Corrine Burger's guest appearances

Corrine Burger

Women Of Influence

Cameron Mitchell

Phoebe Waller-Bridge

Michael Stevens

Sherrod Brown

Greg Lehman

Stephan Harman

David Harrison

John Barker

Bob Evans

Claire Coder

Adam Benner

Michael Morgan

Brian Higgins

Dave Kaufman

John Brooks

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A Canton native and Ohio State University graduate, Corrine Burger started her career with accounting giant Deloitte in Phoenix, a location she chose in part for the warm weather. She eventually returned home to the Buckeye State, though, taking on a variety of positions with the financial institution we today know as JPMorgan Chase &amp; Co., the country's largest bank and an employer of nearly 20,000 people in Central Ohio. As she advanced in her career, one of the biggest challenges Burger faced was figuring out how to break out of the accounting sphere and into the wider world of opportunities at the firm. Eventually, she said, she realized one action that could help get her where she wanted to go. "When we had some big problems that needed to be solved, I raised my hand," said Burger, who now serves as chief control manager, managing director and Columbus location leader for the financial giant. Burger's willingness to take on problems is perhaps best-evidenced by her work on JPMorgan's acquisition of Washington Mutual during the 2008 financial crisis. Check out the latest episode of our Women of Influence podcast to hear Burger talk about that experience and for more of the lessons she's learned throughout her career.

A Canton native and Ohio State University graduate, Corrine Burger started her career with accounting giant Deloitte in Phoenix, a location she chose in part for the warm weather. She eventually returned home to the Buckeye State, though, taking on a variety of positions with the financial institution we today know as JPMorgan Chase &amp; Co., the country's largest bank and an employer of nearly 20,000 people in Central Ohio. As she advanced in her career, one of the biggest challenges Burger faced was figuring out how to break out of the accounting sphere and into the wider world of opportunities at the firm. Eventually, she said, she realized one action that could help get her where she wanted to go. "When we had some big problems that needed to be solved, I raised my hand," said Burger, who now serves as chief control manager, managing director and Columbus location leader for the financial giant. Burger's willingness to take on problems is perhaps best-evidenced by her work on JPMorgan's acquisition of Washington Mutual during the 2008 financial crisis. Check out the latest episode of our Women of Influence podcast to hear Burger talk about that experience and for more of the lessons she's learned throughout her career.

Women of Influence #14: JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Control Manager Corrine Burger

For Corrine Burger, even bad managers could be good role models. The reason? They show you what not to do. Burger, who leads JPMorgan Chase &amp; Co.'s Columbus operation and also serves as a managing director and chief control manager for the financial giant, talked about her good and bad mentors during a recent taping of the Women of Influence podcast. She shared some of the worst advice she's ever received, as well as the No. 1 tip she'd give to others looking to follow in her footsteps. Today's teaser also includes the first installment of a new feature I'm bringing the these biweekly episodes: some news you can use or otherwise interesting information related to women in business. This week, we're talking about Dolly Parton, because, well, shouldn't we all always be talking about Dolly?

For Corrine Burger, even bad managers could be good role models. The reason? They show you what not to do. Burger, who leads JPMorgan Chase &amp; Co.'s Columbus operation and also serves as a managing director and chief control manager for the financial giant, talked about her good and bad mentors during a recent taping of the Women of Influence podcast. She shared some of the worst advice she's ever received, as well as the No. 1 tip she'd give to others looking to follow in her footsteps. Today's teaser also includes the first installment of a new feature I'm bringing the these biweekly episodes: some news you can use or otherwise interesting information related to women in business. This week, we're talking about Dolly Parton, because, well, shouldn't we all always be talking about Dolly?

Women of Influence Preview #14: Corrine Burger (plus 3 fast facts about Dolly Parton)