The musical chairs of banking industry hires and promotions really hummed this week. It featured diversity milestones, the rise of two women to the tops of their companies and rewards for years of hard work by a number of corporate lifers.
JPMorgan Chase named James Reid chief information officer for the newly created Employee Experience and Corporate Technology organization, overseeing the techology the company provides for its 250,000 employees. He is the first Black CIO of a JPMorgan unit.
Priscilla Sims Brown was hired as president and CEO of Amalgamated Financial in New York. She will take the reins on June 1; the bank has had an interim chief since Keith Mestrich stepped down in January. Brown, a Black woman, most recently served as group executive of marketing and corporate affairs for Commonwealth Bank in Australia. She has more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry.
Meanwhile, Luke Wippler, a trustee of the Airplane Owners Pilot Association who has worked in finance at the company since 2002, was named corporate treasurer.
Below are their stories and more in our highlights of people moves of the week in banking.
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