Province: Ontario

Chief Digital and Marketing Officer

Massey Henry is pleased to once again support Kindred Credit Union (“Kindred”) – this time in the recruitment for a Chief Digital and Marketing Officer (“CDMO”). As a member-owned financial cooperative, Kindred is driven by its purpose: Cooperative banking that connects values and faith with finances, inspiring peaceful, just, and prosperous communities.

About Kindred

Kindred Credit Union (“Kindred”) is a member-owned financial cooperative based in Southwestern Ontario. Kindred’s values-centred approach is woven into everything the organization does, making it the one-of-a-kind choice for those who want to “Make Peace with Your Money” – peace of mind and the impact of using money as a force for good.

Kindred offers a complete range of banking, borrowing, and investing products and services through eight branches and online. Members benefit from access to over 43,000 surcharge-free ATMs through THE EXCHANGE® Network in Canada and the Allpoint Network in the US.

Kindred was founded in 1964 and is rooted in the founders’ radical vision to see mutual aid put into faithful practice. Its core values of integrity, compassion, and stewardship continue to shape the organization today.

Kindred Today

From modest beginnings, Kindred has grown to $2.6B in assets under administration and provides everyday banking services to over 29,000 members. As of December 31, 2024, Kindred is the 10th largest credit union in Ontario and the 32nd largest in Canada. As the marketplace has changed, Kindred has adapted and continues to adapt, with their foundation and values remaining strong.

Kindred approaches banking with a forward-thinking mentality, proactively investing in the future to ensure the organization is prepared to serve its growing membership and impact its growing communities.

Kindred’s Purpose

Kindred’s Purpose is cooperative banking that connects values and faith with finances, inspiring peaceful, just, and prosperous communities.

Shared Values

Kindred operates in accordance with a strong set of shared values that are key to what makes it a values-centered financial institution, namely:

  • Integrity means we strive to align our words and actions with our values at all times. We hold ourselves accountable to keep promises and follow through on commitments. When a mistake happens, we make it right. We strive to do the right thing in the right way for the right reasons.
  • Compassion guides how we relate to each other and our communities, when it’s easy and when it’s not. We start with empathy, grace, and a deep appreciation for the equal value of each person, while also encouraging each other’s growth. Our mutual wellbeing depends on caring for one another in community where everyone is welcome.
  • Stewardship acknowledges that all we have has been entrusted to us and we are called to be wise with the money, time, and other resources in our care. We will be a trustworthy expert our members can rely on to do what’s in their best interest and that of our credit union.

Seven Cooperative Principles

As a credit union, Kindred shares the seven cooperative principles that have been in place for more than 100 years, including:

  • Voluntary and Open Membership
  • Democratic Member Control
  • Member Economic Participation
  • Autonomy and Independence
  • Education, Training, and Information
  • Cooperation Among Cooperatives
  • Concern for Community

Please visit the International Cooperative Alliance website for more information about the Seven Cooperative Principles.

Products and Services

Kindred offers a range of financial services to interested members seeking an alternative to traditional banking institutions. Leveraging unparalleled member experience, Kindred offers the opportunity to engage in values-centered banking, and the ability to become both a member and an owner, offering its members a full suite of banking products and services, including:

  • Everyday banking – personal and business
  • Loans and mortgages
  • Wealth, investments and insurance
  • Planning and advice

Values Products

Building on a foundation of mutual aid, Kindred offers a suite of unique values products designed to enable members to support each other and to extend access to financial services across the community, including:

  • Affordable Housing GIC and Loan – Canada’s first for members to support loans for affordable housing
  • Community Inspiration GIC – for members to earn bonus interest for a church or charity of their choice
  • No/low fee accounts – for charitable and community organizations, refugees, recipients of Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), or Ontario Works
  • HomeShare Mortgage – for two or more members to pool resources together to buy a home
  • Escalator Loan – for members who struggle with access to mainstream credit options
  • Creation Care Loan – for members to purchase environmentally sustainable home upgrades
  • Crisis Care GIC and Loan – for members to support other members in financial hardship or distress
  • Partnership GIC and Loan – for member to designate funds as a loan for another member or charitable organization

Additionally, in 2016, Kindred became the first financial institution in Canada to have all their GICs validated as Socially Responsible Investments (SRI), and the credit union continues to implement a rigorous review process to ensure their members’ money is invested in ways that fit their values to build a more economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable world.

Governance Structure

Kindred’s leadership consists of three groups: the Board of Directors, the Senior Leadership Team, and the Council of Members. These teams work closely together to ensure the continuing success and sound governance of the credit union.

  • The Board of Directors establishes Kindred’s strategic direction, monitors the overall strength and financial performance of the organization, assesses the satisfaction of members, and ensures the credit union continues to be an engaging employer.
  • The Senior Leadership Team provides strategic oversight and direction, developing and managing strategies necessary to attain the credit union’s goals and objectives.
  • The Council of Members works closely with the Governance Committee of the Board, ensuring integrity in the recruitment of Directors to serve on the Board on behalf of the Membership.

Community Engagement

Kindred’s purpose is lived out through its members and in community with the congregations and charitable organizations that they support financially and volunteer with. Kindred strives to make a positive impact in the communities they serve by pledging to tangible impacts, including monetary contributions, programs, and events, in three key focus areas:

  • Housing: Building partnerships to advance the availability of safe and affordable housing.
  • Hunger: Engaging with different partners to improve access to healthy food and contribute to the development of a sustainable food system.
  • Mental Health: Partnering to help support mental well-being for employees, families, and communities.

Kindred gave more than $650,000 in charitable giving on behalf of its members in 2024.

The Kindred Charitable Fund Committee approved more than $160,000 in grants for 2025, and more than $1.6 million since 1999. More than 200 groups have benefited from these grants, which have impacted people and communities across Ontario.

 

The Opportunity

The Chief Digital and Marketing Officer (“CDMO”) is responsible for shaping and driving the enterprise vision for brand positioning, ensuring a member-centric and purpose-driven brand experience across all communication and distribution channels, with particular focus on digital channels. This role leverages strategic data insights, digital and AI capabilities, branding, communications, and performance marketing to develop and implement transformative strategies.

The CDMO will steward the organization’s social purpose, crafting and implementing innovative strategic and operational plans that will guide Kindred’s transition to the next level of authentically fulfilling its social purpose.

As a catalyst for empathy-driven ideation, creativity, and strategic experimentation, the CDMO brings a fresh perspective and champions the voice of the member and data-driven insights to enhance decision-making and lead digital experience transformation.

The CDMO fosters innovation, inspiring teams to push boundaries to redefine financial services, including integrated omnichannel banking experiences and responsibly leveraging emerging AI and other technology to shape the future of member experience and engagement, while championing Kindred’s purpose.

Strategic Leadership and Vision

  • Develops the vision, multi-year strategy, and annual operating plans and budgets for social purpose, brand, member and market insights, marketing and PR, and digital.
  • Serves as a catalyst for bold ideas on social purpose, design thinking, member experience, brand, product development, and digital experience transformation.
  • Drives innovation in new and exciting areas of unique distinction and growth, educating the organization on emerging concepts and inspiring the team to push toward new ways of realizing the purpose and delivering financial services.

Digital Experience

  • Integrates in-person and digital banking to create seamless omnichannel experiences.
  • Develops internal capabilities and determines external partnerships necessary to meet the organization’s digital and performance marketing aspirations.
  • Delivers and continuously improves data, digital, and AI-enabled marketing automation tools, capabilities, and services for the organization.

Brand, Marketing and Member Engagement

  • Champions and stewards Kindred’s purpose and brand.
  • Develops marketing programs for Kindred and business lines to support member acquisition, retention, and growth.
  • Measures and continuously improves marketing program effectiveness, the member experience, and Kindred’s social impact.
  • Brings a fresh perspective with broad external insights to advocate for the “voice of the member.”
  • Guides Kindred’s community engagement to further Kindred’s purpose.

Data-Driven Decision-Making and Insights

  • Leverages data insights to improve the quality and speed of decision-making and improve the member experience.
  • Creates an organizational understanding of the spectrum of member segments and journeys, ensuring the organization’s purpose, programs, and products serve members effectively.

Areas of Accountability

  • Social purpose leadership and community engagement
  • Brand and marketing
  • Member and market insights
  • Digital experience
  • Artificial intelligence (Champion)
  • Human Centered Design (HCD) practices

 

The Individual

Bringing 15+ years of relevant experience the Chief Digital and Marketing Officer (“CDMO”) is a bold, innovative, and strategic leader with deep expertise in performance marketing, branding, AI, and digital experience. They bring a forward-thinking mindset, leveraging data-driven insights to enhance decision-making and drive innovation while keeping the member experience at the core.

A natural change agent, this individual thrives in member-centric, social purpose organizations, inspiring teams to challenge convention and embrace an omnichannel approach. With a proven track record of leading cross-functional teams, they foster collaboration and introduce emerging technologies to redefine financial services.

The CDMO brings exceptional leadership and communication skills and is both visionary and implementation-focused, capable of influencing senior stakeholders while delivering measurable impact. Adaptable and innovative, they balance creativity with analytical rigor, ensuring strategies further both business objectives and the organization’s broader social purpose.

Key Qualifications

Key Skills and Technical Experience

  • Digital Experience: Deep expertise in leveraging digital tools, platforms, and technologies to enhance member experiences and drive organizational growth.
  • Data Analytics and AI: Proficient in utilizing data insights and AI capabilities to inform strategy, improve decision-making, and enable digital experience transformation.
  • Brand Management: Skilled in crafting and implementing brand strategies that resonate with members and further the organization’s purpose.
  • Social Purpose and Impact: Knowledgeable in driving social purpose within organizations, ensuring alignment with the organization’s values and creating a positive societal impact.
  • Performance Marketing: Expertise in driving performance marketing initiatives, optimizing customer acquisition, retention, and engagement strategies.
  • PR/Communications: Strong experience in developing and implementing public relations and communication strategies that amplify the brand’s message and purpose.
  • Digital Growth Strategy: Proven track record of owning and implementing digital growth strategies that align with business objectives and member needs.

Education

  • Degree in business, marketing, or a related field.
  • MBA or other graduate degree is preferred.
  • Certification in Human-Centred Design or Agile/Lean methodology is considered an asset.

Chief Operating Officer

Massey Henry is pleased to once again support Kindred Credit Union (“Kindred”) – this time in the recruitment for a Chief Operating Officer (“COO”). As a member-owned financial cooperative, Kindred is driven by its purpose: Cooperative banking that connects values and faith with finances, inspiring peaceful, just, and prosperous communities.

About Kindred

Kindred Credit Union (“Kindred”) is a member-owned financial cooperative based in Southwestern Ontario. Kindred’s values-centred approach is woven into everything the organization does, making it the one-of-a-kind choice for those who want to “Make Peace with Your Money” – peace of mind and the impact of using money as a force for good.

Kindred offers a complete range of banking, borrowing, and investing products and services through eight branches and online. Members benefit from access to over 43,000 surcharge-free ATMs through THE EXCHANGE® Network in Canada and the Allpoint Network in the US.

Kindred was founded in 1964 and is rooted in the founders’ radical vision to see mutual aid put into faithful practice. Its core values of integrity, compassion, and stewardship continue to shape the organization today.

Kindred Today

From modest beginnings, Kindred has grown to $2.6B in assets under administration and provides everyday banking services to over 29,000 members. As of December 31, 2024, Kindred is the 10th largest credit union in Ontario and the 32nd largest in Canada. As the marketplace has changed, Kindred has adapted and continues to adapt, with their foundation and values remaining strong.

Kindred approaches banking with a forward-thinking mentality, proactively investing in the future to ensure the organization is prepared to serve its growing membership and impact its growing communities.

Kindred’s Purpose

Kindred’s Purpose is cooperative banking that connects values and faith with finances, inspiring peaceful, just, and prosperous communities.

Shared Values

Kindred operates in accordance with a strong set of shared values that are key to what makes it a values-centered financial institution, namely:

  • Integrity means we strive to align our words and actions with our values at all times. We hold ourselves accountable to keep promises and follow through on commitments. When a mistake happens, we make it right. We strive to do the right thing in the right way for the right reasons.
  • Compassion guides how we relate to each other and our communities, when it’s easy and when it’s not. We start with empathy, grace, and a deep appreciation for the equal value of each person, while also encouraging each other’s growth. Our mutual wellbeing depends on caring for one another in community where everyone is welcome.
  • Stewardship acknowledges that all we have has been entrusted to us and we are called to be wise with the money, time, and other resources in our care. We will be a trustworthy expert our members can rely on to do what’s in their best interest and that of our credit union.

Seven Cooperative Principles

As a credit union, Kindred shares the seven cooperative principles that have been in place for more than 100 years, including:

  • Voluntary and Open Membership
  • Democratic Member Control
  • Member Economic Participation
  • Autonomy and Independence
  • Education, Training, and Information
  • Cooperation Among Cooperatives
  • Concern for Community

Please visit the International Cooperative Alliance website for more information about the Seven Cooperative Principles.

Products and Services

Kindred offers a range of financial services to interested members seeking an alternative to traditional banking institutions. Leveraging unparalleled member experience, Kindred offers the opportunity to engage in values-centered banking, and the ability to become both a member and an owner, offering its members a full suite of banking products and services, including:

  • Everyday banking – personal and business
  • Loans and mortgages
  • Wealth, investments and insurance
  • Planning and advice

Values Products

Building on a foundation of mutual aid, Kindred offers a suite of unique values products designed to enable members to support each other and to extend access to financial services across the community, including:

  • Affordable Housing GIC and Loan – Canada’s first for members to support loans for affordable housing
  • Community Inspiration GIC – for members to earn bonus interest for a church or charity of their choice
  • No/low fee accounts – for charitable and community organizations, refugees, recipients of Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), or Ontario Works
  • HomeShare Mortgage – for two or more members to pool resources together to buy a home
  • Escalator Loan – for members who struggle with access to mainstream credit options
  • Creation Care Loan – for members to purchase environmentally sustainable home upgrades
  • Crisis Care GIC and Loan – for members to support other members in financial hardship or distress
  • Partnership GIC and Loan – for member to designate funds as a loan for another member or charitable organization

Additionally, in 2016, Kindred became the first financial institution in Canada to have all their GICs validated as Socially Responsible Investments (SRI), and the credit union continues to implement a rigorous review process to ensure their members’ money is invested in ways that fit their values to build a more economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable world.

Governance Structure

Kindred’s leadership consists of three groups: the Board of Directors, the Senior Leadership Team, and the Council of Members. These teams work closely together to ensure the continuing success and sound governance of the credit union.

  • The Board of Directors establishes Kindred’s strategic direction, monitors the overall strength and financial performance of the organization, assesses the satisfaction of members, and ensures the credit union continues to be an engaging employer.
  • The Senior Leadership Team provides strategic oversight and direction, developing and managing strategies necessary to attain the credit union’s goals and objectives.
  • The Council of Members works closely with the Governance Committee of the Board, ensuring integrity in the recruitment of Directors to serve on the Board on behalf of the Membership.

Community Engagement

Kindred’s purpose is lived out through its members and in community with the congregations and charitable organizations that they support financially and volunteer with. Kindred strives to make a positive impact in the communities they serve by pledging to tangible impacts, including monetary contributions, programs, and events, in three key focus areas:

  • Housing: Building partnerships to advance the availability of safe and affordable housing.
  • Hunger: Engaging with different partners to improve access to healthy food and contribute to the development of a sustainable food system.
  • Mental Health: Partnering to help support mental well-being for employees, families, and communities.

Kindred gave more than $650,000 in charitable giving on behalf of its members in 2024.

The Kindred Charitable Fund Committee approved more than $160,000 in grants for 2025, and more than $1.6 million since 1999. More than 200 groups have benefited from these grants, which have impacted people and communities across Ontario.

 

The Opportunity

The Chief Operating Officer (“COO”) leads the development of Kindred Credit Union’s (“Kindred”) strategy and implementation of the purpose, short-term objectives and long-term strategy.

The COO provides leadership and oversight of business lines (Business Banking, Retail Banking – including Wealth and Insurance), products and pricing, sales and distribution, business development, partnership strategies, business agility and delivery. In addition, they will lead all related administrative and support functions, branch and business line operations, and drive innovation through effective management of process improvement, digitization, and automation to improve operational efficiency.

The COO is responsible for the ownership of advice and planning, leading large-scale transformation across the organization to deliver differentiated, values-centered, purpose-driven member experiences. They oversee business agility, ensuring best practices in product development, and the delivery of new products and services.

Collaborating with senior leadership, the COO develops and implements strategies that drive sustainable growth. They lead efforts to expand Kindred’s membership base, revenue opportunities, and regional presence, while reinforcing the organization’s commitment to social purpose.

Key Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership and Implementation

  • Lead the implementation of Kindred’s purpose and strategic objectives, ensuring alignment with long-term goals and short-term targets.
  • Develop and implement strategies that drive business growth, expand the membership base, and explore alternative revenue channels.

Business and Financial Oversight

  • Own the P&L for business lines: Business Banking, and Retail Banking – including Wealth and Insurance.
  • Oversee product development, pricing strategies, and sales and distribution to drive revenue growth and market competitiveness.
  • Drive accountability for results by setting clear sales targets and monitoring performance.

Operations and Process Optimization

  • Lead branch operations, contact center, administration, and support teams to ensure seamless service delivery.
  • Oversee the digitization and automation of operational process to maximize efficiency.
  • Establish performance metrics to drive accountability for operational outcomes, ensuring teams meet Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) and deliver exceptional member experiences.

Member Experience and Service Excellence

  • Oversee creation and implementation of plans to enhance member service, engagement, and loyalty.
  • Lead advice and planning initiatives, leveraging research, data, technology and innovation to improve the member experience.

Innovation and Business Agility

  • Encourage and enable innovation by implementing agile practices in product development and the delivery of new products and services.
  • Drive operational excellence by leveraging digital transformation, process improvements, and innovative technologies to enhance overall effectiveness and efficiency.

Growth and Partnerships

  • Develop internal capabilities and external partnerships to support business expansion.
  • Identify and implement strategies that drive sustainable growth and increase revenue opportunities.

Areas of Accountability

  • Advice and planning
  • Business banking (Agriculture, Faith and Community Organizations, Commercial)
  • Retail banking (includes Personal Wealth and Insurance)
  • Contact centre
  • Branch operations
  • Support and related administrative teams
  • Product development, sales and distribution
  • Strategy development and delivery
  • Business agility and innovation

 

The Individual

Bringing 15+ years of relevant experience, the Chief Operating Officer (“COO”) is a seasoned operations executive with a proven track record in managing multiple business lines, overseeing P&L, and driving sustainable growth. The COO brings experience in leading large-scale organizational transformations and driving continuous innovation and exceptional member experiences, with extensive expertise in product and pricing strategy, business development, and partnership strategies.

The COO brings a background in optimizing operations through digitization, automation, and process improvements, with a deep understanding of sales and distribution leadership, and technical proficiency spanning financial analytics, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platforms, cloud infrastructure, and agile methodologies.

Key Qualifications

Key Skills and Experience

  • P&L / Business Line Management – Proven leadership in managing multiple business lines, ensuring profitability and sustainable growth.
  • Advice and Planning – Leadership in reshaping advisory services, integrating innovation, and improving member engagement through values-centred advice.
  • Operational Efficiency and Digitization – Expertise in process optimization, automation, and leveraging technology to enhance productivity and streamline operations.
  • Product and Pricing Strategy – Expertise in developing competitive products and pricing models to enhance market positioning and drive revenue.
  • Business Development – Experience in identifying growth opportunities and establishing strategic partnerships.
  • Sales and Distribution Leadership – Strong background in sales strategy, channel distribution, and expanding market reach.

Technical Skills

  • Digital and Automation – Experience in the responsible implementation of AI, process automation, and data-driven decision-making to improve operational efficiency.
  • Agile and Lean Methodologies – Experience in agile operating models, product development cycles, and continuous improvement frameworks.
  • Financial Analytics and P&L Management – Proficiency in financial modeling, forecasting, business case development and performance tracking to ensure business profitability.
  • CRM and Customer Engagement Technologies – Knowledge of CRM platforms to enhance sales, service delivery, and member engagement.
  • Cloud and IT Infrastructure – Familiarity with cloud-based solutions and IT systems to support digital initiatives.
  • Change Management and Transformation Leadership – Expertise in leading large-scale organizational transformations, fostering innovation, and driving cultural change.

Education

  • Degree in business, finance, or a related field.
  • MBA or other graduate degree is preferred.
  • Certification in Lean or Agile methodology is considered an asset.

President & CEO

Location: Flexible, ON.

Since 1957, Northern Credit Union has provided personal and business banking products, services, and financial planning expertise to approximately 88,000 members across 26 communities as a full-service, locally operated financial institution. Northern is dedicated to making a difference in people’s lives. Through economic development, financial stewardship, and local investment, Northern contributes to building thriving and healthy communities where their members can achieve their dreams and build stronger, more prosperous futures.

On January 1, 2025, Northern merged with Copperfin Credit Union, creating an even stronger organization with over $2.5 billion in assets and a footprint spanning from the Manitoba to the Quebec border. With a shared focus on delivering member value, the new Northern Credit Union strives to advance its reputation as a leading financial institution in Northern Ontario offering tailored solutions and superior member experiences.

It is within this exciting context that Northern is currently seeking to find its next President & CEO.

Reporting to and working collaboratively with the Board of Directors, the CEO leads Northern’s skilled executive team and oversees the overall business affairs of the credit union in pursuit of its mission, vision, and True North Strong values. The CEO drives the strategic direction of Northern, ensuring business growth, financial strength, sustainability and responsiveness to the diverse needs of its members while leading the way for Northern to be an innovative market leader in the credit union system.

Northern’s next CEO must be a highly respected leader renowned for their outstanding strategic capability, strong business acumen, and track record of identifying opportunities for ongoing growth, profitability and client service excellence. A proven transformational leader with expertise in stewarding operational and cultural harmonization, your leadership style is characterized by empowerment, collaboration and a high level of emotional intelligence. You instil a high degree of confidence through outstanding communication skills, transparency and ability to rally staff through periods of change. A solid understanding of governance and prior experience working with or reporting to a board of directors is preferred, as is proven expertise in navigating the evolving impacts of technology on both employees and members. As an organizational ambassador, the CEO must excel in working closely with communities, identifying partnership opportunities, consistently upholding the highest ethical standards, and acting with integrity, transparency, and humility in all endeavors.

Play a key role in leading the new Northern into its exciting future. To apply for this position, please visit: boyden.thriveapp.ly/job/2853. For more information, please email rrankin@boyden.com.

Northern Credit Union is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Northern invites everyone to apply and will provide accommodations for persons with disabilities, where needed, to support their participation in our recruitment process.

We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those under serious consideration for the role will be contacted.

Software Quality Assurance Specialist

Software Quality Assurance Specialist

Temporary Full-Time (approx. 18 months)

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

Closes March 12

Annual Salary: $55,889 – $76,847

Innovation Federal Credit Union has a bold ambition. In addition to being Canada’s newest Federal Credit Union, we will be the most digital, member-centric organization in our industry. We are on a journey to embrace the core tenets of the digital business model, like ideation, the network effect, personalized segmentation, coopetition, and agile ways of working.

We come to work to simplify banking for all Canadians – that’s our purpose.

How does this position help fulfill Innovation’s purpose?  Glad you asked!

Reporting to the VP Member Platform Development, the Software Quality Assurance Specialist is responsible for testing the functionality and usability of new or existing software and assessing software quality through manual testing. This position will work closely with developers, providing feedback to produce top-quality programs that meet stakeholder expectations.

WIIFY (what’s in it for you):

  • Competitive Salary
  • Diverse and Inclusive Culture that continues to evolve
  • Flexible work arrangement options
  • Strong benefit package
  • 7% Superannuation matched contribution program
  • Attractive variable incentive program
  • Wellness Days to create appropriate work/life balance
  • Paid Education opportunities to ensure our members have the most equipped staff to help them
  • A purpose-driven organization that focuses on the values of Accountability, Integrity and Respect
  • And lots more reasons to love where you work and what you do!

What our team is looking for:

  • A growth mindset that emulates Model, Coach and Care behaviours in every activity and approach
  • A solution mindset that feeds inertia
  • An ambassador willing to promote our team inside and outside the organization.
  • Somebody who is digitally capable and wants to dig into new technology with enthusiasm!
  • Somebody who can work with occasional ambiguity with a focus on process evolution.
  • A mindset of Solve, Serve, Sell – a problem solver, serving our members directly or indirectly, and selling our brand!
  • Somebody to sweat the small stuff, but also see the big picture.
  • Personality and Energy – a flair for polish, and you bring your personal, creative touch to everything you do!

What will you do?

  • Review, analyze and understand the system specifications.
  • Design and create test plans, scenarios, scripts and procedures.
  • Execute manual and/or automated tests on the software application.
  • Perform testing on web and mobile devices.
  • Analyze test results, identify bugs and glitches, and report them to development teams.
  • Ensure offerings are entirely functional and provide quality assurance for software products.
  • Work with cross-functional teams to ensure quality throughout the software development lifecycle.
  • Advise best practices and optimizations throughout testing and bug-fixing processes.
  • Establish and implement rigorous reporting and automated monitoring systems.
  • Implement feedback and changes whenever possible.

Some things that would impress us:

  • Completion of a post-secondary program in Computer Science or a related field
  • Minimum 6 years’ experience in quality assurance, software testing and troubleshooting; previous experience in financial services would be considered an asset
  • Previous experience in core banking system, online and mobile banking applications is an asset
  • Experience or working knowledge of project management and QA methodology
  • Familiarity with both Waterfall and Agile frameworks
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills working with software development teams

Interested?

Click the ‘Apply now’ button!

Innovation Federal Credit Union acknowledges that Indigenous peoples are the traditional guardians of this land that we call Canada.  In Saskatchewan we are on treaty lands and these treaties serve to govern our relationships with Indigenous people.  We are dedicated to ensuring that the spirit of Reconciliation and treaties are honoured and respected.

Cyber Security Analyst

Cyber Security Analyst

Permanent Full-Time

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

Open Until Filled

Annual Salary: $73,730 – $101,378

Innovation Federal Credit Union has a bold ambition. In addition to being Canada’s newest Federal Credit Union, we will be the most digital, member-centric organization in our industry. We are on a journey to embrace the core tenets of the digital business model, like ideation, the network effect, personalized segmentation, coopetition, and agile ways of working.

We come to work to simplify banking for all Canadians – that’s our purpose.

How does this position help fulfill Innovation’s purpose?  Glad you asked!

Reporting to the VP Information & Cyber Security, the Cyber Security Analyst will be responsible for identifying, assessing, and mitigating security threats in real-time. The Cyber Security Analyst is highly skilled at incident response, investigation and mitigation related to the organization’s security posture. This resource will have a strong focus on ensuring all alerts are monitored and investigated. This resource will use a proactive approach to improve the organization’s overall security posture, including alerting, investigations, playbooks, and controls.

WIIFY (what’s in it for you):

  • Competitive Salary
  • Diverse and Inclusive Culture that continues to evolve
  • Flexible work arrangement options
  • Strong benefit package
  • 7% Superannuation matched contribution program
  • Attractive variable incentive program
  • Wellness Days to create appropriate work/life balance
  • Paid Education opportunities to ensure our members have the most equipped staff to help them
  • A purpose-driven organization that focuses on the values of Accountability, Integrity and Respect
  • And lots more reasons to love where you work and what you do!

What our team is looking for:

  • A growth mindset that emulates Model, Coach and Care behaviours in every activity and approach
  • A solution mindset that feeds inertia
  • An ambassador willing to promote our team inside and outside the organization.
  • Somebody who is digitally capable and wants to dig into new technology with enthusiasm!
  • Somebody who can work with occasional ambiguity with a focus on process evolution.
  • A mindset of Solve, Serve, Sell – a problem solver, serving our members directly or indirectly, and selling our brand!
  • Somebody to sweat the small stuff, but also see the big picture.
  • Personality and Energy – a flair for polish, and you bring your personal, creative touch to everything you do!

What will you do?

  • Assess information risk and facilitate remediation of identified vulnerabilities with the network, systems and applications.
  • Triage security events and incidents.
  • Report on findings and recommendations for corrective action.
  • Perform vulnerability assessments as assigned utilizing IT security tools and methodologies.
  • Perform assessments of the IT security/risk posture within the IT network, systems and software applications, in addition to assessments within the Vendor Management Program.
  • Identify opportunities to reduce risk and document remediation options regarding acceptance or mitigation of risk scenarios.
  • Review, investigate and resolve security incidents.
  • Identify gaps through threat hunting and security reviews.
  • Create security playbooks to document steps required through the mitigation of security threats.
  • Identify areas for improvement in the alert management process and create efficiencies to address them.
  • Provide weekly project status reports, including outstanding issues.
  • Promote awareness of applicable regulatory standards, upstream risks and industry best practices across the organization.
  • Analyze server and network technical requirements and IT services, provide recommendations for improvements to meet security best practices.

Some things that would impress us:

  • 4+ years’ experience working in an Information Technology environment.
  • Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), or related certification.
  • Advanced skills and/or certification in cyber security principals, ITIL Foundations, and COBIT Governance.
  • Advanced skills and/or certification Microsoft Enterprise systems.
  • In depth knowledge of M365 Security, Microsoft Azure Security, Windows Enterprise environments, Windows operating systems.
  • Experience in administering IT security controls in an organization.
  • Knowledge of technical infrastructure, networks, applications, and systems.
  • Strong understanding of adversary tactics and techniques including the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
  • Strong blue team skills including system security, system auditing, threat intelligence, incident handling and detection.
  • Excellent customer service qualities, exceptional communication and organizational skills, attention to detail, and project management skills.

Interested?

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Innovation Federal Credit Union acknowledges that Indigenous peoples are the traditional guardians of this land that we call Canada.  In Saskatchewan we are on treaty lands and these treaties serve to govern our relationships with Indigenous people.  We are dedicated to ensuring that the spirit of Reconciliation and treaties are honoured and respected.

Market, Liquidity & Model Risk Analyst

Open to any location in Canada (ability to work from a remote office)
Closes February 12

Annual Salary: $73,730 – $101,378

Innovation Federal Credit Union has a bold ambition. In addition to being Canada’s newest Federal Credit Union, we will be the most digital, member-centric organization in our industry. We are on a journey to embrace the core tenants of the digital business model like ideation, the network effect, personalized segmentation, coopetition, and agile ways of working.

We come to work to simplify banking for all Canadians – that’s our purpose.

How does this position help fulfil Innovation’s purpose? Glad you asked!

The Risk Analyst is responsible for providing guidance on market, liquidity, and model risks and addressing issues across the organization. The analyst ensures the implementation of robust risk management practices, develops effective risk mitigation strategies, and maintains compliance with regulatory guidelines.

What our team is looking for:

  • A growth mindset that emulates Model, Coach and Care behaviors in every activity and approach
  • A solution mindset that feeds inertia
  • An ambassador who’s willing to promote our team inside and outside organization
  • Somebody who is digitally capable, who wants to dig into new technology with enthusiasm!
  • Somebody who can work with occasional ambiguity with focus on process evolution
  • A mindset of Solve, Serve, Sell – a problem solver, serving our members directly or indirectly, and selling our brand!
  • Somebody to sweat the small stuff, but also see the big picture
  • Personality and Energy – a flair for polish, and you bring your own personal, creative touch to everything you do!

What will you do?

  • Identify market and liquidity risks through comprehensive analysis of financial markets and instruments.
  • Assist in the development, implementation, and maintenance of risk models to support business objectives.
  • Prepare and present detailed reports on model risk assessments, findings, and recommendations to senior management.
  • Conduct stress testing and scenario analysis to evaluate the resilience of Innovation under adverse conditions.
  • Identify opportunities to improve risk management processes and enhance efficiency.
  • Support with model validation and maintain thorough documentation of model development and validation processes.
  • Conduct financial analysis to assess the impact of market and liquidity risks on Innovation’s financial performance.
  • Stay updated with the latest advancements in the financial risk management and incorporate innovative techniques and tools.
  • Ensure all risk management activities comply with regulatory requirements and internal policies, practices and procedures.

Some things that would impress us:

  • Completion of post-secondary education in a quantitative field such as Statistics, Economics, Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science.
  • 5+ years of financial services industry experience, preferably in market/liquidity risk, ALM, model risk governance/validation.
  • Knowledge of financial models to assist in validation and review.
  • Certifications such as FRM, CFA, CQF are considered an asset.
  • Knowledge of programming languages such as Python, R, SQL and VBA is beneficial.

 

Interested?

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Innovation Federal Credit Union acknowledges that Indigenous peoples are the traditional guardians of this land that we call Canada. In Saskatchewan we are on treaty lands and these treaties serve to govern our relationships with Indigenous people. We are dedicated to ensuring that the spirit of Reconciliation and treaties are honoured and respected.

Manager Technology Change Enablement

Manager Technology Change Enablement

Permanent Full-Time

Open to Any Location in Canada except Quebec
(Ability to work remotely from your home office)

Closes February 12th
Annual Salary: $99,210 – 136,414


Innovation Credit Union has a bold ambition. In addition to being Canadas newest Federal Credit Union, we will be the most digital, member-centric organization in our industry. We are on a journey to embrace the core tenants of the digital business model like ideation, the network effect, personalized segmentation, coopetition, and agile ways of working.

We come to work to simplify banking for all Canadians – that’s our purpose.

How does this position help fulfil Innovation’s purpose?  Glad you asked!

Reporting to the VP IT Operations; this position is responsible for the effective implementation, execution and continuous improvement of robust Change Enablement and Problem Management Programs. This person will work closely with peers that lead application management, enterprise architecture, business intelligence, application/platform teams and security, as well as business leaders. They must be a protector of change enablement to ensure risks are minimized. The person in this position has an expert understanding of Technology Change Enablement, Problem Management, Major Incident Outage Management and Availability Management, while ensuring that IFCU is meeting industry best practices and regulatory expectations with regards to Change and Problem Management.

Must have strong Microsoft Background and experience.

What will you do?

  • Collaborate effectively with technology teams and the business, providing constructive challenge when necessary.
  • Support business goals through Change Enablement by maintaining an Idea to Operations Flow to ensure proper engagement with centralized Technology Change Enablement for change approvals.
  • Create, manage, and continuously improve a Major Incident Outage practice to quickly identify, respond to, and resolve major incident IT outages with high impact on members.
  • Leverage deep technical expertise to evaluate, approve/deny/defer, schedule, communicate, and successfully implement Requests for Changes (RFC).
  • Ensure that Problems are appropriately raised for prioritization within distributed platform, product, or system teams, and communicate MIOs to stakeholders, including Business Continuity.
  • Ensure accurate outage reporting to inform Problem Management and Availability reporting.
  • Complete post-outage reviews and raise Problems or RFCs as needed.
  • Conduct training exercises to prepare support teams for MIO situations.
  • Control costly re-work and inefficiencies by applying Change Enablement principles.
  • Assess risk when making decisions and recommendations, ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements.
  • Ensure technology changes are evaluated, approved, scheduled, and implemented to mitigate unauthorized or undocumented changes.
  • Maintain documentation and provide reporting to leadership and auditors as requested.

WIIFY (what’s in it for you):

  • Competitive Salary
  • Diverse and Inclusive Culture that continues to evolve
  • Flexible work arrangement options
  • Strong benefit package
  • 7% Superannuation matched contribution program
  • Attractive variable incentive program
  • Wellness Days to create appropriate work/life balance
  • Paid Education opportunities to ensure our members have the most equipped staff helping them
  • A purpose driven organization that focuses on the values of Accountability, Integrity and Respect
  • And lots more reasons to love where you work and what you do!

What our team is looking for:

  • A growth mindset that emulates Model, Coach and Care behaviors in every activity and approach
  • A solution mindset that feeds inertia
  • An ambassador who’s willing to promote our team inside and outside organization
  • Somebody who is digitally capable, who wants to dig into new technology with enthusiasm!
  • Somebody who can work with occasional ambiguity with focus on process evolution
  • A mindset of Solve, Serve, Sell – a problem solver, serving our members directly or indirectly, and selling our brand!
  • Somebody to sweat the small stuff, but also see the big picture
  • Personality and Energy – a flair for polish, and you bring your own personal, creative touch to everything you do!

Some things that would impress us:

  • University degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
  • Extensive experience in designing, implementing, and troubleshooting enterprise technology.
  • Experience working in a mature technology change management environment.
  • Experience in root cause analysis and problem management.
  • Advanced ITIL Service Transition designations are required.
  • Experience in post-implementation reviews and outage retrospectives.
  • Experience in an agile product management environment.
  • Experience in a federally regulated environment is an asset.
  • Experience in COBIT and OSFI B-13 is an asset.

Interested?

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Innovation Credit Union acknowledges that Indigenous peoples are the traditional guardians of this land that we call Canada.   In Saskatchewan we are on treaty lands and these treaties serve to govern our relationships with Indigenous people.  We are dedicated to ensuring that the spirit of Reconciliation and treaties are honoured and respected.

Vice President Internal Audit

Vice President, Internal Audit

Location: Primary work location is our head office in Peterborough, Ontario. A hybrid working model is supported. This role includes regular travel to our branch locations (Muskoka to the Kawarthas, and from Cobourg to Cornwall)

Reporting functionally to the Board of Directors Audit & Risk Committee and administratively to the CEO. The Vice President (VP), Internal Audit will lead a small team of auditors. Overseeing the internal audit activities to provide an evaluation of management’s design and implementation of internal controls, governance framework and assess the effectiveness of the credit union’s activities, processes, policies and procedures across all business, operations and activities including other oversight functions.

The VP, Internal Audit develops strategic and tactical audit plans and goals, manages, and directs audit engagements performed by the Internal Audit department; oversees and conducts audits to evaluate internal controls, make recommendations regarding control deficiencies, and identify areas of risks and opportunity for profit improvement and/or cost control. This position prepares and presents audit reports to the Board Audit & Risk Committee and Executive Leadership Team.

Primary Functions:

  • Develop risk-based audit plan in written form; in line with the size, complexity, operations, and risk profile of the credit union, and prioritize audits based on the risk assessment.
  • Review, amend and update the risk-based audit plan in response to any material changes in the credit union’s activities, risk profile, operations, systems, and internal controls.
  • Evaluate the systems of internal controls established to ensure compliance with policies, procedures, laws, and regulations, which could have a significant impact on the credit union’s operations.
  • Maintain a small team of audit staff to collectively possess, and maintain sufficient knowledge, skills, professional designation, and other competencies needed to effectively perform the internal audit activities.
  • Evaluate business operations, governance processes and activities to ascertain whether results are consistent with established objectives and goals and whether the operations, governance processes and activities are being conducted as planned and in line with the organization’s polices, procedure and applicable laws and regulations.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of the organization’s risk management processes and effectiveness of other oversight functions.
  • Direct the activities of the internal audit staff to ensure assigned duties are completed, proper records are maintained, and disputes are resolved.
  • Evaluate the quality of performance of external auditors and the degree of coordination with internal audit.
  • Perform consulting and advisory services related to governance, risk management and control as appropriate.
  • Report, on a periodic basis, to the Board Audit & Risk Committee and the Executive Leadership Team on the internal audit function’s mandate, authority, roles and responsibility and performance relative to its internal audit plan.
  • Assist in the investigation of significant suspected fraudulent activities within Credit Union’s operation as requested by the Chair Board Audit & Risk Committee, or CEO.
  • Develop relevant internal audit policies and internal audit manual to monitor internal audit activities and audit reports.
  • Develop department budget, including resources requirement and submit to the CEO and the Board Audit & Risk Committee for approval.
  • Report significant risk exposures and control issues, including fraud risks, governance issues and other matters needed or requested by the Board Audit & Risk Committee or CEO.
  • Confirm to the Board Audit & Risk Committee, at least annually, the organizational independence of the internal audit activity.
  • Develop a follow-up process for monitoring and reporting on open management action plans to Executive Leadership Team and Board Audit & Risk Committee on quarterly basis.
  • Develop internal audit quality assurance program in line with the size, and operation of the internal audit department.
  • Prepare and provide Executive Leadership Team and the Audit & Risk Committee with internal audit reports on findings and provide recommendations on areas for improvement in business processes and internal controls to prevent/minimize future risk.

Qualifications Required:

  • Professional designation CPA or CIA is required.
  • A minimum of ten years of progressive internal audit experience with at least five years at the senior executive level managing high performance internal audit team.
  • Proven ability to lead and manage a comprehensive, dynamic, and proactive program of independent internal auditing, consulting, and training in risk identification, assessment, and control.
  • Proven ability to design a comprehensive risk-based audit plan that identifies and assesses key processes and procedures across a complex enterprise with multiple missions and many internal and external stakeholders.
  • Demonstrate a strong understanding of internal control with a thorough working knowledge of the concepts embodied in the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) International Professional Practices Framework.
  • Have outstanding written and oral communication skills coupled with the ability to assess the practicality and applicability of recommended solutions to problems encountered.
  • Be able to identify and hire skilled professional staff and to develop skills and expertise in staff such that they can assume expanded responsibilities.

Other:

  • Travel within the province and to branches will be required.

At Kawartha Credit Union diversity and inclusion are reflected in our core values and highlighted in our care for others. We take pride in providing a workplace that appreciates difference and encourages respect. We are committed to providing a culture that is accessible and inclusive for both our members and employees. If you require accommodation during the recruitment and selection process, please let a member of our Human Resources team know.

If you are interested in pursuing a career in the financial services industry with a dedicated, enthusiastic team of professionals in a growing organization that supports an inclusive barrier-free recruitment and selection process apply now!

Executive Vice President (EVP), Member Experience

Executive Vice President (EVP), Member Experience

Location: Primary work location is our head office in Peterborough, Ontario. A hybrid working model is supported. This role includes regular travel to our branches so will include working from branch locations as well.

Reporting to the CEO, the EVP, Member Experience will lead and oversee the retail, wealth management and commercial businesses with responsibility for the end-to-end member experience across all channels. The key objective of this role is to grow the business while ensuring excellence in member service through effective marketing & communications, strong channel capabilities, competitive products and services, as well as achieving optimal efficiencies in all areas of the business.

The scope of responsibilities for this position covers the entire network of Retail Banking Branches, Wealth Management and Commercial businesses, including Online Banking, Mobile Banking, Contact Centre, Product management, Marketing & Communications, and overall member experience.

As a key member of the Executive Leadership Team, develop and manage the execution of strategic plans.

Primary Functions:

  • Development of, in cooperation with the CEO, the Executive Leadership Team and the Senior Management Team, the business strategy, objectives and goals for Retail Banking, Wealth Management, Commercial, Channels, Marketing & Communications.
  • Recommend short and long-term strategies to maximize member value.
  • Recommend member engagement strategies to deliver on our purpose to support the financial success and well-being of our members.
  • Develop sales & service strategies to grow membership and share of wallet, while delivering an excellent member experience.
  • Develop products and services to meet the needs of members to grow membership and share of wallet.
  • Develop our channel capabilities in conjunction with our technology team to deliver an excellent member experience.
  • Develop Kawartha’s brand, marketing, and communications strategies in support of achieving corporate strategic objectives, targets, and key performance indicators.
  • Recommend annual and long-term business objectives against which to measure business performance, including branch targets, employee targets and annual budget.
  • Responsible for executing the retail banking, wealth management, commercial, channels, marketing, brand, and communications strategic plans and performance, including financial performance against annual and long-term performance targets, and compliance with statutory requirements, Kawartha’s by-laws, and Board approved policies.
  • Leadership of the branch personnel, channel employees, marketing & communications team, and direct reports, ensuring a capable, highly functional leadership team with the trust and respect of employees, earned by superior decision making, communication skills and a demonstrated commitment to Kawartha’s success.
  • Optimize member engagement through development and implementation of programs and strategies to build member engagement, and by fostering an environment that encourages superior levels of service delivery at every member touch point.
  • Ensure high levels of employee engagement by delivering consistent and strong people leadership through effective communications with employees, ensuring employees understand Kawartha’s strategies and goals, and to align employee activities with strategic priorities.
  • Develop robust service and sales management practices consistent with Kawartha’s values and culture, resulting in targeted growth in portfolios, membership, share of wallet and channel adoption, while appropriately managing risk.
  • Participation on the following management committees: Executive Leadership Team (ELT); Asset / Liability Committee (ALCO); Business Response Team (BRT); and Credit Committee. Attendance at meetings of the Board of Directors as a member of the Executive Leadership Team and may attend Board Committee meetings if required.

Key Success Factors:

  • People Management
  • Developing and Coaching Others
  • Communication
  • Integrity and Sincerity
  • Customer/Client Orientation
  • Role Expertise
  • Strategic Approach
  • Problem Solving

Qualifications Required:

  • Relevant undergraduate University degree required.
  • A minimum of ten years of progressive Financial Services industry experience with at least five years at the senior executive level running multi-branch retail, wealth and commercial businesses and managing high performance advice and service teams.
  • Credit union experience would be an asset.
  • Demonstrated proficiency in leading the development of effective strategic business plans and programs in support of business objectives.
  • Experience in developing strategies in a multi-channel environment to support members’ needs while delivering an effective and efficient end-to-end business.
  • Proven track record of leading people, developing, and implementing major organizational and operational change initiatives in a timely manner, including the determination and establishment of appropriate and meaningful metrics.
  • Must be able to read/interpret Financial Statements and take appropriate action based on financial performance.

 

Other:

  • Travel within the province and to branches will be required on a regular basis.
  • Meetings with members are required on a regular basis.
  • Must be willing to travel Kawartha Credit Union’s geographic area (Muskoka to the Kawarthas, and from Cobourg to Cornwall, with our head office in Peterborough).
  • A hybrid working model is supported primarily working in head office, or remotely as needed.

At Kawartha Credit Union diversity and inclusion are reflected in our core values and highlighted in our care for others. We take pride in providing a workplace that appreciates difference and encourages respect. We are committed to providing a culture that is accessible and inclusive for both our members and employees. If you require accommodation during the recruitment and selection process, please let a member of our Human Resources team know.

If you are interested in pursuing a career in the financial services industry with a dedicated, enthusiastic team of professionals in a growing organization that supports an inclusive barrier-free recruitment and selection process apply now!

Manager, Compliance

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

Apply by January 5

Annual Salary: $85,526 – $117,598

Innovation Federal Credit Union has a bold ambition. In addition to being Canada’s newest Federal Credit Union, we will be the most digital, member-centric organization in our industry. We are on a journey to embrace the core tenants of the digital business model like ideation, the network effect, personalized segmentation, coopetition, and agile ways of working.

We come to work to simplify banking for all Canadians – that’s our purpose.

How does this position help fulfil Innovation’s purpose? Glad you asked!

The Manager, Compliance will be responsible for enhancing and maintaining the Regulatory Compliance Management (RCM) framework. This role is pivotal in safeguarding Innovation Federal Credit Union and ensuring we meet our regulatory obligations effectively. The Manager, Compliance will not only enhance our operational efficiency but will also instill greater confidence upon stakeholders, ensuring the continued trust and reliability in our institution’s commitment to regulatory excellence.

WIIFY (what’s in it for you):

  • Competitive Salary
  • Diverse and Inclusive Culture that continues to evolve
  • Flexible work arrangement options
  • Strong benefit package
  • 7% Superannuation matched contribution program
  • Attractive variable incentive program
  • Wellness Days to create appropriate work/life balance
  • Paid Education opportunities to ensure our members have the most equipped staff helping them
  • A purpose driven organization that focuses on the values of Accountability, Integrity and Respect
  • And lots more reasons to love where you work and what you do!

What our team is looking for:

  • A growth mindset that emulates Model, Coach and Care behaviors in every activity and approach
  • A solution mindset that feeds inertia
  • An ambassador who’s willing to promote our team inside and outside organization
  • Somebody who is digitally capable, who wants to dig into new technology with enthusiasm!
  • Somebody who can work with occasional ambiguity with focus on process evolution
  • A mindset of Solve, Serve, Sell – a problem solver, serving our members directly or indirectly, and selling our brand!
  • Somebody to sweat the small stuff, but also see the big picture
  • Personality and Energy – a flair for polish, and you bring your own personal, creative touch to everything you do!

What will you do?

  • Oversee daily operations of the Regulatory Compliance Management (RCM) program, including legislative and control libraries, risk assessments, control testing, issues management, and reporting.
  • In partnership with senior management, prepare and submit compliance reports to internal stakeholders and the Board, involving cross-functional coordination.
  • Advise the Business on regulatory compliance, products, programs, policies, and procedures, including new regulations.
  • Maintain deep knowledge & understanding of industry developments and practices, regulatory requirements and associated changes impacting the Business.
  • Lead and guide stakeholders, ensuring open communication and collaboration.
  • Support the development and maintenance of internal policies and controls aligned with applicable industry regulations and reflective of rule changes from various regulatory bodies.
  • Oversee business unit compliance, including risk identification, measurement, management, monitoring, and reporting.
  • Provide training to the Business Units on emerging issues, regulatory trends, and industry best practices.
  • Consider the Bank’s risk appetite and culture in daily activities and decisions.

Some things that would impress us:

  • Completion of a post-secondary degree in law from a recognized Canadian university or its equivalent preferred; completion of a post-secondary degree in another suitable discipline considered with experience working within a compliance or risk function at a federally regulated financial institution in Canada.
  • 4-6 years’ progressive experience in legislation and regulatory review, research and compliance, and/or RCM functions.
  • Knowledge of Canadian Banking regulatory requirements, including OSFI Guideline E-13, the Bank Act, and the Federal Consumer Protection Framework.
  • Strong ability to read and interpret legislation and regulatory requirements is essential.
  • Exceptional analytical and communication skills, results orientation, data driven approach in decision making and ability to research.
  • Strong project management abilities and attention to detail.
  • Proficient use of PowerPoint and/or Excel with the ability to visualize information and summarize in a clear and concise manner and adapt communication to senior management audiences. Knowledge of Power BI would be an asset.

Interested?

Click the ‘Apply now’ button!

Innovation Federal Credit Union acknowledges that Indigenous peoples are the traditional guardians of this land that we call Canada. In Saskatchewan we are on treaty lands and these treaties serve to govern our relationships with Indigenous people. We are dedicated to ensuring that the spirit of Reconciliation and treaties are honoured and respected.

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