JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon reveals he has ‘PTSD' from ‘near death' heart surgery: ‘I knew it was 50/50'

Health and Personal Impact on Leadership - JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon revealed that his 2020 acute aortic dissection surgery was much more serious than initially disclosed, with a 50/50 survival chance during the procedure [1][2] - Dimon has also previously battled throat cancer in 2014, which he described as a "curable" condition, and it influenced him to live life more deliberately [3][4] - Despite his health challenges, Dimon assured investors during his cancer treatment that he would not skip work, maintaining his leadership role at JPMorgan [5] Leadership and Corporate Communication - During Dimon's 2020 heart surgery, JPMorgan communicated minimally, only informing employees and shareholders after the successful procedure, emphasizing his recovery and alertness [2] - The company did not provide further comments on Dimon's health when requested by media outlets, maintaining a focus on his leadership continuity [5] Personal Philosophy and Corporate Vision - Dimon's health crises have influenced his personal philosophy, leading him to express a stronger desire to contribute to the country and the free Western world [2] - After overcoming cancer, Dimon reiterated his commitment to making the world a better place, suggesting a more direct approach to his future endeavors [4]