Bring forensic finance expertise to Secretariat’s Toronto team, interpreting financial information and quantifying economic damages. Manage complex matters involving commercial disputes and arbitration.This Associate Director position leads day-to-day engagement delivery within a growing valuation and damages practice. You will work at the intersection of finance, accounting, economics, valuation, and law.

Responsibilities include directing research, managing project plans, reviewing analyses, interacting with counsel, and developing junior professionals across domestic and international matters.Key Responsibilities:

Direct economic, financial, industry, and company-specific researchReview forecasts, discount rates, and financial inputsManage staffing, timelines, budgets,



and engagement deliverablesCommunicate findings and information requirements to clients and counselSupervise and provide technical guidance to junior professionalsRequirements:

Relevant bachelor’s degree from a recognized institutionProfessional designation such as CBV, CPA, CFA, ACA, or ACCASeven to ten years of relevant skilled experienceStrong quantitative, analytical, written, verbal, and presentation skillsExperience managing projects under competing deadlinesUse forensic accounting, valuation, and project leadership capabilities to deliver clear analyses for Secretariat’s complex dispute engagements.

📌 Forensic Finance Associate Director Toronto (Winnipeg)
🏢 Canadian Inclusion
📍 Winnipeg