Richard Mills
About Richard Mills
Richard Mills serves as the Head of Client Relationships at Interac Corp. He has extensive experience in banking and finance, having held various managerial roles at CIBC and HSBC, and has an academic background in engineering and business.
Current Role at Interac
Richard Mills serves as the Head of Client Relationships at Interac Corp. He has held this position since 2024. In this role, he focuses on developing and maintaining client relationships, ensuring that client needs are met effectively. His experience in client management and business development contributes to the strategic direction of the organization.
Previous Experience at CIBC
Richard Mills worked at CIBC in various roles from 2013 to 2019. He began as a GMRP Rotational Associate, where he gained foundational experience in banking operations. He then progressed to the position of Sr. Manager, Sales Strategy and Support, and later served as Sr. Manager, Commercial Banking. His tenure at CIBC provided him with extensive knowledge in commercial banking and sales strategies.
Experience at HSBC
At HSBC, Richard Mills held multiple positions between 2019 and 2022. He served as Senior Manager, Global Liquidity and Cash Management, where he managed liquidity solutions for clients. He later became the National Sales Head of ISB Global Liquidity and Cash Management, overseeing sales initiatives and client engagement strategies within the organization.
Educational Background
Richard Mills has a strong educational foundation. He studied at the University of Toronto, earning a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Applied Science (MASc) in Energy and Environmental Engineering. Additionally, he completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at the same institution. He also passed all three CFA exams on his first attempt while studying at the CFA Institute.
Teaching and Research Experience
Richard Mills has experience in academia, having worked as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Toronto from 2007 to 2009. He assisted in courses related to Design for the Environment and Heat Transfer. Additionally, he conducted research as a Heat Transfer Researcher in 2006, contributing to the academic community and enhancing his technical expertise.