Anne,Yu Hsien Tai
About Anne,Yu Hsien Tai
Anne Yu Hsien Tai is a Work Force Manager at CIBC with extensive experience in financial planning and investment representation.
Current Position at CIBC
Anne Yu Hsien Tai currently works at CIBC as a Work Force Manager. She began her tenure in this role in 2012. Her responsibilities include managing workforce operations and ensuring optimal staffing and performance. Anne has been with CIBC in different capacities since 2007, showcasing her long-term commitment and expertise within the organization.
Previous Role as Senior Investment Representative
Before her current role, Anne Yu Hsien Tai served as a Senior Investment Representative at CIBC from 2007 to 2012. Her role involved managing client investments and providing financial advice. During this period, Anne gained valuable experience in investments, which has undoubtedly contributed to her knowledge and skillset as a workforce manager.
Experience as Financial Planning Consultant
Anne Yu Hsien Tai was a Financial Planning Consultant at Investors Group for one year, from 2006 to 2007. In this role, she provided strategic financial advice and planning services to clients. This experience helped her build a strong foundation in financial consulting and client management.
MBA from York University's Schulich School of Business
Anne Yu Hsien Tai holds an MBA from York University's Schulich School of Business, which she completed from 2004 to 2006. This advanced degree has equipped her with comprehensive knowledge in business management and finance, supporting her subsequent career roles.
Expertise in Project Management and System Changes
Anne has demonstrated significant expertise in project management and system changes. She acted as a subject matter expert for the Compass project, conducting impact analysis for major system changes. She also developed testing plans for projects such as the TDSR calculator, handling requirements collection and test case scenarios. Additionally, Anne performed major changes to LCMS queues and workgroups, ensuring their successful validation.