Associate Vice President Corporate Strategy (Toronto)

Associate Vice President Corporate Strategy (Toronto)

27 Oct
|
SunLife
|
Toronto

27 Oct

SunLife

Toronto

Corporate strategy leadership at Sun Life requires quantitative analysis, strategic planning, and executive communication across enterprise markets. The role supports sustainable strategic advantage and growth.

As Associate Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Enablement, you will deliver internal strategy design and execution. You will lead annual strategic planning and enterprise projects across Sun Life’s business groups and geographic markets. The role addresses critical strategic questions through financial modeling, market sizing, benchmarking, and expert synthesis.

Key Responsibilities: Translate ambiguous issues into explicit problem statements and hypotheses

Lead strategy projects, workstreams, and implementation planning

Present findings and facilitate senior management discussions





Monitor competitors, industry trends, and market developments

Manage and coach Directors and Senior Consultants

Requirements: 10+ years of relevant business experience

Experience ideally within insurance or financial services

Understanding of a Sun Life business area and geographic markets

Excellent communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills

Proven ability to lead and develop high-performing professionals

Apply corporate strategy, quantitative analysis, executive communication, and people leadership to advance Sun Life’s enterprise priorities.

📌 Associate Vice President Corporate Strategy (Toronto)
🏢 SunLife
📍 Toronto

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