Investment, Innovation, and Impact

JPMorgan Chase continues to invest in its people and the people of Delaware

BY TOM HORNE

INVESTMENT, INNOVATION, AND IMPACT.

These are the words Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester used at our groundbreaking ceremony in Wilmington to describe what our multimillion-dollar real estate investment in our Wilmington and Newark Corporate Centers means to Delaware. I couldn’t agree more.

In fact, our investment in Delaware is the largest active renovation project JPMorgan Chase is undertaking in the United States outside our 270 Park headquarters in Manhattan.

JPMorgan Chase held a groundbreaking in January for their investments in their Wilmington location.

Our investment is not just about infrastructure, it’s also about providing opportunities for our people and our community, including hiring for more than 700 open roles across the Delaware market.

We are creating a positive and exciting new workplace environment that encourages collaboration and innovation— that’s because we understand the critical role workplace environment plays in our effort to make the return to the office experience a positive one for our employees.

JPMorgan Chase continues to grow and is hiring across all lines of business and at all levels in Delaware.

In 2018 we opened our first Chase branch in the state of Delaware, today we have nine and one more opening this year in Rehoboth Beach. This is part of our greater expansion efforts to be the bank for all and serve communities in all 48 lower states.

JPMorgan Chase has had roots in a century—going back to 1915 when Company in the financing of munitions that the company sold to France and Britain during World War I.

Today, we are doubling down on our commitment to the State of Delaware and the City of Wilmington 2024 in Dover and the Wilmington suburbs. 

We are 11,000 strong and getting stronger every day.

Tom Horne is the head of consumer branch banking for Chase and the JPMorgan Chase Market Leader for the state of Delaware.