Adjudicative Tribunals Coordinator

CPA Ontario is not like other organizations. We operate at a rare intersection, both regulator and membership body, responsible for upholding the integrity of the CPA designation while supporting more than 105,000 members and 19,000 students across the province. Our work sits between business and the public interest, between the evolving demands of industry and the standards that make trust possible.

Careers built here tend to look different because the work itself is different. You are not simply contributing to an organization. You are helping shape a profession that touches nearly every sector of the economy at a moment when expectations, technology, and the nature of work are all being rewritten.

CPA Ontario is currently in search of an Adjudicative Tribunals Coordinator who will be responsible for assisting and supporting the Adjudicative Tribunals Office with case management and administrative support and aiding the Tribunals Office in ensuring the volunteer adjudicators are well‑supported, and that all procedures, processes, and KPIs are maintained. The Adjudicative Tribunals Coordinator also serves as back up to and collaborates with the Adjudicative Tribunals Clerks in the facilitation and administration of the hearings process in contributing to protecting the public interest, and maintaining fair and impartial adjudicative proceedings for Members, Students, Applicants and Firms.

• Coordinating all aspects of virtual and/or in‑person hearings which include room bookings and set‑up, catering, and seating plans. Serving as the point of contact for all technological requirements for hearings including camera operation and document sharing.
• Assisting with preparing notices of hearing, distributing materials, decisions, orders, disciplinary letters and notices, newspaper publicity, submissions to other various committees or provincial bodies as required.
• Updating and overseeing content posted on CPA Ontario’s website and public caselaw databases, the tribunals website and assisting with the drafting of summaries for Council on outcomes of tribunal matters.
• Supporting tribunal members by preparing and filing expense reports, coordinating travel and accommodations, coordinating adjudicator training and events, and supporting the adjudicator recruitment and onboarding process.
• Ensuring data for Adjudicative Tribunals KPIs and other statistics are up to date and accurate and compiling periodic reporting.
• Preparing internal finance submissions and reporting on behalf of the Adjudicative Tribunals Office.

• University degree and/or a Legal Office Administrative diploma, Law Clerk diploma, Law Clerk designation or Paralegal designation.
• A minimum of three years’ relevant experience reading and understanding legislation and/or governing documents from a professional regulatory or legal environment. Knowledge of tribunals or court procedures is strongly preferred.
• Excellent communication with advanced grammar and syntax who takes initiative and applies good judgement while remaining discreet with sensitive and confidential matters.
• A proven ability to manage time, determine priorities, organize and carry out assignments effectively.
• Be technically savvy and knowledgeable in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Adobe and ideally have experience with case management systems, Power BI, Salesforce and

• The starting annual salary range for this position is between $53,000 - $66,300 per annum, based on your qualifications, experience, and internal parity. Exceptions may be considered with further review.

• We support your well‐being through industry‑leading benefits, mental health resources, savings programs, and a sustainable approach to how work gets done.
• We are committed to inclusion as a core part of how we operate, not as an afterthought.
• We have a hybrid working environment, with three days a week on‑site, complemented by 2 days of work‑from‑home time. We are intentional about that: the work we do benefits from…