Toggle Nav

Tel: +44 (0) 20 8829 3000

Email: customercare@turnaround-uk.com

We are aware that title stock statuses may be inaccurate on our website, and some titles may not be not showing at all.

Please contact our customer services department to confirm the correct status. customercare@turnaround-uk.com

Our apologies, we are working to fix this issue and hope to have it resolved very soon.

Personal Account

Personal Account

25 Tales About Leadership, Learning, and Legacy from a Lifetime at Bank of Montreal

ISBN-13: 9781773055732

Author(s): Tony Comper

Subjects: Business Management

Publisher: Ecw Press

Publisher Imprint: Ecw Press Digital

Publication Date: 03-11-2020

Format: Ebook

Availability: In stock

£14.99

About the book

'

After nearly four decades at Bank of Montreal, former President and CEO Tony Comper shares leadership lessons from his experience at the helm of one of the world s largest financial institutions.

Anthony Tony Comper likes to say that he can sum up his remarkable career in Canadian banking in 25 stories. In a business often filled with big personalities and memorable characters, Tony s motto is Festina Lente make haste slowly.

In Personal Account: 25 Tales about Leadership, Learning, and Legacy from a Lifetime at Bank of Montreal, Comper chronicles how he guided the bank s software evolution on real-time banking and the introduction of ABMs. He also saw BMO evolve from traditional lender to facilitator in the market, partnering with businesses to create a more vibrant source of capital. That innovation included Tony s role in integrating women and new Canadians into BMO while fighting anti-Semitism in the community. He was also critical in creating new banking models for the Indigenous community.

A first-person analysis of the major transitions in his almost four decades at the bank. A memoir of turbulent, challenging times. An examination of surviving the most severe financial shocks without jeopardizing the nation s financial stability.

Personal Account is equal parts warm memoir, teaching lesson, and a reminder of the value of legacy.

'