Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Wall Street Executives Gone Bad

This Blog will continually identify those executives working on Wall Street who exhibit behavior of "Executives Gone Bad."

Today's winners are the bosom buddy team of Thomas Bowers and Charles "Chip Packard of Deutsche Bank.

These two are the stooges of private banking. Tom Bowers is a convicted DUI offender who's inability to tell the truth is over shadowed by his pure lack of interpersonal skills. As the "leader" of Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management rarely does he interact with those front line employees that do all the heavy lifting. Kudos to you Tom, you truly embrace the "Do as I say not as I do" business philosophy. You have successfully taken morale to the bottom of your personal septic tank.

Chip as he is known by his loyal followers of "one" (Tom Bowers), possibly his wife; has adopted the Bowers mentality of lie at all cost. For some reason Chip believes if he be-friends you first you wont notice his accomplished law school behavior of lying with a straight face.

What's even more hilarious is the Deutsche Bank mother ship in Europe doesn't care or maybe doesn't even know about these two executives behavior. As a result morale is at a all-time low and if you are a recruiter in the financial services space I would start making some calls--Not to Tom or Chip but to all those good people trapped by these "Wall Street Executives Gone Bad!"