JPMorgan Chase opened its new $3B+ global headquarters at 270 Park Avenue, marking a major milestone in its commitment to New York City. If you sit at one of these desks, there is a very good change that you will make $1M+ per year.
Officially open the new global headquarters at 270 Park Avenue, marking a major milestone in its commitment to New York City. Designed to accommodate 10,000 employees and thousands of daily guests, the building offers 2.5 million square feet of flexible workspace, smart technology, and advanced infrastructure for the future of work. With 2.5 times more outdoor space than the previous building – including a public plaza, green spaces, and wider sidewalks – JPMorganChase Tower fosters a vibrant environment for the Midtown community. As the city’s largest all-electric tower, it operates at net zero emissions and delivers exceptional indoor air quality, setting new standards for sustainability, health, and wellness.
Next month is the Techonomy event in NYC. https://worth.com/techonomy/ I go every year. Normally the cost of the event is $795 but if you use code EARLY30 you save 30% (before 10/31). You can find the links to sign up on Worth.com There is a reason why Techonomy is a Worth.com event. Think about it.
I have a friend who retired from a long career with Goldman Sachs. They make around $300,000 per month. In retirement. Now, this gentleman spends his time teaching everything he knows. Everything he learned from a lifetime at Goldman Sachs. He is paying it forward, to all who will listen. He jokes with me: "I'm just an old guy trying to get into heaven."
Milton Hershey went bankrupt twice. He had a very rough childhood. We are born with nothing, and we shall die with nothing. You cannot take it with you, but you can teach everything you know. You can pay it forward. That building in NYC (scroll up) will host 10,000 employees. Many (most) sitting at those trading desks will make $1M+ per year.
What a wonderful world it would be if they find it in their hearts to pay it forward. I can only hope that they do not make money their God. Family first, always, right?
I can only hope that those 10,000 employees have a wonderful career, but they take the time to make their short journey on the planet worth-y.
Pay it forward. Teach everything you know.



















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