Odi is Vice President at Capital One, leading Customer Experience Services Operations teams with responsibility for Agent Enablement (Quality, Training, and Knowledge), Complaints and Well-Managed in Customer Channels Organization. He is focused on transformation on agent learning, quality and monitoring, and enhancing our risk and well managed infrastructure to improve the customer experience while creating hyper-efficient and well managed operations that scale to drive business growth.

Before Capital One, Odi was at Meta, leading their customer experience design, Agent Enablement, and Quality. Prior to Meta, Odi held leadership roles at Lyft and Dell Technologies. He earned his Engineering degree at Georgia Tech and an MBA from the University of Texas. He and his wife stay very busy with their two kids.

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Upon joining Capital One in 2011, Reuben served as a transactions attorney, specializing in and supporting Technology and Digital contracts. Prior to Capital One, Reuben was a Senior Consultant at KPMG where he led the delivery of attestation engagements for clients in several industry groups.

A Board member of the Carolinas Virginia Supplier Development Council (CVMSDC), he serves as the Treasurer. He also sits on the BOD of WBEC NY/DMV. Reuben also sits on the BOD of Elk Hill, an organization that supports at-risk youth, and Celebrate RVA. Reuben loves to give back.

Reuben is a CPA and an attorney, and holds a law degree from Duquesne University. He makes his home in Richmond, VA with his wife and their two children.

Previously, Clint served as Vice President of Global Sourcing at WarnerMedia, where he was responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive sourcing strategies across the company’s three operating divisions – Turner Broadcasting, HBO, and Warner Bros. For 14 years he also led the company’s Supplier Diversity efforts, identifying and contracting with qualified diverse business enterprises.

His Board service includes membership on the Boards for the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and the Board of the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC).

Clint holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and an MBA from the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business.

Allison Kube is a part of the Supplier Diversity team at Capital One. She is responsible for sourcing diverse suppliers for Capital One’s procurement efforts and leads one of Capital One’s diverse supplier development programs, SAGE Advice. These programs provide tools, resources and mentoring to enable diverse businesses to become more competitive in the marketplace. Allison is also the lead for the Capital One Envision Summit, which is in its fourth year.

Allison joined Capital One in 2011 as a supplier manager. In this role, she supported a number of different categories including Tech, Digital and Bank. At her first opportunity, Allison began volunteering with the Supplier Diversity team in various manners and in October 2018 she joined the Supplier Diversity team permanently.

Prior to joining Capital One, Allison was in sales management for Paychex. She brought payroll and HR services to small and medium sized businesses. It was during this time that her passion for helping businesses was developed. The tenacity, drive and will that goes into running a business is unparalleled. She wants to do everything in her power to help them succeed.

Allison is a proud graduate of The University of Virginia. She is currently 2nd Vice Chair of the Capital Region Minority Supplier Development Council Board of Directors and was a member of the Board of Directors of the Richmond YMCA for 18 years. In 2022 Allison started a chapter of FaithRXD which exists to unite and strengthen the fitness community to live for Christ, share His love, and serve the world. Allison is also a member of the board for Virginia Ability. The mission of Virginia Ability is to recognize the unique attributes and experiences in people with disabilities and increase diversity in the workforce.

Capital One is a Fortune 100 company headquartered in McLean, Virginia. Capital One is one of the nation’s top ten banks and offers a broad spectrum of financial products and services in the United States, Canada, and the UK, including being one of America’s largest depository institutions, credit card issuers, and auto finance providers. Mr. LaPrade’s responsibilities as Chief Enterprise Services Officer include the management of Technology, Digital, Design, Enterprise AI/ML Product, Capital One Software, Growth Ventures, Brand, Enterprise Supplier Management, External Affairs, Workplace Solutions, and Corporate Security. In his capacity as Chief of Staff to the CEO, Mr. LaPrade is a senior advisor to the CEO and performs a wide variety of operational, change management, and communications duties across the enterprise.

Prior to his current role, Mr. LaPrade served as the company’s Deputy General Counsel responsible for managing the company’s litigation, employment, intellectual property and transactional practice areas.

Mr. LaPrade joined Capital One in January of 1996, approximately one year after Capital One became a public company, from McGuireWoods, a national law firm headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, where he was a commercial and IP litigator. During his tenure at Capital One, Mr. LaPrade has been engaged in numerous philanthropic and community activities on behalf of the company. Former Chairman of Venture Philanthropy Partners+Raise DC, a leading DC-based non-profit that invests in the future of the youth of the Greater Washington region. He is a founding board member of Halcyon, an innovative non-profit that enables entrepreneurs and creatives to make a social impact. Mr. LaPrade has also represented Capital One on the Greater Washington Partnership, on behalf of Capital One’s CEO, where he is focused on making the Capital Region one of the best places to live, work, and build businesses.

Mr. LaPrade received his J.D. from the Wake Forest University School of Law, where he was a member of the Law Review, and a B.A. in English from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Mr. LaPrade is married to T amara Clarke. They have five children and reside in the District of Columbia.

Ms. Rakes currently serves on the board of the Carolinas Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council (CVMSDC) and the National Association of Veteran Owned Businesses (NaVOBA.)