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☁️ Think you know the cloud? Pat Healey, JPMorganChase’s General Manager for Cloud Foundational Services, debunks common tech misconceptions.

Recognized for her leadership, creativity, and passion, our Chief Marketing Officer, Carla Zakhem-Hassan, has been inducted into Forbes' CMO Hall of Fame. http://spr.ly/60494YzCz Join us in congratulating Carla on this honor. 👏 🎉

Blending global impact and growth, Camila enjoys continuously learning while working with teams across regions to solve complex challenges for J.P. Morgan's Trading Services.

Last week, policymakers, leading experts, and employees came together to celebrate the JPMorganChase Institute’s 10-year anniversary in Washington, D.C. Our researchers reflected on their proudest moments in delivering timely analyses and insights on the inner workings of the economy.

Priyanshi shares some of her favorite moments 📸 from her internship at the JPMorganChase Bengaluru office. 1. This summer, I joined the firm as a Software Engineering intern at the tech hub in Bengaluru. 2. I’ve been able to work on a range of exciting and impactful projects while collaborating with my team. 3. During breaks, I had the best time having a bit of competitive fun with my fellow interns. 4. It’s been great to bond with my mentors over lunches. They have always been open to sharing their personal journeys within the firm and career advice for me. 5. I’m so grateful for all the learning experiences I’ve had throughout my internship and everything I’ve been able to achieve with the support of my colleagues. My tech internship at JPMorganChase is an opportunity that I’ll forever be grateful for. With invaluable connections and experiences, it has been a catalyst for my personal and professional growth. I’m excited to see where I’ll go next in my career.

From Hong Kong to Buenos Aires and beyond, our 10th annual Innovation Week brought bold ideas, breakthrough tech, and a whole lot of energy. This is what a global culture of innovation looks like. 🌍

This Pride Month, explore five unique pieces from LGBTQ+ artists in the JPMorganChase Art Collection. These works showcase vibrant and experimental approaches to textiles and paintings, celebrating the power of identity and inclusion. Swipe through to view. 🖼️ 1. Chris Bogia, Tall Fountain II, 2022, Courtesy the Artist and Mrs., Maspeth 2. Liz Nielsen, Dusk Stone Arch, 2024, Courtesy of the Artist and Miles McEnery Gallery 3. Kyle Meyer, Holding Space, 2023, Courtesy of the Artist 4. Antonius-Tin Bui, The work of love becomes its own reasons, 2023, Courtesy of the Artist 5. Wilder Alison, Untitled, 2025, Courtesy of the Artist

Dive into your next summer read with the 2025 J.P. Morgan Summer Reading List, a curated collection of 16 titles filled with groundbreaking ideas to unlock your curiosity. 📚 http://spr.ly/60424GWGo

👋 Meet Gianluca, a former professional triathlete who changed track to a career at the firm through the Military and Athletes Transition Program. Here are some of his favorite moments captured along the way. 📸 1. From a young age, my passion for sports fuelled a decade-long professional career. This photo captures the thrill of my debut Summer Games triathlon at Tokyo 2020. 2. Another career highlight was representing my home country, Italy, in a second consecutive Summer Games in the men's and mixed relay triathlons. 3. Wanting to try something new, my interest in finance led me to a networking event at JPMorganChase's London HQ, where I explored transitioning from athletics to a corporate banking career. 4. Captured on my first day at J.P. Morgan in February, I joined the Global Corporate Banking Mid-cap team, marking the start of my new professional journey. 5. With athletics still a huge part of my life, I joined the J.P. Morgan Run Club, coaching colleagues to prep for the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge. 6. Running in the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge Frankfurt was a perfect farewell to Germany, as I prepare for my new role in the London office starting this summer.

With encouragement from her Autism at Work program colleagues in London, Elisabeth was motivated to bring her authentic self to work and embrace her unique strengths.