Director, Federal Institutional Accountability & Corporate Oversight

Employment Type: Full time, Permanent

Annual Compensation: CAD $350,000–$500,000

Work Arrangement: Hybrid

Reporting To: Founder & Chief Executive Officer, AARUNI Inc.

About AARUNI Inc.

AARUNI Inc. is a Canadian ethics, governance, and systems advisory firm providing independent perspectives on organizational conduct, institutional accountability, corporate governance, and responsible decision-making. We examine the systems, structures, and practices that shape organizational behaviour, with an emphasis on identifying weaknesses, strengthening oversight, and advancing institutional integrity. Our work focuses on connecting ethical principles with practical action and helping organizations strengthen governance, transparency, and accountability.

About the Position

AARUNI Inc. is seeking an experienced professional with a background in the Government of Canada, previous federal security clearance, and demonstrated experience taking professional action concerning the conduct, practices, or activities of private-sector corporations.

The Director, Federal Institutional Accountability & Corporate Oversight will contribute to AARUNI's research, advisory, and institutional accountability initiatives.

The position focuses on examining the relationship between public institutions and private corporations, assessing institutional responses to corporate conduct, and identifying opportunities to strengthen accountability, governance, and oversight.

We are particularly interested in candidates who have personally participated in regulatory interventions, corporate oversight activities, institutional investigations,



enforcement-related work, or other formal actions involving private-sector organizations.

Key Responsibilities

Depending on the candidate's experience and assigned mandate, responsibilities may include:

- Examine corporate conduct and institutional accountability matters involving private-sector organizations.
- Assess the effectiveness of government oversight, regulatory mechanisms, and institutional responses to corporate concerns.
- Analyze governance weaknesses, regulatory gaps, and failures in organizational accountability.
- Conduct research into relationships between federal institutions, regulators, and private corporations.
- Evaluate institutional interventions, enforcement actions, referrals, and accountability mechanisms.
- Develop research findings, analytical reports, and recommendations concerning corporate governance and institutional integrity.
- Contribute to the development of independent ethics, oversight, and accountability frameworks.
- Advise on opportunities to strengthen transparency, responsible corporate conduct, and institutional decision-making.
- Provide strategic guidance on institutional accountability and corporate oversight initiatives.
- Represent AARUNI in relevant professional discussions, advisory engagements, and stakeholder consultations.





Mandatory Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must meet all of the following requirements:

Applicants must be Canadian citizens.

2. Federal Public Service Experience

Applicants must have previously been employed directly by the Government of Canada.

3. Security Clearance History

Applicants must have previously held a Government of Canada security clearance. Secret or Top Secret clearance is preferred.

Previous clearance does not need to remain active. Applicants must accurately identify their previous clearance level and current status.

4. Corporate Accountability Experience

Applicants must have personally taken formal professional action concerning the conduct, practices, or activities of a private-sector corporation.

5. United States Work Authorization

Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States and able to provide appropriate evidence of work authorization if requested.

Every applicant must include a dedicated section in their résumé addressing the following:

- Position or occupational classification.

2. Security Clearance

- Highest Government of Canada security clearance previously held.
- Whether the clearance remains active, expired, or inactive, where known.

3. Private Corporation Involvement

- General nature of the corporate conduct or institutional concern.

4. Personal Actions Taken

- Specific actions undertaken.
- Professional capacity and authority under which the actions were taken.
- Relevant oversight, regulatory, investigative, enforcement, or accountability mechanisms involved.

5. Outcomes and Institut

📌 Director, Federal Institutional Accountability (Toronto)
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