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Business
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Use HO MLI policy expertise and lender operations knowledge as a Senior Client Relations Specialist in Calgary, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, or Vancouver.
CMHC’s Insurance Business Development team needs a senior specialist for an 18-month temporary position. You will advise the National Key Account Manager and regional teams through strategic planning, client insights, operational guidance, and coordinated communications. Frequent travel is required.
Key Responsibilities:- Develop and monitor lender strategic plans aligned with corporate priorities
- Synthesize performance, feedback, and competitive trends into recommendations
- Guide teams on HO MLI policies, products, and requirements
- Coordinate lender solutions supporting consistent national service delivery
- Prepare communications, briefing materials, tools, and training
- Relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent education and experience
- At least seven years of client relations and operations experience
- Comprehensive HO MLI and lender process knowledge
- Strong strategic, analytical, communication, and negotiation skills
- English and French proficiency with effective presentation abilities
Apply mortgage insurance, lender operations, and strategic client relations expertise to strengthen CMHC’s national account execution.
Position Requirements
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