CIBC Innovation Banking Grows North American Workforce

Protection expanded to 10 North American Offices

NEW YORK & TORONTO–(Company WIRE)–November 2, 2020–

CIBC Innovation Banking is pleased to announce that Tej Sahi is becoming a member of its rising North American staff. He joins as a Controlling Director and will be based in CIBC’s Innovation Banking office in New York, NY.

Mr. Sahi brings to the job over a decade of practical experience in the fiscal solutions marketplace, most not long ago working for a U.S. monetary institution’s Global Fund Banking division, focusing on the origination and structuring of debt for Venture Cash and Personal Fairness funds.

“We are delighted to have Tej join our increasing ranks,” reported Mark McQueen, President & Executive Managing Director of CIBC Innovation Banking. “Venture Money and Personal Equity cash have informed us they are searching for new resources of liquidity for both equally their resources and common partnerships. With Tej’s knowledge and CIBC’s funds foundation, our clients and prospective clients will be exceedingly well-served in the months and years to arrive. As our crew grows, CIBC Innovation Banking is promptly turning out to be an crucial ally to tech and everyday living science business people and their fairness partners. “

Mr. Sahi graduated from the University of Manchester with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics with Honors (2006) and with a Master’s in Business from Manchester Enterprise School in the United Kingdom (2007).

This announcement follows the recent growth of CIBC Innovation Banking’s protection of enterprise-backed know-how businesses in the U.S., with Caroline Tkatschow, Director of CIBC Innovation Banking getting posted to CIBC’s office environment in New York City and Youssef Kabbani, Director of CIBC Innovation Banking, signing up for the Menlo Park business.

About CIBC Innovation Banking
CIBC Innovation Banking provides strategic tips, money administration and funding to North American innovation corporations at each individual phase of their company cycle, from get started up to IPO and past. With places of work in Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Denver, Menlo Park, Montreal, New York, Reston, Toronto and Vancouver, the workforce has extensive practical experience and a solid, collaborative technique that extends across CIBC’s commercial banking and cash marketplaces enterprises in the U.S. and Canada.