JPMorgan Chase & Co. commercial banking chief Todd Maclin and international operations head Heidi Miller are likely to step down from their posts within months, according to a person close to the bank
Miller, 58, will probably announce her intent soon to retire from the company by 2012, turning over duties to executives who lead business lines she coordinates overseas, said a person close to the company who asked not to be named because the plans aren't public. Maclin, 55, plans to take another senior role within the firm and has told staff he will pass responsibilities to a deputy, Douglas Petno, the person said.
Separately, JPMorgan announced today the hiring of Glenn Tilton, the former chairman and chief executive officer of United Airlines parent UAL Corp., to advise CEO Jamie Dimon in the Midwest.
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