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Our Vision
IMBA is a non-profit networking group that provides Brown and Black professionals a safe place to create opportunities to make an impact upon diversity, equity, and inclusion in the banking & finance industry.
International Minority Bankers Alliance (IMBA) is a networking group and aspiring non-profit organization that provides Brown and Black bankers a safe place to speak authentically about what they are feeling personally and professionally about diversity in the workplace, current events affecting minorities, and other topics. Our Zoom-based discussions are intended to help professional bankers make sense of, better manage, and improve upon a world of inequality and inequity.
Since 2020, IMBA has been working with other non-profits to bring together Black and Brown women and men in the Chicago area to help sponsor, develop and propagate diverse talent in banking & finance, which, in turn, will elevate the industry as a whole.
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Our Programs
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“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”
Winston Churchill