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Chief Nuclear Officer

Hamilton, ON · On-site

$180 - $280/hr

Proven track record in risk management, compliance, and regulatory affairs. Reporting to the Associate Vice-President Research (Nuclear), the Chief Nuclear Officer (CNO) has overall responsibility ...

... meet risk management standards and profitability criteria * Draw up business development plans * Assist the Regional Vice-President in reaching objectives * Work with the Manager - Financing ...

Manager, Finance Operations

Ottawa, ON · Remote

CA$97K - CA$115K/yr

Escalate high-risk or unresolved matters to senior leadership, including the VP, Finance and CFO, as appropriate. * Oversee treasury-related accounting, including journal entries and reconciliation ...

Account Executive (Enterprise)

Ottawa, ON · On-site

CA$250K - CA$500K/yr

... de-risk technical validation, and help customers connect DashQ to real operational outcomes. * ~3 ... Lead discovery, demos, and value mapping with executive stakeholders (COO/CFO/CIO/EVP/VP level ...

We then trigger remediation actions, lowering risk while delivering compliant, governed and correct data back to the business. You will be part of our delivery team, reporting to the SVP of Client ...

We then trigger remediation actions, lowering risk while delivering compliant, governed and correct data back to the business. You will be part of our delivery team, reporting to the SVP of Client ...

Reporting to the Vice President, Finance, the Head of Procurement will serve as a strategic ... Partner with Legal, Security, Finance, and business stakeholders to manage third-party risk, data ...

... risk management, controls, and operating standards across the national ITS platform. Specific responsibilities include: * Act as lead Wealth partner to the VP, Indigenous Banking and for the ...

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Vp Risk information

What is a VP Risk?

A VP Risk, or Vice President of Risk, is a senior executive responsible for overseeing an organization's risk management strategies and policies. They identify, assess, and mitigate risks that could impact the company's financial performance, reputation, or operations. VP Risk professionals often lead teams that analyze market, operational, credit, and regulatory risks, and they work closely with other executives to ensure the company's objectives are achieved within acceptable risk parameters.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a VP of Risk, and why are they important?

To thrive as a VP of Risk, you need deep expertise in risk management, financial analysis, regulatory compliance, and a strong educational background—often including an advanced degree in finance, economics, or a related field. Familiarity with risk assessment tools, enterprise risk management (ERM) systems, and certifications like FRM or CFA are commonly required. Exceptional leadership, strategic thinking, and communication skills help you influence organizational risk culture and drive cross-functional initiatives. These abilities are critical for proactively identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to ensure organizational stability and regulatory adherence.

What is the difference between Vp Risk vs Risk Manager?

AspectVp RiskRisk Manager
Required CredentialsBachelor's degree, certifications like FRM or CRM often preferredBachelor's degree, certifications like FRM or CRM often preferred
Work EnvironmentStrategic leadership in financial institutions, corporate risk departmentsOperational risk assessment, implementing risk mitigation strategies
Employer & Industry UsageFinancial services, banking, insurance, large corporationsFinancial institutions, corporations, consulting firms

Both roles focus on risk management but Vp Risk typically involves strategic oversight and leadership, while Risk Managers handle day-to-day risk assessment and mitigation. The Vp Risk often supervises teams and influences company-wide policies, whereas Risk Managers implement these policies at operational levels.

What are some of the key challenges a VP of Risk typically faces when aligning risk management strategies with business objectives?

A VP of Risk often faces the challenge of balancing the organization's risk appetite with its growth goals, ensuring that risk mitigation does not stifle innovation or profitability. They must work closely with executive leadership across departments to integrate risk considerations into strategic planning, while also staying ahead of emerging risks such as regulatory changes or cybersecurity threats. Effective communication and collaboration with both technical and non-technical teams are essential to create a risk-aware culture and to ensure that policies are understood and implemented organization-wide.
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Senior Vice President, Physical Security Advisory & Managed Services (CAPSJ Consulting)

Tiree

Ottawa, ON

Full-time

Re-posted 23 days ago


Job description

CAPSJ Consulting Limited is seeking a senior leader with an active defence or security-sector background to serve as Senior Vice President, Physical Security Advisory & Managed Services. Reporting to Tiree Inc. and Canderel Group senior management, the SVP will lead CAPSJ's delivery operations - the core of the business - and assume full accountability for business performance, growth, and the firm's standing within Canada's federal defence procurement ecosystem. 

The Role 

The incoming SVP will assume operational leadership immediately, working in close collaboration with the President and founder throughout an integrated transition. As the SVP builds command of delivery operations and client relationships, they will simultaneously engage in business development and strategic growth - both tracks run in parallel from day one. 

 
What You'll Do 

Operations & Delivery 

The SVP provides senior leadership across all aspects of CAPSJ's day-to-day operations, with direct accountability for delivery quality, team performance, and client satisfaction inside some of Canada's most regulated project environments. This includes working across relevant government and institutional portfolios and in close coordination with project groups, construction managers, and technical security stakeholders to ensure aligned, disciplined delivery. 

  • Lead the delivery team with a hands-on, accountable style; foster a culture of precision, discretion, and mission-readiness, consistent with the security sector environments CAPSJ operates in. 
  • Oversee all active client engagements - DND, Defence Construction Canada, PSPC, and federal civilian - ensuring delivery quality, contractual compliance, and client confidence are maintained. 
  • Serve as senior security authority on complex programmes: Construction Security Plans (CSPs), Construction Security Plans, cleared-worker management, Base Security Officer coordination, and compliance with Treasury Board Operational Security Standards. 
  • Manage the Controlled Goods Program (CGP) registration as a live operational obligation - not an administrative detail. Ensure compliance is maintained continuously; any lapse in CGP standing is an existential risk to the business. 
  • Oversee independent consultant (IC) relationships: coordination, contracting, clearance validation, rate structures, and performance management. 
  • Manage financial operations including timesheets, billing, and reporting with rigour and accuracy. 
  • Lead recruiting and talent development with a focus on security-cleared professionals; build the bench required to scale with Canada's defence infrastructure investment surge. 

Business Development & Strategic Growth 

Business development runs in parallel with operations from day one. The SVP is CAPSJ's primary external face in federal defence procurement circles and is expected to generate new relationships, win new work, and build the firm's position in the market. 

  • Lead the development and execution of the multi-year growth strategy, including revenue targets and market penetration in security sector markets. 
  • Identify and pursue new business opportunities in government, defence, and federal infrastructure markets. 
  • Lead proposal development: strategic positioning, competitive differentiation, and compliance with federal procurement requirements (GCXchange, CanadaBuys, ProServices standing offers). 
  • Build and maintain direct relationships with client group project managers, security leaders, and technical security stakeholders. 
  • Pursue alliances, joint ventures, and partnerships that extend CAPSJ's capabilities into adjacent defence advisory verticals. 
  • Represent CAPSJ externally as a credible ambassador: at CADSI, federal industry events, and directly with defence client stakeholders. 

What You'll Bring 

Required - Defence, Military, or Security-Sector Operating Background 

The following qualifications are non-negotiable. Candidates must have direct operational experience working within complex defence, military, or security-sector environments. Applicants without this background will not be considered. 

  • Direct, senior-level experience working within complex defence, military, or security-sector organizations, including exposure mission-critical environments. 
  • Demonstrated knowledge of security governance frameworks, operational security requirements, and site or program-level security coordination in regulated environments. 
  • Familiarity with major public-sector or institutional project delivery structures and procurement frameworks; established working relationships with project sponsors and security stakeholders considered a significant asset. 
  • Active or readily activatable Government of Canada security clearance at the Secret level minimum; Top Secret eligibility preferred. This is a gating requirement - not an asset. 
  • Working knowledge of the Controlled Goods Program: what it governs, what triggers a compliance event, and what the re-registration implications of entity changes are. 
  • Understanding military chain-of-command culture and protocol hierarchy; ability to operate credibly from the DSO's office to the construction trailer without a learning curve. 

Assets - Security & Technical Depth 

  • ASIS International certifications: Certified Protection Professional (CPP) and/or Physical Security Professional (PSP). 
  • Hands-on experience with Construction Security Plans (CSPs) under PSPC's Physical Security Policy or Treasury Board Directive on Physical Security. 
  • Experience with SCIF or Protected/Classified space construction oversight: TEMPEST standards, electromagnetic shielding, zone-by-zone access control architecture. 
  • Familiarity with NATO security standards, PSPC's Controlled Goods Directorate regulations, and the Government Security Policy. 

Leadership & Business 

  • Proven leadership in professional services or consulting, with direct accountability for project delivery teams and complex, multi-stakeholder engagements. 
  • Track record in business development within a B2G context: proposal leadership, federal procurement navigation, and client relationship development at the senior government level. 
  • Strong financial acumen: billing, contract management, IC oversight, and operational reporting. 
  • Post-secondary education in engineering, security management, business, or a relevant technical discipline; advanced degree or professional designation is an asset. 

What We Offer:  

  • This posting reflects a current, active vacancy.  
  • A comprehensive health and benefits plan  
  • RRSP matching with DPSP contributions.  
  • Wellness Day - one paid day per year, dedicated to family, work-life balance, and personal well-being.  
  • Volunteer Day - up to 8 paid hours per year to volunteer with a registered charity.  
  • Maternity Leave Top-Up  
  • Access to expert mentorship and training and development programs 

At Tiree, we believe careers should be as unique as the individuals who build them. That's why we offer our employees the opportunity to carve out a career pathway tailored to their ambitions, supported by the right training, tools, and mentorship to help them succeed.  

We appreciate you taking the time to apply and are committed to getting back to you in a timely manner and delivering an efficient and enjoyable interview process.  

Note: Artificial Intelligence is not involved in the screening or selection of candidates. Those decisions are made entirely by real, actual humans. While we may use AI for small administrative tasks during the recruiting process, the evaluating and choosing of candidates is strictly human powered. 

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion 

Be you.  

We strive to create a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion where everyone at Tiree feels welcome, supported and celebrated. There are dynamism and pride in a community shaped by diverse voices, perspectives and lived experiences. We want to empower you to be you. 

We are extremely proud of our teams - they are strong, determined, dedicated people who aspire to excellence, and they make our organization better every day. Our goal is to meet that standard of excellence in our commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility and for our teams to reflect the wonderful diversity of the communities in which we live and work. 

We are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workforce. As part of this commitment, we strive to provide a selection process that is accessible to all candidates. Please advise if you require any accommodations to ensure your equal participation.Â