We are excited to be in New York City today to celebrate International Women's Day, with Diane von Furstenberg at the In Charge and Power of Kindness event. This is an incredible event of panels, discussions and conversations around how women can take charge of their lives and continue to make an impact in the world.
I always celebrated International Women's Day because it's something you do in Europe. And we call this the In Charge Day, because to be in charge is not an aggressive statement. It's the relationship with yourself. It's only who you are.
To me, being in charge is about figuring out a way to blend all the things in our lives, to be vocal about what we need and expect, and put that out in the world to make sure we get what we want, but also as a way to inspire other women around us.
My belief in tips are you really have to find that community around you, the people who will help you day to day, the people who will help you longer term to make sure you can stay in charge and focused on your goals.
As a leader, you can be ambitious and you can want progress, but you also can be kind and be successful. Those things are not mutually exclusive. And so for me, it's really, really important that kindness comes out as a leader to be able to drive a collaborative spirit with all of your team and lead with inspiration.
Content is virtually free. Getting yourself into something that makes you curious and interested and fulfills you will lead you and open up doors. Go beyond your comfort zone. Be curious about like the world and topics and podcasts and articles and, I don't know, your kids and everything. And it'll lead you to places that you just didn't know was possible.
At JPMorgan Private Bank, we are committed to empowering women at every stage of their wealth journey. We take a thoughtful and intentional approach to understand how women make financial decisions, and empower them with the necessary tools to take control of their legacies. We understand that by partnering with women and understanding what works well for them, we can continue to build a future that we're all proud of and plan for future generations to come.
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Sandy Choute -- HEAD OF DIVERSE WEALTH STRATEGIES, J.P. MORGAN PRIVATE BANK. Sandy Choute walks in a room with artwork on the wall behind her and small round tables nearby.
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are excited to be in New York City today to celebrate International Women's Day, with Diane von Furstenberg at the In Charge and Power of Kindness event.
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A montage of street scenes pass by. One has a Diane von Furstenberg sign that hangs from an overhang. The following scenes are inside an auditorium with panelists on a stage and a slide screen the width of the stage.
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This is an incredible event of panels, discussions and conversations around how women can take charge of their lives and continue to make an impact in the world.
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Diane von Furstenberg -- FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN, DVF. Diane von Furstenberg sits on a stage and holds a microphone under a slide with the text, and the power of kindness. Next image. She stands and talks to Sandy Choute.
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always celebrated International Women's Day because it's something you do in Europe. And we call this the In Charge Day, because to be in charge is not an aggressive statement. It's the relationship with yourself. It's only who you are.
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Framed artwork of women in fashionable clothing covers two walls. Next image. Claire Lea-Howarth, VICE CHAIR, J.P. MORGAN PRIVATE BANK. Claire Lea-Howarth stands in front of a pink wall dotted with white irregular round and square shapes, and a pink bench with a curved back in front of it.
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To me, being in charge is about figuring out a way to blend all the things in our lives, to be vocal about what we need and expect, and put that out in the world to make sure we get what we want, but also as a way to inspire other women around us.
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Sandy Choute talks to Sam Saperstein, HEAD OF WOMEN ON THE MOVE, J.P. MORGAN CHASE, near a rack of clothing. Next image. Sam Saperstein stands in front of the pink wall.
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My belief in tips are you really have to find that community around you, the people who will help you day to day, the people who will help you longer term to make sure you can stay in charge and focused on your goals.
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Carla Hassan, CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER, J.P. MORGAN CHASE, talks to Claire Lea-Howarth near a wall of artwork. Next image. Carla Hassan stands in front of the pink wall.
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As a leader, you can be ambitious and you can want progress, but you also can be kind and be successful. Those things are not mutually exclusive. And so for me, it's really, really important that kindness comes out as a leader to be able to drive a collaborative spirit with all of your team and lead with inspiration.
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A montage of speakers seated on a stage passes by. Nelle Miller, CO-HEAD OF NEW YORK, J.P. MORGAN PRIVATE BANK, sits in front of illuminated panels on a wall.
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Content is virtually free. Getting yourself into something that makes you curious and interested and fulfills you will lead you and open up doors.
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Panelists speak to each other on a stage. Next image. Nelle Miller stands in front of the pink wall.
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Go beyond your comfort zone. Be curious about like the world and topics and podcasts and articles and, I don't know, your kids and everything. And it'll lead you to places that you just didn't know was possible.
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A stylized image of a woman's head overlaid with rows of letters hangs on a wall.
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At JPMorgan Private Bank, we are committed to empowering women at every stage of their wealth journey. We
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Three books lie on a shelf. One is titled "Woman Before Fashion." Next image. Sandy Choute stands in front of an abstract cloud-like image with the image of the woman's head in the background.
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take a thoughtful and intentional approach to understand how women make financial decisions, and empower them with the necessary tools to take control of their legacies. We understand that by partnering with women and understanding what works well for them, we can continue to build a future that we're all proud of and plan for future generations to come.
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A row of women pose for a photo in front of a wall with the text, In Charge.
Logo: J.P.Morgan, PRIVATE BANK.
