Manitoba – Page 6 – Credit Union Careers

Senior Advisor, Business Development and Sales Support – Financial Cooperative Outside Quebec

About the job

Desjardins Group is the largest cooperative financial group in Canada, and one of the largest employers in the country. It offers a full range of financial products and services and is home to a wealth of expertise in property and casualty insurance, life and health insurance, wealth management, services for businesses of all sizes, securities brokerage, asset management, venture capital, and secure, leading-edge virtual access methods.

Job Level NV11 – A

As a Senior Advisor, Sales and Business Development, you work with the Vice President of business development for financial cooperative outside Quebec, critical to the expansion of our business across Canada. As a member of the Acquisition, Growth and Development division supporting Ontario, Atlantic and Western Canada, you support the mandate to grow our footprint and increase Desjardins’ presence and visibility across the country. You identify organic growth opportunities and, respecting the multiple distribution channel environment, present Desjardins’ products and services to B2B clients, business partners and organizations based on member/client needs and current strategies and practices. Demonstrating exceptional relationship management, you serve as a liaison, developing close ties with specific Desjardins sectors or business units. Taking a proactive, professional approach, your responsiveness and experience instills momentum and results in the development of cross-organizational business and market presence.

You take the lead on business development initiatives, events and activities that involve and impact multiple business sectors. You apply a strategic mindset in the selection, planning, and execution of events and market development activities aimed to grow our brand and revenue while contributing to tasks at all levels to a successful outcome and working collaboratively with a diverse team of business development stakeholders.

You draw on your networking skills and interpersonal savvy to develop and maintain business partnerships with important clients who have complex, diverse needs. You analyze highly complex problems and develop and implement personalized solutions tailored to client needs.

You serve as specialist and resource person for your unit, members and clients and represent your unit before decision-making bodies. You help represent Desjardins and enter the organization into important agreements with clients.

In this fast-paced environment, you affect the trajectory of growth across all lines of business, and you are integral to the planning and execution of proposals and programs that will increase our market share and brand awareness.

You have strategic thinking skills, build partnerships easily and work with others to achieve shared objectives. Highly developed interpersonal skills are therefore essential.

Role Overview

As a Senior Advisor, reporting to the Vice-President, Business Development, Financial Cooperatives Outside Quebec, you will develop and manage initiatives to:

Support an exciting mandate to strategically grow Desjardins’ market share and brand visibility across Ontario, Atlantic and Western Canada
Develop a pipeline of cross-sector growth opportunities working in conjunction with the Pan Canadian business development committee
Present cross-selling prospects and recommend an approach for joint offers
Identify existing synergies to maximize the potential of Desjardins’ major accounts and actively pursue new mutually beneficial agreements
Participate in the submission of RFPs for the B2B business development portfolio – developing material, researching and writing proposal content
Support business development activities including event planning and execution, conference and tradeshow participation, and creation of new tools, databases, shared resources, and best practices
Represent and engage Desjardins within the framework of agreements with partners or external organizations always ensuring professional and responsive engagement with clients
Organize material for meetings with major clients capitalizing on our ONE Desjardins objective and approach
Act as an intermediary in initial discussions between managers and specialists in business sectors and clients
Represent your unit on various committees made up of senior management and on decision-making bodies including the Pan Canadian Leadership Team and its sub-committees as required
Establish growth measures, document objectives, and provide regular reporting on results of the action plan
Build and maintain connections with lines of business that represent growth levers in OAW
Monitor the industry to understand and anticipate trends in your specialty area and make recommendations
Drive continual improvements in workspace / process / technology to enable highest efficiency.

You are an excellent communicator, a generous listener, analytical and organized. You will work with all areas of the organization. Coordination is critical, so you frequently interact with stakeholders working in a wide range of other fields. Interpersonal savvy is essential.

How You Work

You engage with purpose to find the right solutions and go the extra mile, because it is the right thing to do. You enjoy making sense of, gathering, and restructuring information to build initiatives from a variety of sources. You are confident in your ability to communicate detailed information in an impactful way and know that collaboration can transform a good idea into a great one. You understand the power of an inclusive team that enjoys working together towards a shared vision. Your influence makes an impact because you know that relationships and networks are essential to success.

What you’ll bring to this role

Excellent interpersonal relations, verbal and written communication skills, ability to work on the ground floor through senior levels, and with conflicting views and opinions.
Ability to use analysis, experience, and judgment to develop meaningful insights and recommendations
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with sometimes ambiguous, unpredictable circumstances or changes, and comfortable making informed decisions without all the information.
High degree of detail orientation with the ability to research and analyze, transforming information into actionable insights and processes
Autonomy, initiative, judgment, and known for teamwork
The ability to synthesize and make sense of large volumes of information

Additional Responsibilities

Work closely with our partners to understand business requirements and facilitate solution discussions to ensure you meet project needs.
You build strong relationships, lead discussions, listen and ask the right questions to ensure our work meets requirements.
Maintain a collaborative work environment and support Desjardins team members to optimize and reach our partners goals.
Maintain lasting, personal business relationships with important partners to promote services
Manage accounts by serving as the link between partners and the organization and ensuring that partners have the products and services they need, are using them correctly, and are satisfied with them.
Recommend strategies and solutions to meet targets, such as sound risk management, portfolio profitability and improved business relationships
identify and analyze members/partner’s needs; develop custom solutions; prepare integrated service offers that balancemember/partner satisfaction, profitability and risk; and negotiate terms
Watch for business opportunities that would add a competitive edge to existing products and services.
Take an active role in public relations activities and maintain a presence in the Canadian cooperative community.

Other Working Conditions

Number of jobs available: 1
This position may work remotely from a location in Canada.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Business Management or in a related field or experience as noted
A minimum of eight years’ experience in preferably a combination of operational, partner facing, process management, marketing, customer success and/or stakeholder engagement fields, preferably in the credit card or payments industry
Credit union or banking experience preferred
Bilingual (French and English) is essential

Please note that other combinations of qualifications and relevant experience may be considered
Specific knowledge

Demonstrated ability to learn and succeed in a fast-paced high change environment
Strong verbal and written communication and presentation skills
Superior skills using MS Office tools, particularly PowerPoint and Teams
The ability to clearly convey concepts and services internally and to partners
Strong interpersonal and relationship management within a cross functional environment
Proven ability to set priorities, meet goals, work independently, and to contribute to a team effort
Proven problem solving and analytical skills
Proven organizational and time management skills and the ability to handle multiple tasks and prioritize duties

Desjardins Cross-sector Skills

Action oriented, Collaborates, Customer Focus, Innovation

Key competencies for the job

Business insight, communicates effectively, Organized, Strategic mindset

Work Location

Currently work from home, aligned with the nearest Desjardins office (Vancouver, Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal)

Senior Marketing Advisor

As a Senior Marketing Advisor, you analyze market needs to develop and lead marketing strategies to meet partner/client requirements, supporting business development.

You work along side our Marketing and Client Experience teams to serve as a resource person to partners to provide strategic advice and assist them with tailored marketing strategies to build their credit card portfolio. You recommend solutions to improve or optimize standards, policies, and programs. Your projects and initiatives require extensive knowledge of your line of work.

You prepare marketing recommendations, solutions and action plans based on the organization’s objectives and priorities. You help solve complex problems using your analytical skills and extensive knowledge of your line of business. Coordination is critical, so you frequently interact with stakeholders working in other fields. Interpersonal savvy is therefore essential.

General Information on the Position

This position is within a division of the Desjardins Group called Collabria Financial.

Collabria Financial is a Canadian credit card issuer offering customized card programs for Canadian credit unions, serving their consumer and business members in a B2B2C framework. Collabria is a client-centric, payment solutions provider created expressly to help financial institutions and Credit Unions gain the benefits of increased operational control and improved member relationships.

At its core, what sets Collabria apart is its foundation in partnership, collaboration, and responsiveness. The successful candidate will have a strong desire to learn and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, be very organized and detail oriented and willing to dig deep to analyze and solve problems.

Main responsibilities

Analyze partner profiles, operations, and portfolios to understand their marketing needs
Lead the development and the implementation of partner tailored marketing campaigns, from brief stage to in-market execution
Lead projects, initiatives and activities and diagnose issues, challenges, and needs to determine target outcomes
Develop and help implement objectives, solutions, and action plans
Analyze data, conduct studies, make recommendations, and write summaries.
Keep abreast of emerging trends and share best practices knowledge and insights.

Other working conditions

Workplace: Position located in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Burnaby or Winnipeg, depending on the applicant selected. The work arrangement for the position is hybrid work #LI-Hybrid Work from Home may be available for the right candidate.
Number of jobs available : 1

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in a related field
A minimum of 4 years of relevant experience
Previous experience in the credit union system and/or payment industry is preferable

Please note that other combinations of qualifications and relevant experience may be considered

For vacant positions available in Quebec, please note that knowledge of French is required

Specific knowledge

Strong communication skills in French and English, both oral and written (an asset)

Desjardins Cross-sector skills

Action oriented, Customer Focus, Differences, Nimble learning

Key competencies for the job

Business insight, Interpersonal Savvy

Unposting Date

2022-10-2

To apply to this job, please visit: Careers (myworkdayjobs.com)

VP, People and Culture

Position: Vice President, People and Culture

Stride Credit Union is a co-operative financial institution, operating in the best interests of our members and our communities. Because we are locally owned and operated by members servicing the needs of these members and potential members is our #1 priority.

Operating in nine branches across eight communities in the Central Plains region; Neepawa, Glenella, Austin, Gladstone, MacGregor, Oakville, Plumas and Portage la Prairie we offer a comprehensive line of financial products and services for any and every kind of member. Our primary objective is to provide friendly, personalized, innovative financial services with fair pricing to our members at all times.

What’s the Opportunity?

The Vice President, People and Culture reports directly to the CEO, and is responsible for leading the organizational development that supports the growth of both employees and the Credit Union by instilling and supporting a strong employee development and engagement culture.

They develop and implement the Credit Union’s people strategy and develop, source and implement the appropriate systems and learning programs in support of the strategy and culture. Additionally, this position leads the development and implementation of HR strategy, HR policies, practices and programs for employment, recruitment, compensation, benefits, employee development and employee profitability. They define and collect key performance metrics and data.

The VP, People and Culture ensures compliance with labour laws and regulations and acts as the key point of contact with government and other regulatory agencies. They actively participate at the senior management level and board level in the development and implementation of long-term strategic plans.

What you’ll get to do:
Leadership and Organizational Development

• Design, develop and implement initiatives that promote organizational effectiveness
• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of organizational initiatives
• Contribute to improvements in the organization’s structures and work processes
• Align organizational development programs with business strategies
• Develop and implement measurement systems and tools to enhance job performance
• Facilitate organizational change through training and development support
• Act as a resource for leaders and employees with questions on the performance management, coaching and career development
• Lead by example; aligns own behaviour with the organization’s vision and values
• Provide project leadership to major training initiatives, including the assembling and leadership of project teams
• Develop internal communication strategies that foster awareness, education, and engagement, and that reinforce the corporate brand

Employee Development
• Conduct organizational needs assessments to establish programming in conjunction with annual planning and budgets
• Design, develop and deliver programs based on generally accepted principles of adult learning, or recommend the selection of external training consultants as needed
• Provide coaching and post training support to ensure successful transfer of learning to the workplace
• Develop and implement measurement tools and processes ensuring participant and organizational feedback is documented and evaluated
• Identify and address learning gaps and develop strategies for correcting these gaps
• Assist employees in identifying career paths, establishing learning plans and activities required for achieving personal success and continued professional development
• Ensure arrangements are made for training schedules, facilities, trainers, participants, equipment and course materials
• Actively network with others in the credit union system and outside of the system to build relationships, gain new skills and improve brand recognition
Strategic Human Resources
• Ensure all Human Resources policies, programs and practices are in compliance with applicable labour legislation
• Oversee the development and administration of benefits programs, compensation structures as well as compliance and reporting functions
• Provide strategic leadership and consulting support to management for setting goals, policy development, staff allocation and management to ensure business goals are met
• Recommend and maintain an organizational structure and staffing levels to accomplish company goals and objectives
• Assess company culture and employee morale and provide recommendations on changes to accomplish company goals and objectives
• Assess and make recommendations for outsourced HR services
• Ensure confidentiality of employee files, all salary information, disability information, personal issues, terminations, recruitment information, and health benefit data
• Sustain professional and technical knowledge through workshops, seminars, associations, research and professional publications
• Oversee the Human Resources department and staff

Qualifications:

• Bachelor degree in Human Resource Management or work equivalency and C.P.H.R. designation
• A certificate in adult education or equivalent
• Demonstrated ability to manage HR strategy, leadership and organizational development, contracts, negotiations, and change
• Demonstrated knowledge of applicable employment, wage and salary laws and regulations and ability to interpret and comply with those able to analyze and assess training and development needs
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• A well-defined sense of diplomacy, including solid negotiation, conflict resolution, and people management skills
• Politically and culturally sensitive
• Sound leadership, staff management, and teambuilding skills
• Competent and current computer skills (Word, Excel, Web browsers, email, etc.)
• Superior interpersonal skills in dealing with direct and non-direct reports/Credit Union leadership/Board
• Proven relationship management and presentation skills
• Demonstrated project management skills
• Ability to respond rapidly to changing technology requirements and business need solutions

Why join Stride Credit Union?
We don’t mean to toot our own horn, but…
• Employees do what’s best for our members, no exceptions.
• We believe laughter in the workplace is a good sign.
• Enriching lives through financial services and community investment is what we are about.

In addition, we offer continuing professional development and a competitive total compensation package including benefits, pension plan, and performance-related incentive pay.

If this sounds like something you are up for, we want to hear from you! Please submit your Resume and cover letter to brent.budz@stridecu.ca, or Human Resources, 19 Royal Road North, Portage la Prairie MB R1N 1T9, Attention: Brent Budz. This posting will remain open until filled.

Senior Commercial Account Manager

The Company:
First Nations Bank of Canada (www.fnbc.ca) is a federally chartered bank servicing Indigenous and non-Indigenous customers throughout Canada. We are focused on delivering superior customer service and offering a full range of personal and business banking products. As an equal opportunity employer, we are rapidly expanding in the Canadian marketplace and provide ongoing career opportunities for our employees.

The Opportunity:
Reporting to the Manager Commercial Banking you will be accountable for growing and managing a portfolio of commercial relationships. Your years of directly related experience will enable you to develop an effective sales strategy for growing your portfolio and increasing annual revenues and profitability for the Bank. Your duties will include but not limited to building and maintaining relationships, analyzing financials, managing risk and structuring and presenting commercial credit deals with a consistent emphasis on customer service.

Location: This position will be situated in our Winnipeg, Manitoba office.

Qualifications:
• An experienced banker with a minimum of 3 years in relationship management in commercial lending that encompassed developing and implementing a sales strategy to grow your portfolio and structure credit
• Proven ability to manage a portfolio in a complex Commercial and First Nations Industry
• Results orientated with proven success in growing revenue and profitability
• Ability to succeed with a positive attitude towards sales and ability to identify business opportunities
• Demonstrated strength in business development and customer relationship management skills
• Sound credit judgment and understanding of credit policies and practices
• Flexibility to travel as required without limitation
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal
• Knowledge of Indigenous banking would be a strong asset

Please submit your cover letter and resume to hr@fnbc.ca

We thank those who apply, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Commercial Account Manager

Our Company:
First Nations Bank of Canada (www.fnbc.ca) is a federally chartered bank servicing Indigenous and non-Indigenous customers throughout Canada. We are focused on delivering superior customer service and offering a full range of personal and business banking products. As an equal opportunity employer, we are rapidly expanding in the Canadian marketplace and provide ongoing career opportunities for our employees.

Location: This position will be situated in our Winnipeg, Manitoba office.

Your Qualifications:
• An experienced banker with a minimum of 2 years in commercial lending
• Results orientated with proven success in growing revenue and profitability
• Ability to succeed with a positive attitude towards sales and ability to identify business opportunities
• Demonstrated strength in business development and customer relationship management skills
• Sound credit judgment and understanding of credit policies and practices
• Flexibility to travel primarily as required without limitation
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal
• Knowledge of Indigenous banking would be a strong asset

Please submit your cover letter and resume to hr@fnbc.ca

We thank those who apply, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Manager, Compliance

Permanent Full-time

Open to any location in Canada
(ability to work remotely from home)

Annual Salary $84,395 – $105,494

THE COMPANY: Our purpose is to redefine banking by helping Canadians simplify their lives and reach their financial goals by reinvesting profits into our members, communities and our people. Now That’s Responsible Banking!

Click the link below to see what Innovation Credit Union is all about! Trust me, you are going to want to learn more about us!

Innovation Credit Union – About Us (innovationcu.ca)

THE POSITION: Reporting to the VP Compliance & Legal, this position takes a lead role in managing an effective regulatory compliance management framework for Innovation at its subsidiaries to ensure regulatory requirements are met.

How does one do this? Glad you asked!

The Manager Compliance does the following:

Promotes an enterprise-wide risk culture
Identifies, assesses and monitors regulatory compliance risk
Provides guidance to First Line of Defence on compliance aspects of strategic initiatives and new and existing products
Monitors the regulatory landscape for changes and communicates those changes to the First Line of Defence as applicable
Assists in organizational wide compliance training
Supports VP Compliance & Legal with implementation of regulatory compliance management program.
Working closely with the VP Compliance & Legal, completes Board and Senior Management reporting
Responsible for overseeing Innovation’s complaint handling processes.
Assess risk when making decisions, ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements

Why should you apply?

You want to be an ambassador of a forward-thinking, member focused organization

You have:

University degree (Bachelor of Commerce or equivalent)
4-6 years of job-related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience, preferably within a federally regulated financial institution or the Credit Union system
One or more regulatory compliance related designations would be an asset, such as: Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Institute (CAMLI), Certified Information Privacy Professional/Canada (CIPP/C), Osgoode’s Certificate in Regulatory Compliance & Legal Risk Management for Financial Institutions.

Information Governance Lead

The Information Governance Lead is accountable the operation of the Information Governance function, overseeing information governance and management functions.

An Information Governance Lead does the following:

Data Definitions and Rules Management
- Maintains a deep understanding of the business and its data needs to assist with change impact analysis and to ensure data definitions and rules accurately reflects the business needs.
Data Controls and Metrics Management
- Ensures the appropriate system and process data controls are in place or gaps identified to ensure the level of data quality expected by the business.
- Ensures appropriate metrics are identified to assess data health and identify the risks when these controls are not being effective or are missing.
DTGC Support and Reporting
Responsible for escalating data risks and issues to the DTGC and ensure decisions are documented and communicated.
Acts as a liaison between DTGC and Information Governance Agile team as required.

Visit the CAREERS page or our website to learn more about this position and to apply. www.innovationcu.ca Only those applications received through our job board will be considered.

UI/UX Designer

Innovation Credit Union has a bold ambition – to be the most digital, member-centric organization in our industry. We are on a journey to modernize our marketing with investments in new platforms like Adobe Experience Manager. To ensure our success, we are looking for UI/UX designer to join our team. This individual will deliver innovative concepts and design standards to ensure cross-site consistency and will drive digital transformation to simplify the experience for our credit union members.

Reporting to the VP, Int Marketing/Data Analytics, the UI/UX Designer is a user experience evangelist and creative problem solver. This individual has a functional understanding of coding and transferring the brand’s strengths and personality seamlessly throughout the interface of a product. The UI/UX Designer brings a wealth of knowledge to our collaborative multi-disciplinary marketing team and provides expertise in mobile and responsive design, visual design programs (such as Adobe Photoshop), and animation and video content for a variety of mediums.

A UI/UX Designer does the following:

Define and deliver design components and deliverables including wireframes, mock-ups, user workflows, and interaction rules by working collaboratively with key team members within an agile and iterative design and development environment where timely delivery of design deliverables is critical
Develop and manage the member experience design process to deliver creative digital concepts and solutions for our web and mobile properties and incorporate animation as a functional element that enhances the user experience
Participate and solution in design workshops, persona development and client journey mapping sessions as well as develop user-centered storyboards, sketches/wireframes, and prototypes
Support the creation and maintenance of UI design and graphic standards documentation to help enforce Innovation’s brand coherence, accessibility standards and cross-site consistency
Source and treat brand-compliant images and ensure that we meet all brand standards
Plan and execute usability testing and stakeholder interviews to solicit feedback from external users and internal teams with the intention of incorporating the feedback into concept and/or application development
Drive digital transformations to simplify the experience for our members.
Develop and manage business plans and budgets ensuring principles of cost control and appropriate resource allocation is maintained

Visit the CAREERS page or our website to learn more about this position and to apply. www.innovationcu.ca Only those applications received through our job board will be considered.

Project Manager

SaskCentral is owned by Saskatchewan credit unions to serve and represent their collective interests. We add value through the sound investment of credit union funds on deposit, as well as providing a wide range of products and services to maintain credit union leadership in the marketplace.

Project Manager

Term position to March 31, 2023 with the possibility of extension.
Location: Canadian home office or Regina corporate office

SaskCentral provides a balance of energy and support to employees. Under the direction of a new CEO, SaskCentral is on a multi-year enterprise-wide transformational journey with continued focus on ensuring the success and financial viability of Saskatchewan credit unions. To support this journey, we have an exciting opportunity for an experienced professional to deliver high-quality project leadership services that add value to our clients and stakeholders. If you have advanced experience in project management, planning, and effective stakeholder engagement this may be the position for you.

The Job
Reporting to the Chief Transformation Officer, you will manage multiple projects concurrently and lead cross functional teams to effectively implement projects aligned to the organization’s transformational strategy. You will think and work at both strategic and operational levels, knowing when each applies. You will scope key initiatives and support the project planning, budgeting, selection, and prioritization processes. You will provide project status reporting in support of ongoing corporate portfolio management and provide regular updates on project prioritization to Senior and Executive leaders. You will maintain and continuously improve SaskCentral’s project management methodology and ensure tools and templates support business needs and follow leading practices.

The Candidate
The ideal candidate will possess a Project Management Professional designation and a university degree in a related field, combined with a minimum of five years of experience leading and managing corporate projects. Working knowledge of MS project would be an asset. You have strong problem solving and change management skills and are exceptional at engaging various stakeholders to influence decision making. As an effective collaborator, you work with cross-functional teams to drive results and deliver outcomes. Experience in a Business Analyst role and supporting business process improvement initiatives are considered assets.

Please include in your cover letter examples of how you meet the qualifications for this position. Interested applicants are invited to submit their resume in confidence by May 24,2022 on our career page at Recruitment (adp.com).

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Please be advised that SaskCentral will be using virtual and in-person methods to connect with candidates and conduct interviews during the recruitment process.

Our employees tell us SaskCentral is a great place to work. It’s more than the competitive salaries and excellent benefits we offer. We believe you can have a challenging, rewarding career and work life balance, too. We value and support workplace diversity.

Commercial Banking Analyst

The Company:

First Nations Bank of Canada (www.fnbc.ca) is a federally chartered bank servicing Indigenous and non-Indigenous customers throughout Canada. We are focused on delivering superior customer service and offering a full range of personal and business banking products. First Nations Bank has a strong history of growth and profitability with a clear strategy of expansion in the Canadian marketplace and provides ongoing career opportunities for our employees.

Location:

We are looking for an experienced, highly motivated and organized individual to fill the role of Commercial Banking Analyst on a Monday through Friday work week. This position has the option to be based in either our Saskatoon, Saskatchewan or Winnipeg, Manitoba office. Our Saskatoon office is located on First Nations land.

The Challenge:

Reporting to the Senior Commercial Banking Analyst you are accountable for providing support to Account Managers in the risk management of customers; preparing competitive credit package with a high quality of risk assessment, due diligence and credit presentation; understanding pricing models and applying them effectively; identifying business opportunities amongst existing customers; while adhering to the Bank’s guidelines, policies and procedures.

Qualifications:

Experience related to business lending, financial analysis and administration
Must have post-secondary education in business (BComm, MBA)
High proficiency with software programs (Excel and MS Word)
Analytical with ability to pay close attention to detail and prioritize work routine
Highly motivated and enthusiastic self-starter who takes an outgoing and enthusiastic approach to their work
Ability to adjust to changing work priorities and meet time sensitive deadlines
Highly adaptable, professional and efficient
A strong desire to learn, grow and succeed

Make First Nations Bank of Canada Your First Choice

Please submit your cover letter and resume to: Email: hr@fnbc.ca

We thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

The Information Governance Lead is accountable the operation of the Information Governance function, overseeing information governance and management functions.

An Information Governance Lead does the following:

Data Definitions and Rules Management

Maintains a deep understanding of the business and its data needs to assist with change impact analysis and to ensure data definitions and rules accurately reflects the business needs.

Data Controls and Metrics Management

Ensures the appropriate system and process data controls are in place or gaps identified to ensure the level of data quality expected by the business.

Ensures appropriate metrics are identified to assess data health and identify the risks when these controls are not being effective or are missing.

DTGC Support and Reporting

Responsible for escalating data risks and issues to the DTGC and ensure decisions are documented and communicated.

Acts as a liaison between DTGC and Information Governance Agile team as required.

Visit the CAREERS page or our website to learn more about this position and to apply. www.innovationcu.ca Only those applications received through our job board will be considered.