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How Jenny Johnson beat family‑name 'bias' to lead $1.5 trillion asset manager Franklin Templeton

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Shaped by family legacy, grit and a deep sense of responsibility, Jenny Johnson reflects on the pivotal decisions that took her from “the founder’s granddaughter” to the CEO of Franklin Templeton.

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How Jenny Johnson beat family‑name 'bias' to lead $1.5 trillion asset manager Franklin Templeton

Shaped by family legacy, grit and a deep sense of responsibility, Jenny Johnson reflects on the pivotal decisions that took her from “the founder’s granddaughter” to the CEO of Franklin Templeton.

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