Side note:
Inspiring music plays.
On screen:
This video opens with a young woman using an electric wheelchair to move down the hall of her apartment. A caregiver opens the living room blinds and straightens the woman’s headset as she works at a computer.
Logo:
JPMorgan Chase.
Narrator:
We’re striving to make a workplace where every employee’s abilities count. And we’re driving to make banking experiences easier, faster, and accessible to everyone.
On screen:
At a Chase location, a man signs at a Welcome meeting, and signs indicate accessibility features. A woman uses a white cane as she walks through a city and arrives at a JPMorgan Chase building. She walks the halls with co-workers.
Narrator:
That’s why JPMorgan Chase is determined to be the company of choice and bank of choice for individuals with a disability.
On screen:
A Chase banker signs to a client. In an office building, diverse Chase employees with a range of abilities use headphones, work at computers, and the walk the halls. A young man in a blazer uses a pair of walking canes, attends a video meeting, and chats with a Chase employee that uses ASL.
Narrator:
We’re providing access to capital, coaching, and resources for small businesses led by entrepreneurs with disabilities…doing everything we can to make sure they’re counted and valued.
On screen:
A woman in glasses uses a steno machine to caption speeches and meetings.
Narrator:
We’re supporting employees with disabilities so they can bring out-of-the-box thinking to serve our diverse customers, clients, and communities.
On screen:
An older woman with headphones reads the meeting captions, and laughs. She hugs a co-worker. More Chase employees use ASL in virtual and in-person meetings.
Narrator:
So everyone has the opportunity to participate, speak up, and be heard.
On screen:
A man wearing a lanyard gets dropped off outside a Chase office building, then attends a meeting.
Narrator:
Our Office of Disability Inclusion is partnering with organizations to drive accessibility and equal rights for the disability community…
On screen:
A group poses under a mural that says: ‘Nurturing Bright Ideas ever since the original one.’
Narrator:
…and advocating for policy changes to address critical issues such as removing employment barriers and increasing workforce participation.
On screen:
The young woman with low vision works at a computer, her cane propped against a wall of lockers behind her. The banker with hearing impairment signs as he explains credit card options to a pair of clients.
Narrator:
We’re delivering financial health training, products, and services to the disability and neurodiverse community. So people can get affordable financial products and services that meet their needs.
On screen:
A blonde woman drives, and a man with limb differences uses his phone at a credit card reader. Another banker signs, and the woman with low vision feels the Braille sign outside a conference room.
Narrator:
Everyone should feel they have access to a life free from barriers and the ability to use their innate potential to the fullest.
On screen:
The woman who read meeting captions adjusts her hearing aides, and a man in glasses flies a drone. A trio meet under low lighting, and a pair smile at a computer screen.
Narrator:
That’s the word that we’re determined to create everyday.
On screen:
The banker with hearing impairment signs on a video call, the woman driving arrives at J.P.Morgan, the woman with low vision strolls a sidewalk, and the woman using the electric wheelchair takes her dog for a walk in the sunshine.
Logo:
JPMorgan Chase.
Text on screen:
Learn more at jpmorganchase.com/ODI.
Side note:
Legal disclosures:
Text on screen:
Copyright 2024 JPMorgan Chase & Co. all rights reserved. JPMorgan Chase is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including Disability/Veterans.
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