Black Talent Inclusion

Our Commitment to Black Communities

At RBC, Diversity and Inclusion is a core value and we are committed to making our workplaces, culture and communities both inclusive and welcoming for all.
Our Action Plan against systemic racism address the inequity and systemic bias that have disadvantaged Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) and are focused on three key pillars: Enabling Economic Growth and Wealth Creation, Investing for the Future and Redefining Inclusive Leadership.

At RBC, we acknowledge wide-spread systemic racism has disproportionately disadvantaged Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) for far too long, significantly impeding the ability of those communities to compete equally in opportunities for economic and social advancement. Our Purpose of helping clients thrive and communities prosper is core to who we are as an organization, and can only be achieved when everyone has an equitable opportunity to achieve their fullest potential.

Diversity Works Here Event Series

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What mentorship opportunities have been availed to you to succeed in your career?

Over my 22 years at RBC, I’ve been fortunate to have a few executives take enough interest in me and my career to offer (and set-up) coaching discussions and make themselves available to me as I required. These conversations provided me insight into different pathways to success and how to fill gaps in my development as I progresses into senior leadership roles.

Janelle Landon, Director, Product Owner, Payment Modernization

What has been your highlight working at RBC as a Black professional?

I am still in awe at the amount of support; mentorship; and sponsorship; that I have been receiving from leaders at the Bank, across racial lines. The support I get as a Black professional is overwhelming with an honest display of intent to see me succeed through actions that stimulate my development both professionally and personally.

Kiki Oyerinde, Wealth Management Generalist

What advice would you share with a prospective candidate about working at RBC?

Build a long term plan first, followed by an midterm plan and then a short term plan. In that order! Not a traditional way of thinking. But, It will allow you to be comfortable always being uncomfortable. Ensuring you reach your goals.

Chris Lorde, Branch Manager

slide 3 of 3 What advice would you share with a prospective candidate about working at RBC? Build a long term plan first, followed by an midterm plan and then a short term plan. In that order! Not a traditional way of thinking. But, It will allow you to be comfortable always being uncomfortable. Ensuring you reach your goals Chris Lorde, Branch Manager

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Our Recent Event Highlights

Resume Workshop Series, Virtual Youth Career Development Series, CAUFP Youth Summit

Community Partners

We have been working with community partners in our efforts to attract Black talent and create a talent pipeline through various inclusive hiring initiatives, events and programs. We want to thank our partners’ efforts and commitment in driving Black inclusion and look forward to continued partnership with them.

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RBC Future Launch

RBC Future Launch is a 10-year, $500 million commitment to empower Canadian youth for the jobs of tomorrow. With a focus on networking, skills development, practical work experience and mental wellbeing supports and services, the initiative aims to help break down the barriers facing young people. In 2020, RBC committed to investing $50 million from now to 2025 through RBC Future Launch to create meaningful and transformative pathways to prosperity for up to 25,000 BIPOC youth with investments in areas such as skills development and mentoring.

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Employee Resource Groups (ERG’s)

ERGs raise awareness and understanding and help their members develop personally and professionally by providing access to networking and professional development opportunities, support for recruitment and retention efforts, mentoring, coaching, and engagement with the community.
They bring together employees who share a common identity, characteristic and set of interests. They create a culture of inclusion that enhances employee engagement and further supports our organizational vision and values.
Learn how the ERGs supporting each of these groups make a difference at RBC

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