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Senior Manager, Talent Acquisition - Scotiabank, Toronto

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Posted: July 25, 2026

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Join Scotiabank in Toronto as a Senior Manager, Talent Acquisition. Lead a high-performing team to shape and deliver best-in-class recruitment strategies for Global Wealth Management and Global Insurance divisions. Drive operational excellence and attract top talent.

at a glance

Location
Toronto, ON
Category
Human Resources
Requisition ID
266280
Education
Post-secondary education (preferred)
Language Asset
Bilingualism (French and/or Spanish)

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job description

Role Overview

Scotiabank is seeking a dynamic and strategic Senior Manager to join their Talent Solutions team, focusing on the Global Wealth Management and Global Insurance divisions across Canada. This pivotal role involves shaping and delivering best-in-class recruitment strategies to attract, engage, and hire top talent, ensuring the business achieves its goals within an inclusive and high-performing culture.

As a leader, you will guide a high-performing team, drive operational excellence, and ensure all hiring activities adhere to regulatory standards and internal policies. This is an opportunity to make a significant impact on Scotiabank's talent acquisition strategy at a global scale, influencing senior stakeholders and building future-ready teams.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

  • Inspire and develop a team of Senior Consultants, fostering a high-performance, client-focused culture that delivers exceptional hiring outcomes.
  • Partner with business leaders and Centres of Excellence (COEs) to design and execute forward-looking recruitment and sourcing strategies aligned to business priorities.
  • Oversee end-to-end recruitment delivery, continuously enhancing service quality, efficiency, and candidate experience.
  • Ensure achievement of service level agreements, scorecards, and key performance metrics across the team.
  • Act as a trusted advisor to the business, managing escalated and nuanced hiring scenarios with confidence and sound judgment.
  • Embed a strong risk culture, ensuring all recruitment activities meet regulatory requirements and align with the Bank’s frameworks for operational, compliance, and conduct risk.
  • Deepen relationships across the Bank, leveraging insights, systems, and networks to deliver integrated talent solutions.
  • Implement a people strategy that attracts, develops, and retains top talent, championing inclusion, succession planning, and continuous growth.

Requirements

  • Proven experience leading large, complex recruitment teams in a complex and matrixed environment.
  • Deep expertise in modern recruitment practices, including strategy development, sourcing, and delivery excellence.
  • Experience partnering with senior stakeholders across business lines, functions, or geographies.
  • Strong business acumen and ability to translate talent strategy into impactful outcomes.
  • Track record of driving operational efficiency and continuous improvement.

Post-secondary education is preferred, and bilingualism in French and/or Spanish is considered a valuable asset for this role.

Why Join Scotiabank?

This opportunity allows you to shape talent strategy at scale, influence senior stakeholders, and build high-performing teams that directly contribute to business success. It is an ideal role for a leader who thrives in complexity, values innovation, and is passionate about delivering exceptional talent outcomes within a purpose-driven and inclusive culture.

frequently asked questions

Where is this role located?

This Senior Manager, Talent Acquisition position is based in Toronto, Ontario.

What divisions will this role support?

You will support the Global Wealth Management and Global Insurance divisions within Canada.

Is post-secondary education a requirement?

While not strictly mandatory, post-secondary education is preferred for this role.

Is bilingualism an asset for this position?

Yes, bilingualism in French and/or Spanish is considered an asset.

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