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Jack Bartling is an Executive Director for Global Government Relations and a member of the JPMorganChase Center for Geopolitics. To these roles, he brings nearly three decades of corporate, foreign policy, national security and legislative experience.
Jack is responsible for analyzing government policy, political and geopolitical developments that impact J.P. Morgan’s global operating environment and markets around the world, working with leadership to identify risk and impact to the firm, our clients and leading industry sectors. Jack regularly engages officials across the Executive Branch and the United States Congress, in addition to officials across governments. In addition, he provides government relations support to JP Morgan’s lines of business in markets across the globe.
Jack sits on and regularly engages internal J.P. Morgan risk committees and is a member of the J.P. Morgan team executing the Security and Resiliency Initiative, the firm’s plan to facilitate, finance and invest in industries crucial to U.S. security, securing critical supply chains and economic resiliency.
Previously, Jack served at the Department of the Treasury as Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Legislative Affairs. He was instrumental Treasury’s international policy priorities, providing counsel on initiatives to reorganize the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), implement the U.S. – China Strategic Economic Dialogue, advance international trade agreements, reform International Financial Institution governance, among others.
In addition to Treasury service, Jack held positions in both Houses of Congress, serving as a counsel to a senior member of the United States Senate and legislative counsel to the House Committee on Financial Services. He is from St. Louis, Missouri and is a graduate of St. Louis University School of Law and the University of Missouri, Columbia.
