Manager, Product Portfolio

Manager, Product Portfolio (2 open positions) About Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada

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The Manager, Product Portfolio is accountable for the commercial success, roadmap execution, and lifecycle performance of an assigned product portfolio. Reporting to the Director, Commercial Strategy & Product Enablement, this role operates as the end-to-end product leader, responsible for translating portfolio priorities into actionable plans, guiding execution, and ensuring alignment to member needs, organizational strategy and commercial objectives. There are currently two positions available;

while portfolios may evolve over time, we are presently seeking one Manager, Product Portfolio for the Membership & Lifecycle portfolio and one for the Education portfolio.

Working in close partnership with Technical SMEs and cross‑functional teams, the Product leader ensures product decisions are value-driven, outcome focused and aligned to portfolio goals, ultimately driving modernization, innovation, and revenue growth across the portfolio.

This is a hands‑on role that balances execution leadership with accountability for product outcomes. The Product Portfolio Manager operates as the portfolio owner, commercial steward, agile leader, and backlog decision maker for their domain.

This hybrid role is national in scope and can be aligned to any of our CPA Canada offices or be fully remote within Canada.

The targeted annual salary range for this position is $112,181 to $128,200 and is commensurate with experience.

In this role, responsibilities will include, but are not limited to the following:

• Develop and maintain product and portfolio-level roadmaps aligned to portfolio priorities.
• Translate market needs, SME insight, regulatory considerations, and commercial objectives into clear, actionable plans.
• Sequence initiatives based on value, impact, and delivery capacity.
• Manage interdependencies, risks, trade‑offs across products, and an operating cadence (product or portfolio reviews, decision forums).
• Ensure alignment between roadmap commitments and delivery outcomes.

The Product Portfolio Manager is the primary owner of what gets built, when, and why.

• Monitor and evaluate revenue, margin, and cost drivers to inform product decisions.
• Partner with the Technical SME to co‑manage product performance.
• Evaluate investment trade‑offs and recommend allocation decisions.
• Contribute to pricing evolution, packaging strategy, and monetization models.
• Support decision‑making through analysis of performance data and market feedback.

This role brings a commercial lens to all lifecycle decisions, including expansion and sun setting.

• Serve as Scrum Master for assigned product initiatives.
• Own and prioritize the product backlog to ensure alignment with portfolio goals and expected outcomes.
• Facilitate agile ceremonies and ensure disciplined execution.
• Drive clarity on scope, acceptance criteria, and delivery timelines.
• Remove blockers and escalated delivery risks when required.

The Product Portfolio Manager ensures work is sequenced based on value and aligned to roadmap commitments.

• Partner with Product & Growth Marketing to support go-to‑market readiness.
• Ensure products are commercially prepared for launch, including positioning, packaging, and enablement.
• Monitor post‑launch performance and support ongoing iteration.
• Identify…