Senior Manager, Advisor Learning
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Aviso
At Aviso, we are dedicated to improving the financial well-being of Canadians. As a leading wealth management organization, we are committed to leadership, innovation, partnership, responsibility, and community. Working with talented and energetic professionals who exemplify our values every day, you will quickly notice that our people and dynamic ‘oneaviso’ culture sets us apart. If you are looking for interesting and challenging work, at a company committed to its people, find out more about what Aviso has to offer at
The Opportunity
We’re looking to fill an opening for a Senior Manager, Advisor Learning & Development, to join our Learning and Development team.
In partnership with the Director, Learning and Development, the Senior Manager, Advisor Learning & Development is responsible for leading a small team and personally contributing to the design, development, and delivery of high-impact learning programs for our Credit Union Advisors and their teams. This is a player/coach role that blends hands‑on curriculum and facilitation work with people leadership to build technical capability and sales effectiveness required to deliver comprehensive wealth advice to members.
You will apply modern adult learning methodologies and leverage the LMS and learning technologies to create practical, engaging experiences that improve learner confidence, accelerate time to proficiency, and support knowledge transfer. Through strong partnership with internal partners, you will translate learning needs into prioritized plans, measure outcomes, and continuously improve programs that enhance advisor and client experience.
Key partnerships: You’ll work closely with Credit Union Wealth Leaders, Sales Enablement, Relationship Directors, Compliance/Registrations, Service Centre and Operations teams, and internal project/change partners to ensure learning is relevant, compliant, and adopted.
Success looks like: strong participation rate in non‑mandatory programs, faster advisor proficiency, improved learner satisfaction, measurable reductions in errors (e.g., NIGOs/not‑in‑good‑order) and avoidable Service Centre escalations.
Asoneaviso:
- We Care– Youdo the right thing forclients,partnersand colleagues. Youbuild trusted relationships,championservice excellence, andcontribute to a culture where people feel valued and supported
- We Dare–You challenge the status quo with bold ideasand fresh perspectives. Youembrace change, seek opportunities toinnovateand are comfortable exploring new ways of working
- We Share– Youcollaborate openlyand build meaningful relationships. Youseek outdiverse perspectives, share yourknowledgeand work together to helpcolleagues,clientsand partners succeed
- We Deliver– Youtake ownership of your work,honouryourcommitmentsand focus on delivering meaningful results.You hold yourself accountable and continuously look for ways toimprove
What your day looks like:
- Lead end-to-end design, development, and delivery of the advisor curriculum (hands‑on), including scoping learning objectives, understanding target audiences, determining delivery approaches, and producing required learning assets
- Own the ongoing lifecycle and governance of Academy programs and resources (e.g., reference guides, newsletters, technical papers, articles, process maps, best practices, FAQs), ensuring content remains current based on feedback, satisfaction results, and regulatory/operational changes
- Continuously improve learning experiences by identifying and implementing enhanced delivery techniques and modalities (virtual/in‑person/self‑directed), leveraging learning technologies, and measuring effectiveness
- Lead and coach a team of learning professionals (player/coach): set goals, assign and prioritize work, provide feedback and development support, and remove roadblocks to deliver high‑quality learning solutions
- Act as a learning consultant to internal partners: conduct intake, diagnose needs, translate requirements into prioritized learning plans, and use performance indicators (e.g., market trends, NIGO/not‑in‑good‑order and escalation themes) to recommend solutions that improve individual and organizational performance
- Ensure learning programs and materials adhere to compliance and regulatory requirements for training licensed individuals across our credit union partners
Your experience and skills:
- A post‑secondary degree in an associated field of study; Business, Education, Accounting etc. is preferred.
- 5+ years of progressive experience in adult education / learning & development in the financial services industry
- 5+ years of experience in financial planning/advisory or a related financial services role is preferred
- 3–5 years of experience in a people man