
The former programmer now leading TD's global marketing has built a career around a practical idea: data earns attention inside the business, while human insight earns it outside.

From inch-sized savings goals to free bike rides and basketball fandom, Tangerine's chief marketer turns an invisible service into things Canadians can see, use and remember.

After decades in direct response, digital acquisition and banking, BMO Canada's marketing chief is testing a practical idea: a regulated institution can earn attention without losing discipline.
RBC’s biggest technology conversion moved more than 780,000 HSBC Canada clients onto its systems in a single weekend. The bank’s real product is not an account or an app - it is the operating system that connects them all, at enormous cost and with very little room for error.
Canada's oldest bank bought a shortcut to the American West. The useful lesson is not the size of the deal - it is how BMO absorbed the conversion pain, cut what no longer fit and turned a sprawling footprint into a denser bet.
CIBC has spent 159 years changing the interface between people and money. Its newest chapter connects 15 million clients, four banking businesses and an old institutional habit: make the bank meet people where they are.