Stephanie Huang
About Stephanie Huang
Stephanie Huang is the Senior Director of Digital Product Delivery & Development at CIBC, with a history of leadership roles in financial technology across major Canadian banks.
Current Title at CIBC
Stephanie Huang is currently the Senior Director of Digital Product Delivery & Development at CIBC in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She began this role in 2019.
Previous Roles at CIBC
Stephanie Huang has held several senior positions at CIBC before her current role. From 2017 to 2019, she served as the Senior Director of FX & E-Commerce Technology. Prior to that, she was the Senior Director and Head of FX Technology from 2014 to 2017. She also acted as Director and Head of Global Support (CMT) between 2012 and 2014.
Experience at TD Securities
Before joining CIBC, Stephanie Huang worked at TD Securities in various capacities. Her roles included IT Manager for e-Markets, FX Technology (2009-2012), IT Specialist for FX Technology (2008-2009), and Business Analyst for FX Technology (2007-2008). Additionally, she worked as an Analyst for FX Technology from 2005 to 2006.
Educational Background
Stephanie Huang has a Bachelor of Mathematics degree from the University of Waterloo, where she studied Mathematics & Business with a concentration in Risk Management & Insurance.
Achievements in Digital Product Delivery
Stephanie Huang has made significant contributions in her field. She led the launch of SmartBanking for Business, achieving onboarding targets by 110% in its first year. She also delivered the Cash Management Online platform, which won the Global Finance Magazine award for Best Treasury and Cash Management Bank in Canada and Best Bank for Cash Management in North America. Additionally, she implemented a fully digital onboarding experience for small businesses, a first among major financial institutions in Canada.
Strategic Initiatives
Stephanie Huang developed a three-year digital strategy roadmap aimed at increasing digital asset adoption by 50% and identifying operational cost reduction opportunities. She also executed a business case that achieved a positive net present value in less than a year, resulting in up to $3 million in annual savings by reducing operational expenses.