Senior Director Regulatory Affairs-Canada

JOB SUMMARY

Reporting to the Chief Legal Officer this position is responsible for managing the highly skilled Canadian regulatory affairs teams focused on internal compliance while supporting regulatory strategy and risk mitigation for Livingston and our clients.
The Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs for Canada will have the opportunity to significantly impact change within the organization via amplified lobbying initiatives to rally support from industry associations, advocacy groups and grassroots networks resulting in a high level of exposure within the Canadian government.

KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
• Work closely with Livingston's brokerage operations to ensure compliance with Canadian laws, legislation, policy, and directives pertaining to Customs Border Security Agency, and other Participating Government Agencies to minimize risk to the organization.
• Shape legislative policies through advocacy and proactive lobbying efforts by representing the interests of Livingston; influence decisionmakers to successfully shape the direction of policy development.
• Provide framework for regulatory organizational compliance via our Compliance Manual, directives, policy, and service center audits; develop new policies and procedures as required.
• Build relationships with government agencies to promote Livingston's thought leadership; create and promote collaborative environment to facilitate exchange of information.
• Continuously mentor and develop highly skilled team members; create and inspire teams towards a shared vision to increase engagement and goal achievement.
• Provide input to the Chief Legal Officer by creating operational synergies, writing regulatory articles for internal and external publications, and promoting common border strategies.
• Participate in industry associations, committees, etc., to promote and represent Livingston's core interests.
• Work with the Chief Legal Officer to develop regulatory strategy to ensure Livingston's readiness within the sphere for Global Trade.
• Perform related duties assigned by corporate leaders to support department initiatives as needed.

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS
• 7 - 10 years related global trade industry experience and expertise [global organization or law firm with global trade industry
concentration].
• Brokerage industry expertise with proficiency in Customs Regulations, Harmonized Tariff System, Trade Programs and how they
translate to our customers.
• Knowledge of Parliament Hill and legislative process strongly preferred; ability to develop and implement strategies to influence
legislation and policy at the federal level.
• Lead team, promote company vision, establish direction, and motivate associates; create atmosphere of trust, leverage diverse views,
encourage improvement and innovation.
• Demonstrated knowledge of customs, international trade regulations, brokerage systems and service offerings in a corporate
environment.

WORK EXPERIENCE - MINIMUM REQUIRED

EDUCATION

Required: Associates Degree or post-secondary education in Global Trade/Commerce or Logistics

CERTIFICATIONS DESCRIPTION

CBSA Professional Designation
Certified Trade Compliance Specialist

COMPETENCIES

Business Acumen and Straight Talk

Base salary is one component of our total rewards package which also includes incentive opportunities, benefits, and professional development. Salary ranges are established by location and reflect relevant factors such as skills, experience, and market conditions. The good-faith salary range for this position is 130,000-180,000 CAD. Actual compensation will be determined based on these factors and may vary accordingly.

Job Type: Full Time

Location: ON Toronto - CN030