Today, the team also announced that five candidates have been interviewed for the position that had been expected to go to Ryan days ago. Lions chief operating officer Mike Disner, Panthers executive vice president of operations Brandt Tilis, 49ers director of scouting and football operations Josh Williams, Bears assistant general manager Ian Cunningham, and Ryan, the current CBS analyst, were the five interviewed candidates.
The JPMorgan CEO has hiredTodd Combs, one of Buffett's two investment managers at Berkshire Hathaway, to head up a new $10 billion group at the bank and be his special advisor. Bringing Combs into the JPMorgan fold might be as near as Dimon can get to having Buffett himself on his team. "Dimon may very well have viewed Combs as a close proxy for Buffett himself," David Kass, a finance professor and longtime Berkshire blogger, told Business Insider. "Although Dimon could not hire Buffett, he could hire one of his protégés."
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Hartman most recently was acting head of cyber at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, which is part of the Homeland Security Department. He brings "unparalleled expertise and a proven track record of driving innovation to safeguard the United States' most critical digital assets," the company said in its release Monday. Hartman's two-decade career in cyber includes work on shaping national policies at CISA and working to strengthen collaboration between the federal government and the private sector.