BNP Paribas in the media
2024
Wednesday, January 10
Embracing Inclusive Leadership for a Better Tomorrow
Sonja Volpe – CEO of BNP Paribas in Canada | Paulette Senior – Senator – Senate of Canada
When we imagine a leader, many of us still conjure up an image of a singular all-knowing decision-maker, maintaining a stereotype that has been deeply ingrained in our society. But it’s time for a shift, one that welcomes and promotes inclusive leadership as the way forward.
Inclusive leadership is a transformative force in the modern workplace. It empowers leaders to build an environment where every team member is not only valued and heard but also encouraged to unleash their full potential.
2023
Tuesday, May 16
One more tool for the succession of the Aliassime Academy
Article in French only
For the past few months, the Académie Aliassime has teamed up with the French bank BNP Paribas to offer some of its up-and-coming players a financial boost to help them one day break through the world rankings of professional tennis.
Tuesday, May 16
The Aliassime Academy at a higher level in the development of the elite thanks to BNP Paribas
Article in French only
It is often said in life that everything is a question of money. This seems to be even more the case in a sport like tennis where the development of the stars of tomorrow requires significant financial support.
Tuesday, May 16
‘Huge’ support for Académie Aliassime in its quest to develop the next talent in tennis
Article in French only
The “Team BNP Paribas Jeunes Talents Aliassime”, unveiled at the Indian Wells Masters, is now financially helping 12 players registered at the academy located at the Club Avantage Multi-Sports, including six who are from Africa and who will soon come to training in Quebec for a few months.
Monday, January 23
BNP Paribas expanding talent pool by hiring, supporting neurodiverse employees
BNP Paribas in Canada is expanding its talent pool by recruiting neurodiverse employees through a new talent attraction program.
Sonja Volpe, chief executive officer at BNP Paribas in Canada, says the program — a partnership with EY Canada — is providing the financial company with an opportunity to broaden its talent base by tapping into the learnings, experience and success of EY Canada’s own neurodiversity recruitment program, which launched in 2016.
Wednesday, January 04, 2023
COP 15: Integrating nature with financial risks
Article in French only
The 196 countries member of the Convention on Biological Diversity approved, at the end of December in Montreal, about twenty objectives to stop the decline of natural species in the world. The financial sector answered the call: some 150 financial institutions managing more than $24 trillion were present at the event.