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Investment Management Corporation of Ontario

Manages assets for public sector clients

Manager Employee Experience

People & HRConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeToronto, ON, CanadaCA$105k - CA$138k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A post-secondary degree or diploma in Human Resources, Business, Organizational Development, Employee Experience, or a related field is required; relevant professional certification is an asset.
  • At least 10 years of progressive experience in employee experience, organizational effectiveness, talent, culture, change, employee engagement, or a related discipline, including influencing enterprise-wide initiatives and cross-functional stakeholders in a complex organizational environment.
  • Experience designing enterprise listening strategies, interpreting quantitative and qualitative data, and translating employee insight into actionable priorities for leaders and the organization.
  • Experience administering and leveraging Workday Peakon Employee Voice, or a comparable enterprise listening platform, to measure employee experience, generate workforce insights, identify trends, and inform enterprise and functional action planning.
  • Strong written, verbal, facilitation, and executive communication skills, including translating complex findings into clear decisions, recommendations, and priorities for leaders.
  • Experience developing polished presentation materials and presenting and facilitating for enterprise-wide, large, and executive audiences.
  • Experience leading employee journey discovery, service design, or human-centered design initiatives and improving cross-functional employee experiences across moments that matter.
  • Experience supporting organizational change, transformation, or operating model initiatives through employee insight, experience design, stakeholder engagement, and experience testing.
  • Strong program and portfolio management skills, including mobilizing partners across Talent, HR Operations, HR Business Partners, Communications, Technology, Workplace, and the business to deliver enterprise-wide initiatives.
  • Experience establishing governance frameworks, journey principles, personas, standards, measurement approaches, and accountability mechanisms across multiple stakeholder groups.
  • Strong analytical, critical-thinking, and data storytelling skills, with sound judgment and attention to employee experience, organizational, and business outcomes.
  • Ability to influence senior stakeholders, build trusted relationships, manage ambiguity, and maintain momentum in a collaborative, cross-functional environment.

Responsibilities

  • Execute the enterprise listening strategy across annual and pulse surveys, quantitative and qualitative feedback, and other employee insight channels.
  • Serve as subject matter expert and business owner for Workday Peakon Employee Voice, partnering with HR Operations support as needed on survey mechanics, data integrity, and routine administration.
  • Synthesize employee feedback, workforce data, and business context into enterprise and functional insights for leaders, HR Business Partners, and other decision-makers.
  • Identify cross-enterprise themes, emerging risks, and opportunities, and translate findings into priorities for action.
  • Own and maintain the Employee Experience roadmap, focusing on the employee journey and moments that matter most to organizational strategy and workforce experience.
  • Own, manage, and evolve enterprise employee experience programs, including the tenure recognition program, wellness and inclusion events, and enterprise recognition program, ensuring they remain relevant, well-governed, and aligned with employee needs and organizational priorities.
  • Partner with Communications on employee experience communications and campaigns related to holidays, heritage, and awareness months.
  • Design and facilitate program sessions, events, and related experiences to support effective enterprise delivery and employee participation.
  • Partner with HR, Communications, and Facilities on enterprise initiatives, events, and workplace changes that may affect employee experience; identify impacts, incorporate employee needs, and support a cohesive experience.
  • Serve on the Health and Safety Committee, bringing an employee experience perspective to workplace health, safety, and wellbeing priorities; identify opportunities to integrate these priorities into employee experience programs, events, and learning initiatives, and partner with relevant teams on a coordinated approach.
  • Lead discovery and diagnostic work to identify friction, root causes, and improvement opportunities across priority journeys.
  • Partner with process owners and enabling teams to shape and advance employee experience improvements with clear outcomes and success measures.
  • Manage a portfolio of approximately two to three enterprise journey priorities per year, balancing impact, feasibility, and organizational capacity.
  • Translate listening insights into enterprise themes, priorities, and recommended focus areas that help leaders and business areas understand and act on results.
  • Lead enterprise-wide delivery and communication of employee engagement results, ensuring leaders and employees receive clear, consistent, and actionable insights.
  • Establish the action-planning approach, tools, templates, and reporting cadence to support consistent, business-led follow-through on employee feedback.
  • Partner with HR Business Partners to equip leaders with practical guidance, coaching, and insight interpretation that supports local ownership of engagement outcomes and action planning.
  • Maintain visibility into business action-planning progress, barriers, and outcomes, escalating enterprise-level themes or systemic issues that require broader organizational attention.
  • Define and govern Employee Experience measures, baselines, and success criteria, linking listening results to journey outcomes and business priorities where appropriate.
  • Monitor adoption, experience outcomes, and unintended impacts, and recommend evidence-based adjustments.
  • Explore and test practical innovations in listening, journey design, and experience measurement, scaling approaches that demonstrate value.
  • Provide concise reporting and recommendations to Talent leadership and enterprise stakeholders on priorities, progress, risks, and outcomes.

About the Company

Investment Management Corporation of Ontario

Manages assets for public sector clients

IMCO manages about $86 billion in investments for Ontario’s broader public-sector clients, providing investment management, portfolio construction guidance, access to a wide range of asset classes, and rigorous risk management. It acts as the client’s investment manager, building and adjusting diversified portfolios to meet long-term goals using various asset classes and risk controls. It operates independently from government (arm’s length) with a seasoned board, offering governance tailored to public-sector needs. Its goal is to help clients grow and protect their assets through professional management and disciplined, diversified portfolios.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
$1.6B
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
2016

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