Office of Environmental Affairs

In 2004, JP Morgan Chase established the Office of Environmental Affairs to increase the company's focus on the environment and to allocate dedicated resources to examining environmental issues as they relate to the company. The office guides the firm's use of natural resources and the management of environmental issues related to our global business activities. The office also engages with various stakeholders, including peers, shareholder groups, experts in nonprofits and academia to help JP Morgan Chase meet its responsibilities as an environmentally-sensitive corporate citizen.

The Office of Environmental Affairs reports to William Daley, Head of Corporate Responsibility and a member of the Operating Committee and is overseen by the Public Responsibility Committee of the Board. In addition, a firm-wide Environmental Oversight Committee made up of key business leaders is responsible for guiding the Office's initiatives.

James Fuschetti
James Fuschetti is the Managing Director of the Office of Environmental Affairs and is responsible for its overall management and direction. Mr. Fuschetti spent 26 years as a banker and product specialist at J.P. Morgan Securities, Inc. During that time he lived in New York, Sao Paulo and London and worked with corporate and government clients in Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. In 1999 Mr. Fuschetti left J.P. Morgan to join the World Wildlife Fund ("WWF") in Washington DC where he co-founded the Center for Conservation Finance. During his 7 years at WWF he helped develop financing solutions for large scale conservation projects in Asia and Latin America. In February 2008 Mr. Fuschetti returned to JP Morgan Chase to assume responsibility for the Office of Environmental Affairs. Mr. Fuschetti reports to William Daley.

Granville Martin
Granville Martin is Vice President for Environmental Affairs responsible for climate and regulatory policy. Mr. Martin has seven years of financial services experience and has held a variety of positions in state government and political campaigns. His particular areas of expertise include climate policy in the United States and other international markets and environmental policy issues such as safeguarding New York City’s drinking water and green building tax incentives. Mr. Martin has a B.A. in Political Science from Boston University and a J.D. from the University of San Francisco. Mr. Martin reports to James Fuschetti.

Boschidar Ganev
Boschidar Ganev is the Environmental Resources Manager for the firm. As such, his focus areas are in quantifying and reporting the company's direct impact on the environment, and developing the associated management information systems; working with internal and external stakeholders to reduce the environmental impact of the company's operations; and developing awareness and supporting action and ownership among employees. Mr. Ganev joined the J.P. Morgan Investment Bank in London in 2004, where he gained operations and project experience in the equity and credit derivatives spaces, finance and working on regulatory-driven business process reengineering. Mr. Ganev joined the Office of Environmental affairs in 2008.