ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Peter Scher joins as today’s guest. Peter serves as Vice Chair at JPMorgan Chase, where he and his team have developed one of the most respected corporate affairs operations in the industry. Tune in as he unpacks the origins, evolution, and guiding philosophy behind their approach, and addresses key geopolitical and domestic challenges now facing major American corporations. This episode also features his candid thoughts on Broadway musicals.
Hosts: David Castagnetti & Brody Mullins
Producer: Regina Anderson
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United States
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