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Bank of America ousted prominent executives Sallie Krawcheck and Joe Price on Tuesday as part of Chief Executive Brian Moynihan's efforts to reorganize the struggling company.
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Sallie Krawcheck used her break from banking in 2008 to analyze where she wanted to work. "I kept asking myself, 'What are the winning businesses going to look like?'."
October 1
Nobody banishes Sallie Krawcheck.
Bank of America's (BAC) former head of wealth management has been keeping busy — and visible — since
On Wednesday Krawcheck officially joined the advisory board of
"It's by no means a call on the direction of gold, by any means. (Honestly, I have no idea.)," she said in an e-mail to American Banker. "But it is expressing a point of view on investment diversification and providing that, particularly to individuals. Most individuals are significantly underweight [in] 'alternatives' writ large."
And she's evaluating other next steps carefully, she told Marie Claire in a recent interview.
"I've had discussions with and offers from a number of different organizations. But I really am taking this time to think through very carefully my next steps — which could also include more entrepreneurial ventures," Krawcheck said in a
Her pursuits are diverse. Consistently ranked as one of
And she's built
Business Insider on Wednesday named her to their
Some crowd favorites from Tuesday include her take on recommended jobs from networking site LinkedIn: "Insult 2 injury @linkedin 'Jobs u may b interested in' keeps suggesting I apply to be a Merrill trainee — seriously."
And her view of the Marie Claire write-up: "Me in @marieclaire: how many ways can they say I was let go — ousted, taking the fall…"
"I apologize — I missed 2 in @marieclaire — 'let go' & 'dismissed', towards the bottom of the article," she tweeted a few minutes later.
