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James Gorman of Morgan Stanley, Going Against Type
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Nelson Schwartz provides an exceptional indepth account on the changing leadership role of James Gorman at Morgan Stanley. Gorman is from Melbourne, Australia. He studied law before joining Columbia Business School. Consulting with McKinsey was followed with a job at Merrill Lynch. He joined Morgan Stanley in 2006 before the collapse of Merrill. Compared to his predecessor John Mack in the CEO role, James Gorman is a quiet type who prefers to stay out of the limelight.
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The successor to John Mack at Morgan Stanley, James Gorman brings a different leadership style. Gorman like to spend time with his family and is not a part of the New York social scene. He has reduced risk taking at Morgan Stanley with a large part of profits coming from wealth management firm Smith Barney, investment banking advisor role, and activities other than trading.
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