Lauren Z.
About Lauren Z.
Lauren Z. is a Private Wealth Management Intern at CIBC and President of the University of Toronto Business Association, with a diverse background in finance, consulting, and leadership roles.
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Lauren Z. is currently serving as a Private Wealth Management Intern at CIBC and the President of the University of Toronto Business Association. She also holds multiple roles such as Finance Committee Voting Member at Hart House, Speaker Series Chair at the University of Toronto Business Association, and Events Committee Executive at the Rotman Commerce International Business Association.
Company
Lauren Z. is currently affiliated with several organizations. She works at CIBC in Toronto, Ontario, Canada as a Private Wealth Management Intern. Additionally, she is involved with the University of Toronto through various roles, including being the President of the University of Toronto Business Association and a Finance Committee Voting Member at Hart House.
Education and Expertise
Lauren Z. is pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce in Finance and Economics from Rotman Commerce at the University of Toronto, along with a Minor in Psychology. She has also completed several specialized programs, such as Leadership in the Business World at The Wharton School, Solving Global Challenges Session at Yale Young Global Scholars, and the Future Global Leaders Program at The University of British Columbia.
Professional Background
Lauren Z.'s professional background includes internships at several prestigious organizations. She has worked as a Strategic Consulting Intern at JLL in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, a Marketing Research Assistant at Rotman School of Management, and a Product Management Intern at Tencent. She also had roles at China Guangfa Bank as a Finance Intern and participated in a Finance Accelerator Simulation with AmplifyME in partnership with Morgan Stanley.
University Activities
Lauren Z. is very active in university organizations. She serves as the President of the University of Toronto Business Association, Speaker Series Chair, and First Year Intern at the same association. Additionally, she is involved with the Hart House Finance Committee and the Rotman Commerce International Business Association. Previously, she served as a Social Committee Member at the Woodsworth College Students' Association and participated in the Leadership Development Program at the University of Toronto.