Insurance Strategic Portfolio Lead (Montreal)

Insurance Strategic Portfolio Lead (Montreal)

25 Oct
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National Bank of Canada
|
Montreal

25 Oct

National Bank of Canada

Montreal

Lead enterprise-wide Insurance portfolio coordination at National Bank, using strategic planning and stakeholder management to align complex initiatives.

As Strategic Portfolio Lead, you will oversee priorities, risks, dependencies, and decision points across the Insurance sector. You will work with initiative owners, project managers, operational teams, and portfolio management colleagues to support structured execution. The mandate connects business strategy with product management, client experience, net growth, and digital distribution transformation objectives.

Key Responsibilities:

- Coordinate Insurance strategic portfolio priorities, updates, risks, dependencies, and issues
- Prepare executive status reports highlighting decisions, risks, and business challenges
- Facilitate governance meetings, prioritization, and arbitration discussions




- Coach initiative owners on priorities, action plans, dependencies, and governance
- Align teams, initiatives, stakeholders, and business priorities

Requirements:

- Bachelor’s degree and eight years of relevant experience
- Robust understanding of insurance industry business drivers
- Executive reporting and complex information synthesis abilities
- Influencing, coaching, and stakeholder management skills
- Proficiency with SharePoint, JIRA, Confluence, PowerPoint, Excel, and Power BI

Apply portfolio governance, executive communication, and insurance expertise to align National Bank’s strategic initiatives across teams.

📌 Insurance Strategic Portfolio Lead (Montreal)
🏢 National Bank of Canada
📍 Montreal

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