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Serves as the first point of contact for credit union members, providing personalized guidance across everyday banking, borrowing, investments, and protection. Builds relationships, recommends appropriate products or specialists, supports digital banking adoption, follows up on commitments, and maintains compliance. This part-time branch role requires strong communication, customer service, sales, digital, and attention-to-detail skills, with availability for varied branch hours including weekends.

Leads Vancity and VCIB’s enterprise privacy program as Chief Privacy Officer. Responsibilities include setting privacy strategy, overseeing regulatory compliance, risk management, privacy-by-design, consent and data governance, managing incidents and investigations, engaging regulators, advising executives and governance bodies, and developing the privacy team. Requires extensive Canadian privacy regulatory expertise, enterprise program leadership, and experience in financial services or other regulated industries.

Leads Vancity’s enterprise privacy program, translating strategy into operating plans, governance, controls, and performance measures. Oversees privacy-by-design reviews, impact assessments, consent and notice reviews, data-use assessments, privacy operations, access requests, and third-party and cross-border reviews. Manages complex privacy incidents and investigations, including risk assessment, notification analysis, remediation, and regulatory documentation. Provides expert advice on technology, artificial intelligence, analytics, and regulatory matters while influencing senior stakeholders and supporting training, reporting, examinations, and cross-functional initiatives.

Provides personalized banking guidance to members, addressing everyday banking, borrowing, investments, and protection needs. Builds relationships, recommends suitable products or specialists, supports digital banking adoption, follows through on commitments, and maintains compliance. This part-time branch role emphasizes customer service, sales, financial advice, and member satisfaction.

Conduct fundamental equity research, develop investment recommendations, monitor assets against investment policies, discuss opportunities with the equities team, and support portfolio construction and research tools. The role requires financial modeling, accounting knowledge, strong communication, and 1–3 years of relevant investment experience. It supports responsible investing across Canadian equity markets in a collaborative hybrid environment.

Serves as the first point of contact for credit union members, providing personalized guidance across everyday banking, borrowing, investments, and protection. Builds relationships, recommends appropriate products or specialists, supports digital banking adoption, follows up on commitments, and maintains compliance. This part-time branch role requires customer service, sales orientation, communication, attention to detail, and availability during branch hours, including weekends.

Develops mortgage business across Vancouver Island by acquiring members, meeting sales targets, and maintaining referral networks with realtors, lawyers, accountants, developers, and other partners. Advises branch teams to ensure smooth mortgage handoffs, cross-selling, and onboarding. Coordinates specialist referrals and provides member-focused mortgage guidance. The role requires an established mortgage sales record, an existing book of business, strong real-estate relationships, and independent territory management. Compensation includes a $5,000 monthly base for three months followed by 100% commission.