Grow without
limits—your way

Joanna Strober:

People said there's no money in menopause. Three years later, $150 million in revenue, we're proving everyone wrong. I'm the founder of a women's health company. From the very beginning, the J.P. Morgan team understood what we're trying to accomplish. They've given us unparalleled access to investors, strategic partners. That's been a game changer in how fast we've been able to grow. We believe the sky's the limit for Midi. With J.P. Morgan's support, we are proving that women's health is a really big business.

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Nicholas Hertz:

Effective and safe therapies for neurological diseases are practically nonexistent. Montara is changing that. J.P. Morgan's expertise in life sciences drew us to them as the obvious choice for Montara Therapeutics. Early in the company's history, we had this really critical inflection point. And the J.P. Morgan team gave us the security and support to allow us to focus on the science. Working with J.P. Morgan provided us with the clarity to move from early science to a scalable platform. It could help us make a real difference in patients' lives.

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Side note:

Upbeat background music plays.

Logos:

J.P.Morgan X Gamma.

On screen:

A man with short black hair and brown eyes speaks to us from an office with a bookshelf and potted plant.

Text on screen:

Grant Lee. Co-Founder, Series A.

On screen:

The San Francisco skyline.

Grant Lee:

We’re really trying to reimagine the way people present and share their ideas with the world.

On screen:

Grant walks in San Francisco, with its distinctive hilly topography and eclectic architecture.

Side note:

Throughout the video, a small J.P.Morgan logo appears at the top right of the screen.

Grant Lee:

Being a founder, it’s a rollercoaster ride.

On screen:

Outside, Grant uses his cell phone. Trees, buildings, and the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge are in the distance.

Grant Lee:

That’s startup life. There's ups and downs, but hopefully mostly ups.

On screen:

Gamma's workspace bustles with the familiar hallmarks of a startup: a crowded open office with people working at computer desks, workers (some exhausted) sitting on office chairs and plain cushions, pets in the offices, Post-it notes covering walls and whiteboards, and employees sharing smiles, laughs, and camaraderie.

Grant Lee:

Gamma is an AI tool that lets people unlock their creativity in a totally new way.

On screen:

Grant looks at a desktop computer with a team member. It displays an animated Gamma logo and then shows the Gamma website, which reads "Engage users on any device."

Grant Lee:

A startup like us needs a great partner like J.P. Morgan.

On screen:

Grant reviews the J.P.Morgan "Access" website, which displays a page labeled "Account Balances Snapshot."

Grant Lee:

They give us the confidence to keep dreaming, building, and growing.

On screen:

Grant types on his laptop computer’s keyboard.

Product ideas written on Post-it notes include, “Better commenting experience in mobile,” “Better mobile reading,” and “Wish – First-class mobile.”

Grant and his smiling team sit in a conference room.

A whiteboard displays schematics and a list of product features.

Grant works on his laptop with a brown dog next to him.

The Gamma team works together in an open office.

Grant smiles widely.

Grant Lee:

So, we're ready for whatever comes next.

On screen:

Grant strides by, with the gleaming San Francisco skyline in the background.

Logo:

J.P.Morgan.

Text on screen:

The Bank of the Innovation Economy.

Side note:

Legal disclosures appear.

Text on screen:

Copyright 2024 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved.

JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Member FDIC.

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Side note:

Upbeat background music plays.

Logos:

J.P.Morgan X Gridware.

On screen:

A bearded man with brown hair and green eyes speaks with his hands folded.

Text on screen:

Tim Barat. Co-Founder, Series A.

Tim Barat:

I had a crazy idea to change the way that utilities operate.

Side note:

Throughout the video, a small J.P.Morgan logo appears at the top right of the screen.

On screen:

A lineworker inspects a tall utilities pole overlooking trees and brush.

Tim Barat:

As a former lineman, I know what's at stake every time the power goes down.

On screen:

At Gridware's offices, Tim works with a team member, looking at  power lines using a computer. Next, Tim speaks on his cellphone with a wide smile.

Tim Barat:

J.P. Morgan saw the potential in my vision.

On screen:

The J.P.Morgan "Access" website displays a page labeled "Account Balances Snapshot."

In a conference room, speaking to Gridware team members, Tim gestures at a wall-sized map of the United States.

Next, photos show the Gridware device being installed toward the top of utility poles. The device is square, silver, about the size of a computer tablet (but thicker) and has sensors and a solar cell on its front.

Tim Barat:

I built Gridware to pinpoint disruptions in the grid so that we could stop wildfires and we can get the power back on fast.

On screen:

A Gridware technician inspects the device and runs tests on it.

Overhead power lines stand under a twilight sky.

 Wildfires burn in rural locations.

Tim reviews data and graphs on computer screens with team members.

Tim Barat:

I chose to bank with J.P. Morgan when we were a startup, and they're helping us to reach our goals.

On screen:

A photo montage shows Gridware employees happily interacting and posing for a group picture.

A white fluffy dog sits on Tim’s lap.

In a conference room, Tim exchanges ideas with his team.

Tim Barat:

Now we're protecting the grid here, and we're setting our sights on the rest of the world.

On screen:

Tim stands in a truck-mounted, cherry-picker crane basket, installing a Gridware device on a utility pole.

Birds fly across the dusk sky.

Logo:

J.P.Morgan.

Text on screen:

The Bank of the Innovation Economy.

Side note:

Legal disclosures appear.

Text on screen:

Copyright 2024 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved.

JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Member FDIC.

END

[encouraging music]

On screen:

Opening title:
Text on screen:

J.P.Morgan and Aerflo.

On screen:

A man with short brown hair and blue eyes holds a thin canister-like bottle containing water.

Text on screen:

John Thorp, Co-Founder, Seed.

John Thorp:

The future is sparkling.

[water bubbles foaming]

On screen:

Mr. Thorp presses a button on top of the bottle and then the water immediately begins to fizz...

John Thorp:

Aerflo is a portable carbonation system. So with the press of a button, you can turn still to sparkling. One of the hardest parts of the startup life is maintaining the same energy, the same momentum, the same drive.

On screen:

In an automated factory, blue cylindrical capsules move along a conveyor belt and into a large crate.

John Thorp:

And for us over the years, the J.P. Morgan team has been that steady rock through those ups, through those downs.

On screen:

A montage shows people using the portable Aerflo carbonation system. Men and women:
 - carry canister-like bottles;
 - press the button on top of the bottles to carbonate their water;
 - and drink the refreshing sparkling water.

John Thorp:

And really what’s been so obvious is that the J.P. Morgan team has really believed in us the entire time.

On screen:

High-rise buildings line Madison Avenue in Manhattan.

John Thorp:

It’s true, J.P. Morgan is the bank for the innovation economy.

On screen:

Closing title:
Text on screen:

J.P. Morgan – The Bank of the Innovation Economy.

Side note:

Legal disclosures:

Text on screen:

Copyright 2025 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Member FDIC.

END

[[encouraging music]

On screen:

Opening title:
Text on screen:

J.P.Morgan and OverT Bio.

On screen:

A man with dark brown hair and brown eyes speaks to us from a white office with potted plants.

Text on screen:

Mat Legut, Co-Founder, Seed.

Mat Legut:

My dream and the dream of my startup is to cure cancer. We are taking immune cells, and engineering them in a lab, so that they can go into [a] patient’s body, find the tumor, and destroy it.

On screen:

Photographs show lab technicians and researchers working in a medical laboratory, with a large window overlooking Manhattan.

Mat Legut:

The biggest challenge in my startup journey was wearing both the scientist hat and the entrepreneur hat.

On screen:

Video clips show:
 - a woman in a lab coat examining a cell culture plate;
 - Mr. Legut in a conference with six team members;
 - and Mr. Legut speaking with a banker.

Mat Legut:

When I met my banker at J.P. Morgan, I saw that we can get exactly the level of care and personal attention that we need, that we’re not just a small fish in a much bigger pond. J.P. Morgan is the bank of the innovation economy.

On screen:

Skyscrapers tower over West 45th Street in Manhattan. Closing title:
Text on screen:

J.P. Morgan – The Bank of the Innovation Economy.

Side note:

Legal disclosures:

Text on screen:

Copyright 2025 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Member FDIC.