JPMorgan appoints Mark O'Donovan as head of human resources, memo says

Sept 29 (Reuters) - JPMorgan ‌Chase has ​appointed ​Mark O'Donovan as its head of human resources, effective January ‌next year, succeeding Robin Leopold, CEO Jamie ⁠Dimon said in a memo seen by Reuters ‌on Tuesday.

Here are some ‌details:

• Leopold, who plans to retire in the first quarter of next year, ​has led human resources since 2018 and spent more than 16 years ⁠at JPMorgan, Dimon said.

• Dimon credited Leopold with helping the ​bank navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, geopolitical changes and the rapid adoption of ​AI.

• O'Donovan, currently CEO ‌of international consumer banking, will join the bank's operating committee and ⁠relocate from London to New York.

• O'Donovan, who spent 30 years at JPMorgan, has ⁠previously served as chief financial officer of the Commercial & ​Investment Bank, CEO of Chase Home Lending and Chase Auto.

• Daniel Llano Manibardo, currently head of ‌international consumer banking for Germany, will succeed O'Donovan as CEO of ‌international consumer banking and report to ⁠Troy Rohrbaugh.

(Reporting by Prakhar ‌Srivastava in ​Bengaluru, Nupur Anand and Tatiana Bautzer in New York; Editing by Shilpi ‌Majumdar)

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