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Chase Franklin is an independent sales, service and marketing organization dedicated to the sales success of our Principals. Our mission is to create opportunities and expand sales for our principals in a tri-market arena (NJ/DE, PA, NY Metro.) With over 30+ combined years of experience and knowledge is the foundation for our go-to market strategy. We work productively through distributors, DSRS and operators. Operators are ultimately the key to our success. We maintain a comprehensive current list of local and regional operators which we utilize daily. Chase Franklin is the perfect team to represent those manufacturers who continue to put a priority on SERVICE- QUALITY- INTEGRITY- VALUE. These manufacturers still recognize the importance of the local distribution partnership and the need to collaborate with the distributor but with an emphasis on the operator. Our brokerage is mobile, flexible and attentive to both market trends and customer growth. As a privately held and locally owned brokerage, we remain reliable, respected and proven. We offer a constant focus on opportunities and market trends, and strategically plan our business moves with precision and timely accuracy. Our organization specializes in servicing principals who desire the personal attention they may not receive from regional or national brokers. In essence, we provide the foundation of a dedicated direct sales force, a team unified in both message and objective - when you call, you get an answer! The growth which we have created for our present principals can be yours. Market Coverage Pennsylvania: Eastern PA Including: Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Reading, Scranton and Allentown markets New Jersey/New York Metro Market Delaware: Northern Delaware including the Wilmington and Newark markets President Timothy A. Chase Director Peggy Unger Central PA Chris Karfakis Southern PA/Phila Jeff Batterman NY Metro Mark Culnen South J

Is JPMorgan Chase finally putting its legal problems behind it? The bank earned $5.3 billion, or $1.30 per share, in the final three months of 2013. Revenue fell 1% to $24.1 billion. Excluding certain one-time items, JPMorgan (JPM, Fortune 500) said it earned $1.40 per share in the quarter. That topped analysts' expectations for $1.35 per share. Revenue beat expectations as well. Shares of JPMorgan, the largest bank by assets, were up about 1% in early trading. JPMorgan took a charge of $1.1 billion in the fourth quarter to resolve some of its biggest legal headaches. The charge was partially offset by profits from the sale of a large portion of JPMorgan's investment in Visa (V, Fortune 500), as well as the sale of the company's building at One Chase Manhattan Plaza. CEO Jamie Dimon said in a statement that the bank is pleased "to have put some significant issues behind us this quarter," adding that "it was in the best interests of our company and shareholders for us to accept responsibility, resolve these issues and move forward." The results come less than two weeks after JPMorgan agreed to pay $2.6 billion to settle lawsuits stemming from its relationship with disgraced financier Bernard Madoff.

Chase Franklin is Chief of Strategy for Content and Media at Amdocs, the leader in providing Intentional Customer Management systems for world's largest telecommunications, cable and satellite companies. Prior to Amdocs, Chase was a co-founder and CEO of Qpass, Inc. Under Chase's leadership the company grew from a startup to more than 200 employees with offices in North America and Europe, before committing to a restructuring that reduced headcount to 50 and committed the company to a new strategy and market. The restructuring ultimately paved the way for five years of rapid growth, culminating in a $275 million liquidity event.