Name: JPMorgan Executive Training Retreat
Uploaded: 2026-04-30T15:10:34.000Z
Duration: PT11.566S
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JPMorgan Executive Training Retreat

Flappr

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DEI EXEC AT JPMORGAN CHASE GETS CANNED AFTER DUMPING... KNICKS TRASH ON THE STREET — THEN STEALING THE BIN! 😂 Angie Báez, a top Diversity, Equity & Inclusion executive who worked as Executive Director at JPMorgan Chase, went viral for the wild stunt during the Knicks championship parade. She was caught emptying a special Knicks trash can onto the Manhattan street before walking off with it — and was fired by the bank today. Talk about irony. Actions have consequences. How much more proof do companies need that DEI is a bad idea? (Video: AI)show more

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

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🚨 R*TARD UPDATE: During the Knicks championship parade, a... woman DUMPED a FULL public trash can onto the NYC sidewalk to steal the limited-edition blue & orange Knicks bin, and then rides the subway home with it. She’s Angie Báez, a longtime DEI executive (promoted to Executive Director at JPMorgan Chase, previously DEI lead at The Infatuation). JPMorgan fired her after the video went mega-viral. NYC Sanitation called it “illegal, antisocial, and incredibly stupid.” The irony is actually insane. Was firing her justified, or overkill for a stupid souvenir heist?show more

Publius

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POV: You just got hired at JPMorgan

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A JPMorgan DEI executive emptied a full trash can... into the street during the Knicks championship parade. Now she’s out of a job. The woman seen in the now-viral video dumping a Knicks-colored trash can along New York City’s parade route has been identified as Angie Baez, a financial industry executive. After the New York Post contacted JPMorgan Chase about the incident, the company confirmed she is no longer employed there. Baez wasn’t the only one causing chaos in the city, fans climbed cars, trucks, and anything else they could find to celebrate.show more