Sarah Munro, Cphr
About Sarah Munro, Cphr
Sarah Munro is a Director of Human Resources at Canfor in Vancouver, British Columbia. She has extensive experience in human resources, including previous roles at HSBC and the National Association of Manufacturers, and has been involved with the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade since 2010.
Current Role at Canfor
Sarah Munro serves as the Director of Human Resources at Canfor, a position she has held since 2023. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, she is responsible for overseeing HR strategies and initiatives within the company. Her role involves aligning human resource practices with organizational goals, enhancing employee engagement, and fostering a positive workplace culture.
Previous Experience at HSBC
Prior to her current role, Sarah Munro held several positions at HSBC. She worked as an HR Business Partner from 2011 to 2019, where she contributed to HR strategy and employee relations. In 2022, she served as an AVP, HR Consultant for three years, and briefly as Head of HR Consultancy in 2023 for seven months. Her tenure at HSBC provided her with extensive experience in human resources management.
Education and Professional Development
Sarah Munro studied Economics at Simon Fraser University, where she achieved a degree in Arts. She has been pursuing the Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) designation through CPHR BC & Yukon since 2010, demonstrating her commitment to professional growth in the HR field.
Involvement with Greater Vancouver Board of Trade
Since 2010, Sarah Munro has been actively involved with the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade as Program Chair and Mentor for the Leaders of Tomorrow Program. In this role, she supports the development of emerging leaders, providing mentorship and guidance to help them navigate their professional journeys.
Early Career at National Association of Manufacturers
Sarah Munro began her career as a Trade Intern at the National Association of Manufacturers in 2003, where she worked for 11 months. This early experience provided her with foundational knowledge in trade and industry practices.