Video transcript: Black History Month Roundtable: “Each one teach one”
Notes:
This video begins and ends with brief black-and-white segments.
Piano music plays.
On screen:
Six Black J.P. Morgan colleagues greet one another with friendly embraces at a round table. The table is set with six coffee cups.
On Screen:
J.P. Morgan Wealth Management logo.
On screen:
BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2024
On screen:
Close-up of Mr. Henry, a man with short hair and a blue business suit.
On screen:
Keith Henry
REGIONAL DIRECTOR,
J.P. MORGAN ADVISORS.
Mr. Henry:
Today we will engage you in a conversation about the best of our Black culture. And highlighting the unique stories of five individuals representing an array of generations.
On screen:
Sitting at the round table is Ms. Bent, a woman with long hair and wearing a black blazer. She speaks to the group of J.P. Morgan colleagues.
On screen:
Lauralee Bent
VICE PRESIDENT,
AFFLUENT MARKETING MANAGER.
Ms. Bent:
It's around reaching that hand back. Thinking about those who have come before you that have literally reached out a hand, ensuring that you continue to do the same.
On screen:
Mr. Drummond, a man with short hair and a diagonal striped tie, speaks to his colleagues.
On screen:
Savoy Drummond
CLIENT ASSOCIATE,
J.P. MORGAN ADVISORS.
Mr. Drummond:
One of the most defining moments was this year when I won the Chairman Recipients award.
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Everyone at the table claps for Mr. Drummond.
Mr. Henry:
Chairman's award! At J.P. Morgan Advisors.
Mr. Drummond:
So I could have more successful moments and be around successful people, like yourselves.
On screen:
Mr. Martin, a man with short hair, glasses and a dark business suit speaks at the round table.
On screen:
James Martin
ASSOCIATE REGIONAL DIRECTOR,
J.P. MORGAN ADVISORS.
Mr. Martin:
Everything I do I do with the three tenets: care, candor and opportunity. And when you think about those three tenets, each one is attributed to my mentors. My mom is my biggest mentor by far.
On screen:
Ms. Udo-Imeh, a woman with long braided hair, speaks to the group.
On screen:
Itoro-Abasi Udo-Imeh
ANALYST,
WEALTH PLANNING AND ADVICE.
Ms. Udo-Imeh:
We talked about what wealth means to you, and you take it out of the context of being financial. Your knowledge is wealth and being able to pass that on to people ultimately is what creates impact. So, I'd hope to leave a legacy like that.
On screen:
Mr. Warren, a bald man with a short beard and glasses, speaks at the table.
On screen:
Franz Warren
REGIONAL DIRECTOR,
J.P. MORGAN WEALTH MANAGEMENT.
Mr. Warren:
And then having the opportunity, shortly thereafter, to be leading a meeting and having someone of color come up to me at the end and say, "Thank you for what you did today. But, more importantly, thank you for showing me what's possible."
On screen:
The six J.P. Morgan colleagues stand together.
On screen:
J.P. Morgan Wealth Management logo.