CPABC is the training, governing, and regulatory body for over 40,000 CPA members and 6,000 CPA students and candidates.
Vancouver, BC
The Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia (CPABC) represents over 40,000 CPA members and 6,000 CPA candidates and students. CPABC is responsible for the training and certification of CPA students, the regulation and professional development of its members, and the protection of the public through ethical standards.
On-site · Vancouver
The Experience Requirements Advisor acts as a liaison between employers, learners, and regulatory teams to ensure workplace opportunities align with CPA certification standards. They provide expert guidance on competency development, manage partner relationships, and contribute to the continuous improvement of certification resources.
On-site · Vancouver
The Privacy Program Specialist supports the Privacy Office in managing compliance and risk related to FOIPPA and CASL regulations. Responsibilities include conducting privacy impact assessments, managing privacy incidents, and maintaining organizational privacy policies and documentation.
On-site · Vancouver
The coordinator supports the delivery of member and community events, seminars, and financial literacy programs through logistical planning and administrative tasks. They also manage event materials, track inventory, and provide on-site support to ensure a high-quality attendee experience.
Hybrid · Vancouver
The Governance Coordinator supports the administrative processes for the Board and its committees, including meeting operations, minute taking, and document management. They also assist with compliance coordination, board evaluations, and maintaining board governance manuals.
Hybrid · Vancouver
The Professional Development Operations Coordinator provides administrative, operational, and logistical support for the planning and delivery of professional development programs and events. This role involves facilitating virtual webinars, managing on-site event logistics, processing financial invoices, and maintaining program data.
Hybrid · Vancouver
The Economist develops and manages economic thought leadership and public interest research using provincial and national data. This includes producing the BC Check-Up analysis, budget submissions, and translating complex economic insights for external audiences.
