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Weology
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Weology

How Everybody Wins When We Comes Before Me

HarperCollins, 2015 更多详情


Editorial Rating

8

Qualities

  • Innovative

Recommendation

Tangerine, Canada’s most idiosyncratic bank, has no branches, and all its operations are digital. Writing with journalist Justin Kingsley, CEO Peter Aceto does a great job of telling the bank’s story and explaining his unique take on being CEO. He provides an insider’s view of the revolutionary bank that’s changing the rules for all financial institutions. Aceto teaches valuable lessons about customer relations based on his “Weology” philosophy. He says the bank (“We”) benefits when its clients and employees (”Me”) benefit, and vice versa. While his information serves his company well, he offers an intriguing outlook and a warmly readable story. getAbstract recommends this corporate biography to entrepreneurs and businesspeople who value lessons from successful outliers.

Take-Aways

  • Canada-based Tangerine bank has no branches, tellers or vaults.
  • Peter Aceto, Tangerine’s CEO, eschews rank and status, requires no special perks and works in an open office like other employees.
  • Aceto first became legal counsel of the bank, then called ING Direct Canada, shortly after meeting Arkadi Kuhlman who started the bank in 1997.

About the Author

Peter Aceto  is the president and CEO of the Canadian bank Tangerine. Justin Kingsley  is a writer, creative strategist and photographer.


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