suddenly began changing their reports. The process she describes is strikingly similar to the way police obtain false confessions: The interrogator verbally abuses the target until he starts producing the desired answers. "What happened," Fleischmann says, "is the head diligence manager started yelling at his team, berating them, making them do reports over and over, keeping them late at night." Then the loans started clearing. Read more: www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/the-9-billion-witness-20141106#ixzz3KCTuqh3k Follow us: @rollingstone on Twitter | RollingStone on Facebook

[@revelations2798]

+sbtopjosh no we hope he doesn't get well he is a monster

[@revelations2798]

+R. E. Heubel it is far worse than that, they are a criminal enterprise

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

@@revelations2798 : You are the monstrous one. I hope you get better.

[@revelations2798]

@@buildmotosykletist1987 I pity you

[@neobourgeoischristum5540]

I follow the IMF. The CEO is not necessary to run a company. Large or Small. They are the nice shiny ( diamond ) mascots. A nice guy grazing in NYC. Eating burgers at his desk. Bless his heart. lol

[@koksallce6750]

Too long an intro...

[@uinisefaustinafoochong7743]

Idgaf anymore

[@uinisefoochong5917]

I dont need this flower BS .... I wasnt born yesterday also I'm not 6 anymore

[@litecoinmoses974]

Bankers like Jamie Dimon are not your friend... how are these guys billionaires from holding your money?... Think about that. #BuyBitcoin

[@christophersigley2180]

jamie dimon almost destroyed my family not helping us with keep our house and it was a govement backed loan and you didn't help us when we when the to Hud and you seem like you don't care and you ruin our chance to buy again years later we lost our house in 2009 you guys forcloused 2009 and you didn't get the deed out of our name until 2014 and now that we want to buy again we can't because of you now that you have a chance to fix it it seems like you won't we've called your corporate number and they won't help us they won't even offer us another loan and if you guys offered it we would take it

[@revelations2798]

+Christopher Sigley he has destroyed many many families, he is a sociopath

[@shawnwhelan6804]

Could someone translate this. Maybe add some punctuation

[@michaelhopkins4296]

@@revelations2798 another cult kid with a fabricated story