Opinion: Wells Fargo, the once great bank and favorite of Warren Buffett, is having a hard time attracting a new CEO. This help-wanted notice might have better luck attracting a suitable candidate
Wells Fargo, the once great bank and favorite of Warren Buffett, is having a hard time attracting a new CEO. The bank has lost two CEOs in three years, and the Journal reported this week that likely candidates are running away from the job.
As a service to the bank’s board of directors and shareholders, we thought we’d take a crack at writing a help-wanted notice for CEO that might have better luck attracting a suitable candidate. No payment necessary beyond subscribing to this newspaper. Here goes:
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