Chase Alumni: Chase on 9/11 (with the Untold Story of the Diesel Fuel) + Register for NYC Events

Dear Reader,

The Fall season has begun! It's time to
  • update your profile information,
  • think about pitching your "Life After Chase" story or
  • write up your part in an important moment in Bank history.
Also, see below for links to registering for three events that will take place in New York on October 22 and 23:

[Existing stories (including In Memoriams) that feature new comments are now indicated with a #.]

 NEWS & EVENTS (PAST AND FUTURE)                                     

# Read how JPMChase responded on and after 9/11, including Charlie Maikish's amazing account of how his staff managed to move diesel fuel across the Brooklyn Bridge to help preserve the trading capacity of the Western Financial World!

 

 

 

# Gordon Smith, Co-President/ Co-COO and CEO, Consumer, JPMorgan Chase, will speak at the CAA NYC Fall Reception on Tuesday, October 22, 2019. Click here to register.
Art Ryan is also scheduled to attend. It's a free, members-only event at 383 Madison Avenue, JPMorgan Chase's temporary headquarters while a new tower is being built. 

 

# Chase Global Training Class of 1970 50th Reunion Luncheon: Click here for details and to register for the October 22, 2019 luncheon at Manhatta. Only three places remain. Also please send in your life updates (last 10 years), whether you're attending or not, to news@chasealum.org.

# First-ever Chase Latin America Reunion:   Click here for details and to register for the
October 23, 2019 dinner at the Americas Society in New York. The reunion is being organized by Manuel Peña-Morros, Harry Tether and Pat Ward.

SAVE THE DATE: CAA London will hold a Fall/Winter luncheon at the Queen's Club on Wednesday, November 13, 2019. Details will follow, and registration will open in September.

Looking Shorter:                                                     Revised plans have been filed for the new JPMorgan Chase supertall tower at 270 Park.

 

David Rockefeller: World's First Global Banker: Read the article in Euromoney, from a series about bankers who defined the decades.

 

LIFE AFTER CHASE                                                                         Pickleball!  Read about this fast-growing sport and how Janin Campos became a champion.

 

 

 

MOMENTS IN BANK HISTORY                                                       

Once, it was new-fangled!
Gillian van Schaick recalls an early use of a conference call.

 

 

Chase Keeping the Lights on in Spain           JJ Campos tells us how Chase rescued the Spanish electric utility sector in 1987.

 

 

 

  IN MEMORIAM                                                                                     

Please send remembrances to news@chasealum.org

In Memoriam: Marion Rosellini Moeller, 86

The CAA mourns the death of longtime member Marion Rosellini Moeller, 86, on August 18, 2019, after an illness. She ran two conference centers for Chase and was the sister of another stalwart Chase alumnus, Mario Rosellini. 

 

 

In Memoriam: Richard K. Moore, 86

Richard K. Moore, who died on August 2, 2019, worked for 30 years at JP Morgan in corporate finance and international private banking, both in New York City and London. 

In Memoriam: Alice L. Berry, 80

We only just learned of the death of Alice L. Berry, who passed away on April 28, 2015. She had served as deputy controller of the Chase Corporate Bank and North America Corporate Finance before retiring in 1996.

 

How Best to Use the CAA Membership Directory

In the last couple of newsletters, we have suggested that you update the information in your profile, so that the CAA and other members would be better able to contact you.

Now get a refresher on how to best use the membership directory to find an individual or groups of individuals you would like to contact. (Note that only dues-paying members have access to the directory.).

To get to the directory, log in at www.chasealum.org. On the home page menu, click on Membership and then Member Directory.

When searching by name, or in any of the other search areas, we advise starting by putting in less information in the search field. For example, if you want to find William Smith, type only Smith in the Search by Name box; if you put in “William Smith” and he is calling himself Bill Smith in his profile, you will not find him.

If you want to find members who live near you, enter the city, state or country (or any combination) under Location. The Years at Chase search is very valuable. Type in 1996-2005, for instance, and you will find everyone who worked for the bank (including heritage banks) during those years. You can narrow your search by also typing in a location or job title.

Once you have entered the search words, click on Search at the bottom of the page. When members’ names appear, click on their names to obtain more detailed information about them.

If you have any problem with any of this, contact Ken Jablon at jablonkt@aol.com.

As always: If the links do not work for you, you can always access the latest stories by logging on to CAA's web site


If you have any questions, please send an e-mail to Ken Jablon or call Ken (during normal working hours) at 212-799-9525.


By the by: Don't forget to explore the rest of the CAA Web site. Just click on the home page menu buttons to find the news archive, photo album, membership directory, past In Memoriams and benefit information.


The Board of the Chase Alumni Association  

           

 
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