FSRA offers a public affairs correspondence role focused on explicit writing and stakeholder coordination. Respond to complex inquiries and complaints across multiple channels.As a Bilingual Inquiry and Correspondence Officer, you will represent FSRA while delivering accurate guidance to the public, administrative entities, and client organizations. You will research legislation, regulations, policies, and procedures, then coordinate consistent responses with stakeholders. Your correspondence may address financial services regulation and related licensing, registration, application, examination, and investigation matters.Principales responsabilités:
Answer public inquiries and complaints by telephone, email, mail, and in personUse information systems, databases, references,



and resource documentsWrite professional correspondence for varied audiencesCoordinate accurate and consistent information with stakeholdersPrepare senior-management messages using issue-management strategiesExigences:
Postsecondary diploma in public administration, business, politics, or related studiesOne to two years’ public, stakeholder, or industry inquiry experienceDemonstrated written communication for correspondence, reports, and information materialsOral communication skills for representing FSRAPublic relations and conflict-resolution abilitiesBring precise writing, stakeholder coordination, regulatory knowledge, and calm conflict resolution to FSRA’s public affairs team.
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📌 Fsra Public Affairs Correspondence Officer (Winnipeg)
🏢 Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA)
📍 Winnipeg