Associate Director Valuation Damages Finance
3 days ago
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Canadian Inclusion
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Lead valuation and damages engagements at Secretariat in Toronto, applying financial modeling and forensic analysis to complex disputes. Work alongside senior professionals and testifying experts.
As Associate Director, you will manage significant workstreams involving business valuation and economic damages. You will develop financial models, review valuation analyses, prepare expert reports, and communicate findings to clients and counsel. The practice serves high-profile matters across industries, including shareholder disputes, post-acquisition disputes, and international arbitrations.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage engagements involving business valuation and economic damages Develop and review complex financial models and valuation analyses Analyze financial information and identify engagement-relevant issues Prepare and review expert reports and rebuttal analyses Support experts through hearings, trials, and mediations Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, economics, or related discipline CBV, CPA, CFA, ACA, ACCA, or equivalent designation Approximately seven to ten years of relevant experience Business valuation, damages, forensic accounting, or dispute advisory experience Advanced Microsoft Excel and strong communication skills Apply valuation, financial analysis, and dispute advisory expertise while managing complex engagements and developing junior professionals at Secretariat.
Manage engagements involving business valuation and economic damages Develop and review complex financial models and valuation analyses Analyze financial information and identify engagement-relevant issues Prepare and review expert reports and rebuttal analyses Support experts through hearings, trials, and mediations Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, economics, or related discipline CBV, CPA, CFA, ACA, ACCA, or equivalent designation Approximately seven to ten years of relevant experience Business valuation, damages, forensic accounting, or dispute advisory experience Advanced Microsoft Excel and strong communication skills Apply valuation, financial analysis, and dispute advisory expertise while managing complex engagements and developing junior professionals at Secretariat.