Media Advisory – From Sochi 2014 with love: CIBC celebrates Canada’s Paralympian Flag-bearers …

VERNON, BC, March 31, 2014 /CNW/ – CIBC (TSX: CM) (NYSE: CM) is proud to welcome home Gold Medallist Sonja Gaudet, the world’s most decorated wheelchair curler who carried Canada’s flag for the opening ceremony, and Josh Dueck, a Gold and Silver Medallist in Para-Alpine Skiing and the official flag bearer for the closing ceremony, to a community celebration on April 2 following their performances at the recent Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games.

Please join us at the CIBC Branch at 3201 30(th) Avenue in Vernon to celebrate their return. To mark their accomplishments in Sochi, CIBC will present the athletes with gold-plated coins and personalized sports pennants commemorating their participation at the Sochi Games.

The athletes will be available to speak about their experience at Sochi, their involvement with parasport and next steps in their athletic careers.

 
Who:      Sonja Gaudet, Gold Medallist, Wheelchair Curling, Sochi 2014 
          Josh Dueck, Gold and Silver Medallist, Para-Alpine Ski Team, Sochi 
          2014 
          Tim Lawler, CIBC, District Vice President 
          Shauna Wakeman, CIBC, Branch Manager 
 
What:     CIBC Paralympian Welcome Home Celebration 
 
Where:     CIBC Banking Centre, 3201 30(th) Ave., Vernon, BC 
 
When:      9:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. on April 2, 2014 
 

CIBC is a proud banking partner of the Canadian Paralympic Team. CIBC’s four-year sponsorship of the Canadian Paralympic Committee, announced in October, broadens CIBC’s support of Canada’s up-and-coming amateur athletes and reflects the bank’s passion for sports as a way of enriching communities and inspiring the next generation of youth.

SOURCE Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

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