Kimberly Lachman
About Kimberly Lachman
Kimberly Lachman is a Senior Analyst at CIBC with a background in product and project management, and analytics.
Current Role at CIBC
Kimberly Lachman has been serving as a Senior Analyst at CIBC since 2021. She works on analytics implementation for various digital projects at CIBC Digital. Her role involves leveraging data to enhance decision-making and support strategic initiatives within the firm.
Previous Positions at CIBC
Before becoming a Senior Analyst, Kimberly Lachman participated in CIBC's Technology Graduate Rotational Program as an Associate from 2020 to 2021. Additionally, she worked as an IT Project Coordinator in the Capital Markets Technology department for three months in 2019. Her tenure at CIBC has provided her with diverse experiences in different roles within the organization.
Work Experience at Ted Rogers School of Management
Kimberly Lachman has held multiple positions at the Ted Rogers School of Management. In 2020, she was a Project Coordinator at the Business Career Hub for five months. In 2017, she served as a Peer Academic Coach for three months and as an Administrative Assistant in the Office of the Dean for another three months, demonstrating her continuous engagement with the school.
Academic Background and Education
Kimberly Lachman graduated from Ryerson University with a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in Global Management & Information Technology. She completed a co-op program with a minor in Information Technology, which she attended from 2015 to 2020. This specialized education has contributed to her skills and expertise in analytics, product management, and project management.
Early Career Roles
Kimberly Lachman's early career includes several roles in different industries. She worked as a Collections Intern at Mercedes-Benz Financial Services Canada Corporation for eight months in 2018. Additionally, she held a position as a Customer Service Representative at TD for seven months from 2016 to 2017 and as a Sales Associate at Best Buy for three months from 2014 to 2015. These early experiences helped shape her career trajectory.