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Deirdre (Gillette) Carlson
ClimateTech Banking, Vice President at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Deirdre (Gillette) Carlson is a seasoned professional in the banking industry, with a focus on Climate Tech at JPMorgan.
She offers tailored banking solutions to companies driving decarbonization through new technologies, working with startups and established firms alike.
Deirdre holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Finance, Investment & Banking with a specialization in Health Care Management from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
She also participated in a Study Abroad Program at University College Dublin and studied at IC Catholic Prep.
Deirdre's previous roles include Vice President positions at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in the Green Economy - ClimateTech Banking and Commercial Banking divisions.
She also served as a Global Trade & Supply Chain Finance Associate at Bank of America Merrill Lynch and went through their Global Transaction Services Analyst Program.
Deirdre gained early experience through internships at Advantage Futures and as an Instructor at Trinity Academy of Irish Dance.
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Great to connect with industry leaders and innovators at Friday's Climate Innovation Happy Hour to kick off #SXSW! It was inspiring to see so many founders and investors united in commitments to scale climate tech solutions. Excited to continue to build momentum and drive progress across the climate tech ecosystem, both in Austin & across the country!
Thanks to Ironspring Ventures-Adam Bridgman and Energize Capital-Juan Muldoon for hosting and partners at WSGR & Insperity for helping us put on such a great event.
Heidi Hubbeling Leach Kevin Crabb Kelly Belcher #ClimateTech #Innovation #jpmorgan
In our 2023 Climate Report, we share a number of updates about what we’re doing to engage with clients on their climate or carbon transitions and address our emissions associated with our financing activities.
As a global financial institution, we have an important role to play: providing our clients with the advice and capital they need to advance their decarbonization strategies and drawing on our expertise to help address broader challenges in the low-carbon transition. We believe that a successful transition generates economic growth, preserves energy security and affordability, and mitigates the worst impacts of climate change.
This report provides an update on how we continue to meet client objectives, including our evolving strategies and programs to support the transition to a low-carbon economy.
We’re applying our capital, data, expertise, guided by three key pillars of our environmental sustainability strategy:
- Scaling green solutions by focusing our efforts to meet client needs and on scaling solutions the world will need for long-term environmental sustainability.
- Balancing environmental, social and economic needs by supporting global efforts towards net zero GHG emissions by 2050 while balancing energy access, reliability, security and affordability.
- Minimizing our operational impact by optimizing how we source and use energy, reducing our direct and indirect emissions, and enhancing resource management.
