Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada)
Cynthia Yang is an experienced HR professional currently serving as an HR Assistant Officer at the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada) since May 2023, where responsibilities include assisting the HR Manager with daily operations and managing HR programs. Previously, Cynthia worked as a Marketing Assistant at Vancouver Island Media, achieving a 20% increase in sales and managing client relationships. Earlier roles include Market Article Writer and Editor at HCC Marketing, where content was edited to meet brand standards, and an internship at Delta Hotels by Marriott, where hotel marketing strategies were developed. Cynthia holds a Master's degree in Management-Human Resources from the University of Windsor and a Bachelor's degree in International Hotel Management from Royal Roads University.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada)
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada) ("the Bank") is a Canadian chartered bank that provides comprehensive retail and corporate banking services. The name of the Bank is changed from the previously known The Bank of East Asia (Canada) since July 2, 2010. The Bank's new name reflects the relationship with its parent, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited, the world's largest bank by market capitalization, deposits and profitability. We are dedicated to growing our business and making sure we continue to meet and exceed our customers' needs and expectations. We now operate a network of seven branches in Toronto and Vancouver. With the support of strong management, leading technology, wide range of products and services and capital from the parent bank, the Bank will be actively engaged in serving both Canadian and Chinese clients while promoting bilateral trades and economic activities between Canada and China. Adhering to integrity, discipline and customer oriented business philosophy of the parent bank, the Bank will strive to become a new bridge for Sino-Canada trade and economic exchanges and a new platform for bilateral financial exchanges and cooperation.