Coralie Mac Intyre (She/Her)
About Coralie Mac Intyre (She/Her)
Coralie Mac Intyre is a Manager of Regional Administration (Client Experience & Support) at MD Financial Management, where she has worked since 2021. She has extensive experience in the banking sector, having held various positions at Scotiabank over a span of nearly two decades.
Current Role at MD Financial Management
Coralie Mac Intyre serves as the Manager of Regional Administration (Client Experience & Support) at MD Financial Management since 2021. In this role, she focuses on enhancing client experience and providing support across regional operations. Her responsibilities include overseeing administrative functions and ensuring that client needs are met effectively. She is based in Alberta.
Previous Experience at Scotiabank
Coralie Mac Intyre has extensive experience at Scotiabank, where she held various positions from 2001 to 2019. She worked in roles such as Support Officer in the Central Mortgage Unit, Change Management Lead, and Branch Manager. Her tenure included managing customer service operations and leading projects aimed at improving the customer value proposition. She also served as a Customer Service Supervisor and was involved in the Real Estate Department.
Education and Qualifications
Coralie Mac Intyre studied at Holland College, where she earned a degree in Business Administration and Management from 1995 to 1997. This educational background provided her with foundational knowledge in business practices and management principles, which she has applied throughout her career in the financial services industry.
Career Progression
Throughout her career, Coralie Mac Intyre has demonstrated a steady progression in the financial services sector. Starting in the Real Estate Department at Scotiabank, she advanced through various roles, including managerial positions in customer service and operations. Her experience spans multiple locations, including Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary, showcasing her adaptability and expertise in different regional markets.