Tsering Panjor
About Tsering Panjor
Tsering Panjor is a Group Product Manager at CIBC with extensive experience in business analysis and product management across various industries.
Current Role at CIBC
Tsering Panjor currently serves as the Group Product Manager at CIBC since 2022. In this position, Tsering oversees the management and strategic direction of product offerings within the bank. This role leverages Tsering's extensive experience in various facets of banking and product management.
Senior Product Manager at CIBC
From 2018 to 2022, Tsering Panjor was the Senior Product Manager for Consumer Deposits and Investments at CIBC. During this tenure, Tsering was responsible for the growth and development of consumer deposit products and investment solutions, playing a key role in product innovation and market adaptation.
Business Systems Consultant at CIBC
Between 2013 and 2018, Tsering Panjor worked as a Business Systems Consultant for Consumer Banking Product Technology at CIBC in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This role involved consulting on technology systems to support consumer banking products, ensuring seamless integration and operational efficiency.
Senior Business Analyst Positions
Tsering Panjor has an extensive background as a Senior Business Analyst. Notably, Tsering served at TD (2012-2013), Air Canada (2010-2011), and Tarion (2010) in roles focusing on human resources, airport IT and customer service, and customer relationship management respectively. These roles highlighted Tsering's analytical skills and ability to enhance operational processes.
Early Career and Analyst Roles
Earlier in Tsering Panjor's career, there were key roles as a Business Systems Analyst and Business Analyst. This included positions at JetBlue Airways (2008-2009), GE Capital (2007-2008), Freddie Mac (2006-2007), and Citi (2004-2006). These roles contributed significantly to Tsering's expertise in business systems analysis, particularly in interactive marketing, loyalty programs, treasury, investment and capital markets, and both consumer and commercial banking.