Manager, Strategic Initiatives and Business Development Posting Start Date: 14/10/2026 Posting End Date: 28/10/2026 Education Level: A four-year university education in Finance, Business, Economics, Engineering, Business Administration, or a related field is required. Shift: Days Travel Required: 10% Electrify your career and help build a brighter tomorrow. Whether you work in the skilled trades or are a business professional, a career at OPG is an opportunity to electrify your life on -
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- the job. Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is looking for a dynamic, strategic and results-driven professional to join our team in the role of Manager, Strategic Initiatives and Business Development. Reporting to the Senior Manager, Strategic Initiatives, this position is responsible for leading complex strategic initiatives that support OPG’s growth objectives and respond to evolving government, policy and energy-sector priorities. The initial focus of the role will include leading and coordinating OPG’s data center strategy and related business development activities, while also supporting a broader and evolving portfolio of strategic initiatives. The position will monitor and assess provincial policy developments, identify implications and opportunities for OPG, and work across the organization to develop coordinated strategic responses. The role will lead cross-functional and multi-party discussions, prepare executive-level briefings and recommendations, and serve as a primary representative of OPG in engagements with government, industry, partners and other key stakeholders. It will require sound judgment in articulating OPG’s positions, managing sensitive relationships and translating complex policy,



commercial and operational considerations into explicit actions and decision points for senior management. Lead Strategic Initiatives: Lead complex, high-priority strategic initiatives from initial assessment through executive decision-making and implementation planning, with an initial focus on OPG’s data center strategy and related business development activities. Provide Policy and Strategic Advice: Monitor and assess provincial government, energy-sector and regulatory priorities; identify implications, risks and opportunities for OPG; and recommend how OPG’s business strategies and activities should respond. Coordinate Cross-Functional Work: Bring together business units, subsidiaries and subject-matter experts to establish objectives, clarify roles, integrate diverse perspectives and advance coordinated enterprise positions. Lead External Engagement and Represent OPG: Serve as a senior representative of OPG and plan and lead engagements with government, agencies, industry, subsidiaries, potential partners, developers and advisors. Exercise sound judgment in communicating OPG’s positions, managing sensitive relationships and advancing the company’s strategic interests and business opportunities. Develop concise, decision-oriented briefing notes, presentations, speaking materials and recommendations for senior executives and governance forums, translating complex information into clear choices, trade-offs and next steps. Establish agendas, prepare pre-read materials,



facilitate multi-party meetings and working groups, document decisions and actions, and maintain momentum across interdependent workstreams. Develop and Evaluate Strategic Opportunities: Lead or support the assessment of new business and growth opportunities, including strategic fit, policy alignment, stakeholder considerations, commercial pathways, risks and implementation requirements. A four-year University education in Finance, Business, Economics, Engineering, Business Administration, or a related field is required. A Master of Business Administration (MBA) or Master of Finance (MFin) is considered an asset. Over 4 years’ experience working in strategy, policy, business development or related field, preferably within the energy or public policy sectors. Demonstrated experience leading complex, cross-functional initiatives involving multiple business units, external organizations or senior stakeholders. Strong knowledge of Ontario’s energy sector and government policy environment, with demonstrated ability to assess policy and regulatory developments and translate them into business implications and strategic recommendations. Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including demonstrated experience building executive-level briefing notes, presentations, recommendations and speaking materials Demonstrated ability to plan and facilitate senior-level or multi-party meetings, establish clear agendas and decision points, manage competing perspectives and drive discussions toward practical outcomes. Demonstrated experience representing an organization with senior government, industry, partner or other external stakeholders, with the judgment and discretion required to communicate corporate posit

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