Vince La Padula

Vince La Padula joined the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service in June 2026, where he focuses on artificial intelligence, technology, and the taxpayer experience and oversees the agency’s data and analytics organization.

Before returning to public service, Vince spent 23 years at JPMorganChase in leadership roles spanning investment banking, private banking, lending, and workplace financial services. Most recently, he served as Chief Executive Officer of J.P. Morgan Workplace Solutions, leading the firm’s global workplace financial services business following the acquisition of Global Shares. Under his leadership, the business expanded significantly, helping employers around the world deliver equity compensation, financial wellness, and workplace financial solutions to millions of employees.

Earlier in his career, Vince led J.P. Morgan’s Lending, Deposits & Custody business within the Private Bank and served on the Asset & Wealth Management Operating Committee, partnering with entrepreneurs, business owners, executives, and family-owned enterprises through every stage of growth.

Before joining JPMorganChase, Vince spent nearly a decade in public service with the City of New York, ultimately serving as Senior Advisor to Mayor Michael Bloomberg. During his tenure, he helped advance several major city initiatives, including the development of New York City’s nationally recognized 311 service.

Throughout his career, Vince has focused on helping organizations navigate growth, modernize complex institutions, and strengthen the connection between businesses, government, and the people they serve.

An Eagle Scout, Vince has served on the National Executive Board of Scouting America for many years (formerly the Boy Scouts of America), continuing a longstanding commitment to leadership and service.

Vince earned a B.S. from the State University of New York, a Master of Public Administration from the City University of New York, and a J.D. from St. John’s University School of Law.