Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, praised the leadership style of Ted Lasso, the fictional character from the Apple TV series, saying CEOs should be more humble and empathetic rather than autocratic. He noted that many large companies are political and bureaucratic, with some bad actors benefiting from suppressing transparency. Chevron CEO Mike Wirth agreed, stating that the best leaders ask questions and listen to others before making decisions. University of Washington professor Bruce Avolio highlighted Lasso’s approach, which prioritizes learning, humility, and the people around him. Dimon reportedly brought a “Believe” sign into JPMorgan’s offices to embody this philosophy of leadership focused on trust.
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