JPMorgan Chase plans to move its office workers from its namesake Downtown tower to its McCoy Center campus in Polaris. The move would leave a bank branch and a name as Chase's only presence at the 25-story tower, which was built in 1964 as the headquarters for Chase's Columbus predecessor. "As we look to optimize our Columbus footprint, we have made the decision to bring more employees together at our Polaris campus," said Chase spokeswoman Carlene Lule. The tower, at 100 E. Broad St., employs a tiny fraction of Chase's 18,596 central Ohio workers, who are concentrated in the McCoy Center and in Easton and Westerville offices. In 2018, Chase launched a $200 million renovation of the McCoy Center.