Jobs at Foresters Financial

The Grants Coordinator administers the Community Grants program, ensuring efficient service delivery and member satisfaction across Canada, the US, and the UK. Key responsibilities include processing grant applications, supporting members through the grant process, monitoring service delivery, and contributing to operational improvement.

Administer and maintain Canadian pre-authorized (PAC) and cheque payments, update member banking records, process returns, liaise with financial institutions, support members/producers, meet SLAs, assist team during peak periods, and ensure compliance with product and regulatory guidelines.

Manage end-to-end processing of new business life insurance applications, supporting producers with application review, document follow-up, underwriting coordination, policy changes, escalations, and customer communication to ensure timely, accurate case resolution and process improvement.

Handle shipping/receiving and inbound/outbound mail, process and index scanned documents, reconcile applications and cheques, assemble and quality-check life insurance certificate packages, troubleshoot imaging issues, and distribute packages while ensuring compliance with regulations and SLAs.

Handle inbound agent calls to educate, recommend, and sell Foresters Financial life and annuity products. Provide sales and marketing support, track activities in systems, meet call metrics, collaborate with internal teams, and follow compliance while pursuing professional development.

The Contracting Administrator ensures timely contracting and licensing of producers/advisors, provides customer service support, and maintains accurate records in compliance with legal guidelines.

The Regional Sales Director manages sales in a designated territory, builds client relationships, promotes products, and provides training to ensure sales targets are achieved.

The Regional Sales Director is responsible for managing a sales territory, developing client relationships, providing training, and achieving sales targets in the MGA channel.

Investigate and address commission inquiries from insurance advisers, ensuring timely payment and accurate processing of commission data while maintaining high service standards.

The Director leads the suitability and compliance function for a new fixed annuity program, ensuring adherence to regulations, managing a team, and supporting compliance processes.

The Director of Annuity Initiatives leads planning, execution, and management of annuity initiatives across departments, ensuring timely delivery and stakeholder alignment.

The Contracting Administrator handles contracting and licensing for producers/advisors, provides customer service, processes applications, and manages inquiries related to licensing and contracts.

The Director of Annuity Pricing leads pricing, product development, and profitability management for annuity products, ensuring compliance and strategic alignment with financial objectives.

The Regional Sales Director manages a territory to generate sales, build client relationships, promote products, and develop sales strategies while ensuring superior service and support for distributors.

This role involves leading product analysis and development for annuities, mentoring analysts, ensuring regulatory compliance, and overseeing product operations and enhancements.

The Digital Specialist will manage email marketing campaigns and content publication on B2B platforms, utilizing Salesforce Marketing Cloud and Sitecore. Responsibilities include testing deployments, analyzing campaign performance, and ensuring timely content management across digital channels.

Responsible for ensuring system functionality through manual and automated testing. Key duties include developing test scripts, coordinating tests, and maintaining documentation.

The Regional Sales Director manages sales in a specified territory, builds client relationships, generates new business, and conducts training. They are responsible for achieving sales targets and promoting products.

The Commissions Administrator is responsible for managing insurance adviser commission inquiries, processing payments, and ensuring accurate data input while meeting tight deadlines.

The Actuarial Analyst will support IFRS17 reporting, AAR preparation, process improvements, and maintain documentation while developing stakeholder relationships and gaining actuarial experience.