Mr. Feinstein:
The Austin D10 is a very intensive, athletic competition.
Ms. Thomas:
It’s not just about us, it’s something much bigger than us.
Mr. Millington:
It was just fun getting together with everyone before the sun even comes up.
Mr. Feinstein:
I feel very passionate about the cause. Memorial Sloane Kettering is the largest pediatric cancer institute in the United States.
Mr. Wieland:
When I think about the kids that the funds benefit, I think about the love that I feel when I look into my children’s eyes.
Mr. Millington:
It kinda gets you choked up thinking about that so many different families have had to fight through this. And it just feels like one of the toughest things anyone has to go through. And so you really feel for someone when they’re going through that.
Mr. Hargus:
There’s certainly parallels between the camaraderie in the office and also what we see in the gym.
Mr. Millington:
So much of what we’re doing in the gym, we’re doing together. Having each other’s back. And that’s similar to what we go through at work.
Ms. Thomas:
To get to work with people who are super-smart, super-driven, super-competitive. And we get to do that every day here in the office.
Mr. Weiland:
At J.P. Morgan, part of the reason I joined the team here is because of the true teamwork model that we have. That involves picking each other up after some hard times and also challenging each other when we’re all doing well.
Ms. Thomas:
I love Austin—I am a Texas Longhorn.
Mr. Weiland:
I love Austin because I was born here. And there’s a deep-rooted cause within me and within my family as far as who we’re helping, the people that we see, and the changes that are happening in that community.
Ms. Thomas:
Between the lifestyle, the food, the live music, I don’t really know what there is not to love about Austin.
Mr. Fisher:
We’re really invested in our community and it really means a lot to me that we’re willing to spend our time outside the office and come together. Have a little fun but really raise money for such a great cause.
Mr. Hargus:
We’re really excited to be there from the ground up and really be the foundation of an active community.
Mr. Feinstein:
At the end of the day, this is about Memorial Sloane Kettering and the great work that they’re doing in pediatric cancer research.
Mr. Wieland:
I’d love to take the momentum built this year and carry that into subsequent years, and just keep growing.
END
Side note:
Determined string music plays.
Text on screen:
J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
On screen:
Five men and one woman gather at Show Up Fitness, a spacious high-end gym with equipment for strength-training and plyometric exercises. Then, the group warms up with stretching exercises.
Side note:
A man gives coaching directions.
Man:
That should stay flat and my chest should stay tall.
On screen:
A close-up of a man with black hair and a dark blazer, Stephen Feinstein.
Mr. Feinstein:
The Austin D10 is a very intensive, athletic competition.
On screen:
A woman with long brown hair and a pink blazer, Taylor Thomas.
Text on screen:
Taylor Thomas, Analyst, J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
Ms. Thomas:
It’s not just about us, it’s something much bigger than us.
On screen:
A man with dark hair, light eyes, and a blue shirt, Taylor Millington.
Text on screen:
Taylor Millington, Vice President, J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
Mr. Millington:
It was just fun getting together with everyone before the sun even comes up.
On screen:
A short montage shows a researcher with brown hair in a laboratory. She looks through her microscope. Then, a close-up of Mr. Feinstein.
Text on screen:
Stephen Feinstein, Executive Director, J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
Mr. Feinstein:
I feel very passionate about the cause. Memorial Sloane Kettering is the largest pediatric cancer institute in the United States.
On screen:
A man with dark slicked back hair and a blue checkered blazer, Chris Wieland.
Text on screen:
Chris Wieland, Vice President, J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
Mr. Wieland:
When I think about the kids that the funds benefit, I think about the love that I feel when I look into my children’s eyes.
On screen:
Close-up of Mr. Millington.
Mr. Millington:
It kinda gets you choked up thinking about that so many different families have had to fight through this. And it just feels like one of the toughest things anyone has to go through. And so you really feel for someone when they’re going through that.
Side note:
Motivational percussion music plays.
On screen:
A montage shows Stephen Feinstein and the other J.P. Morgan executives training hard at the gym. Then, close-up of a man with light-brown hair and blue eyes, Dreux Hargus.
Text on screen:
Dreux Hargus, Vice President, J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
Mr. Hargus:
There’s certainly parallels between the camaraderie in the office and also what we see in the gym.
On screen:
Close-up of Mr. Millington.
Mr. Millington:
So much of what we’re doing in the gym, we’re doing together. Having each other’s back. And that’s similar to what we go through at work.
On screen:
At the gym, the J.P. Morgan executives (in black work-out cloths) do muscle stretches and paleo fitness movements, like crawling sideways on their hands and feet. Then, a close-up of Ms. Thomas.
Ms. Thomas:
To get to work with people who are super-smart, super-driven, super-competitive. And we get to do that every day here in the office.
On screen:
An office door displays a sign reading "J.P. Morgan." Then, a close-up of Mr. Wieland.
Mr. Weiland:
At J.P. Morgan, part of the reason I joined the team here is because of the true teamwork model that we have. That involves picking each other up when we have some hard times and also challenging each other when we’re all doing well.
Side note:
Country music plays.
On screen:
A mural, on an outdoor wall, shows a giant painting of a postcard, reading: "Greetings from Austin - Capitol of Texas." Then, a close-up of Ms. Thomas.
Ms. Thomas:
I love Austin—I am a Texas Longhorn.
On screen:
Austin's sleek skyscrapers stretch up toward a clear blue sky. Then, a close-up of Mr. Weiland.
Mr. Weiland:
I love Austin because I was born here. And there’s a deep-rooted cause within me and within my family as far as who we’re helping, the people that we see, and the changes that are happening in that community.
On screen:
Close-up of Ms. Thomas.
Ms. Thomas:
Between the lifestyle, the food, the live music, I don’t really know what there is not to love about Austin.
On screen:
A montage shows people biking and kayaking in a sunny park surrounded by green trees. Then, close-up of a man with short dark hair, Mark Fisher.
Text on screen:
Mark Fisher, Vice President, J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
Mr. Fisher:
We’re really invested in our community and it really means a lot to me that we’re willing to spend our time outside the office and come together. Have a little fun but really raise money for such a great cause.
On screen:
A man examines vials in a laboratory. He wears a white lab coat marked "Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center." Then, a close-up of Mr. Hargus.
Side note:
The determined string music plays again.
Mr. Hargus:
We’re really excited to be there from the ground up and really be the foundation of an active community.
On screen:
A montage shows a large JPMorgan Chase & Co. building, Sloan Kettering researchers in their lab filling different sized test tubes, and the J.P. Morgan executives using training machines at the gym. Next, a close-up of Mr. Feinstein.
Mr. Feinstein:
At the end of the day, this is about Memorial Sloane Kettering and the great work that they’re doing in pediatric cancer research.
On screen:
Close-up of Mr. Wieland.
Mr. Wieland:
I’d love to take the momentum built this year and carry that into subsequent years, and just keep growing.
On screen:
After intensive training at the gym, the six athletic executives stand together, place their hands on their hips, and smile.
Side note:
Legal disclosures appear.
Text on screen:
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There can be no assurance that the professionals currently employed by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. will continue to be employed by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
"J.P. Morgan Private Bank" is a brand name for private banking business conducted by JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its subsidiaries worldwide.
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