Our Commitment to Inclusion

Our commitment to you

At CIBC, we’re committed to building an inclusive organization that supports all of our clients and team members. This is an organization-wide objective built on the belief that an inclusive team environment, where everyone feels like they belong, drives innovation, builds better client relationships and makes us a better company. We are dedicated to making every one of our clients’ ambitions a reality and embracing the many attributes that make us all unique. Whether you’re a client, a part of our team or a member of our community, you belong at CIBC.

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Partnerships

We are committed to cultivating meaningful partnerships with organizations that reflect the communities we serve — engaging in mutual learning, listening to local and professional voices, and sharing opportunities that exist across our bank.

Developing an inclusive culture

Our priority is to build a culture and products that support inclusion in the workplace. We’ve worked to create an environment that reinforces this commitment through the creation and partnership of our U.S. People Networks. These employee-led groups celebrate our inclusive environment and are designed to connect and support team members from across our bank from all different backgrounds. All groups are open and inclusive to all CIBC team members.

Asian Employee Network
Black Employee Network
Inclusive Leaders Network

Latin Employee Network
NextGen Network
PRIDE Network

Women’s Network
Workability Network
Veterans and First Responders Network

Clients and communities

Supporting the communities where we live and work has always been a priority for CIBC. It’s at the core of everything we do. We support different communities because being a leader — nurturing and educating in the neighborhoods that surround our businesses — allows us to address their most pressing concerns so that everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

You belong at CIBC

Our commitment to you

Partnerships

Developing an inclusive culture

Clients and communities