Tram Vo has over 19 years of financial industry experience. She has vast knowledge in the areas of retail banking, employee development, management training, compliance, and Inclusion/Diversity. For the last decade, she has focused on the niche area of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). A civil rights law enacted in 1977, the CRA is a response to systemic redlining, discrimination, and disinvestment. The law is written to ensure that banks address the needs of all communities they serve and are compelled to lend and provide service equitably, with a focus on low- and moderate-income neighborhoods.
Currently, Tram is the Managing Director, Data Intelligence in CRA Strategy and Community Impact at CIBC Bank. Additionally, she chairs the CIBC Asian Employee Network for the US region. Tram also serves as a Board of Director for alpha Kappa Delta Phi (aKDPhi) International Sorority, Inc. aKDPhi is the largest Asian-interest sorority, with 58 chapters across the US and 2 chapters in Canada.
Tram is excited to be the new Chair for NAAAP's Asian American Group Leaders (AAGL). As a first generation child of immigrants, she is passionate about advocating for Asian Americans to advance professionally, emotionally, mentally in today's society. Her current POV is to "Change the World". She whole-heartedly believes she can change the world through her work with aKDPhi and NAAAP.