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Anand Rajamani:
Communities and nonprofits struggle with technology, and that becomes a crucial roadblock.
Julia Backon:
Tech for Social Good is a social impact practice within our global technology organisation, and we drive impact in the community through the skills of our tech workforce.
MK Ullah:
JPMorganChase has one of the largest technology shops in the world, and technology is the lifeblood of this organisation.
Scott Malinowski:
Everything we do is driven by technology, so we have expertise in infrastructure, in software, in open-source tooling that many nonprofits need.
Julia Backon:
We have different programs, from hackathons with students to building tech for nonprofits. Across a range of social issues, you really get to work on a cause that matters to you. Volunteerism is part of your day-to-day work.
Tiffany Polk:
This isn't something that we require. This is something we make available to our technologists, and they cannot get enough of it.
Luka Philip:
I get access to technology that I wouldn't necessarily come into contact with.
Martin Barrett:
We get to do a lot of work with open-source software, visualisation software. I'm just learning new ways to work.
Tiffany Polk:
We have imbued in the fabric of who we are that social good is going to be a prime directive.
MK Ullah:
We touch people, communities, and the world at large, everywhere, every day.
Zoe:
I felt inspired to continue out with my dreams.
Rick Whitted:
There's no way we could have gotten this far without JPMorganChase.
Tiffany Polk:
We are going to give you the ability to feel connected to your work in ways that no one else will give you. You can't do what you can do here anywhere else.
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