At work in Ohio

Ohio is at the center of our work to create a stronger, more inclusive economy. As one of the state’s largest private employers, we are proud to provide our more than 20,000 Ohioan employees with best-in-class training and education.

 

We are also investing in the state’s future, committing $7 million towards a workforce training initiative that prepares students in underserved communities for the jobs of tomorrow. From our support of more than 187,000 Buckeye-owned businesses to our philanthropic commitments, we’re bringing the best of our business to Ohio.

The iconic Short North Arches over High Street. Columbus, Ohio

Achieving more together in Ohio

Data updated as of May 2024

$46M+

philanthropic support over the last five years

2.8M+

consumer customers statewide

20K+

employees

2.2K+

veterans hired since 2014

$201M

spent with Buckeye-owned businesses in 2023

187K+

small business clients

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As a native Ohioan, I take great pride in the rich history of JPMorganChase’s commitment to Ohio. We work in partnership with community members, government officials, and our employees to strengthen the local economy and create opportunity for all people no matter where they live and work.

Corrine Burger

Columbus Location Leader at JPMorgan Chase

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Taking a Small-Town Company Global

Fire-Dex manufactures protective gear for first responders in all 50 states and more than 100 countries. JPMorgan Chase has supported Fire-Dex’s steady growth by providing financing and strategic advice, which has helped the company serve first responders around the world. 

Empowering Ohio’s Students

Funded in part by JPMorgan Chase, Ohio Excels is a nonprofit organization that prepares Columbus’s high school students for in-demand jobs in fields such as health care and information technology. The firm’s $7 million, five-year commitment gives students access to mentors, internships and work-based learning experiences.

Driving Health Care Innovation

Health care costs are rising, but quality and outcomes are not keeping pace. In response, JPMorgan Chase launched Morgan Health, a business unit that is investing $250 million in companies that are working to improve employer-sponsored plans. In Ohio, we’re investing in primary care solutions to help our employees manage their health.

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