John Tass-Parker

Executive Director, AI Policy & Partnerships
JPMorganChase

About

I help companies and governments navigate technology, politics and public trust. I’m currently Executive Director for AI Policy & Partnerships at JPMorgan Chase, ensuring those that use technology are represented in global tech policy conversations and shaping how the financial sector uses emerging technology responsibly.

Before JPMorgan, I spent ten years at Instagram. I joined when the company had around 60 employees and 150 million users and stayed through its integration into Meta and growth to more than two billion users. From 2014 to 2020 I built and led Instagram’s Politics & Government team, guiding the company through elections around the world – including the 2016 and 2020 US presidential elections.

I later served as a founding member of Instagram’s Strategic Initiatives group in the CEO and COO’s office, leading multi-disciplinary teams to build the content and partnership infrastructure that helped Reels compete with TikTok and supported the app’s broader shift to video.

What I Work On

AI Policy & Governance

Corporate AI governance

Responsible deployment frameworks

Cross-industry coalitions

Engagement with regulators & multilateral institutions

Technology & Product Strategy

Building multi-domain teams

Social media content systems

Platform integrity + trust

Translating societal risks into product strategy

Public Affairs & Partnerships

Civic Engagement around the world

Government & institutional partnerships

Crisis & reputational strategy

Cross-sector influence building

“John Tass-Parker is a power player in the wild west of social media and politics… using his platform to boost voter engagement and shape civic discourse globally.”

Forbes

Press and Recognition

Selected Coverage

Awards & Recognition

Forbes 30 Under 30 — Law & Policy

RTDNA Edward R. Murrow Award for Instagram’s partnership with CNN during the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

Fellow, Sine Institute for Politics & Policy, American University

Advisory Council Member, Fred Hollows Foundation (U.S.)