AT ADVANTA CORP., the top three executives confer and concur several times a day. President Richard A. Greenawalt, left, executive vice chairman Alex W. Hart, and CEO Dennis Alter say their meetings of the minds can get things moving faster than is usual at larger financial companies.
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