VP/President Construction - Low/Mid-Rise Residential - GTA

Reviews, tracks and reports on overall project budgets and schedules-including cash flow forecasts, variance analysis, partner reporting packages, etc.

• Provide executive leadership in cultivating and sustaining high‑performing trade partner relationships, ensuring strong alignment with organizational goals and long‑term strategic delivery. Oversee enterprise‑level scheduling, budgeting, estimating, value engineering, and contract governance across a high‑volume construction portfolio totaling $200M-$500M under active execution. Drive accountability across all stakeholders, maintaining rigorous cost, schedule, and quality control while confidently navigating complex trade dynamics to protect project outcomes and organizational interests.

  
  

• Experience in the full real estate development cycle, including site analysis/selection, planning approvals, real estate finance, project budgeting, valuation, evaluating site servicing requirements, assessing/managing community impacts, building/managing public/private sector partnerships, business planning, managing RFP processes and proposal review and selection, contract negotiation and construction management and controls.

• Extensive experience working with urban and suburban real estate developers, engineering consultants, architects, planners, contractors, and municipal and provincial authorities with current knowledge of relevant legislation affecting housing development and current market knowledge in relation to construction costs and trends in the construction sector

• Analyze site, building, and suite plans as well as other technical drawings, Prepare and review financial and other quantitative analysis, particularly financial modeling and complex budgeting, with some familiarity of financial accounting statements

• Work on multiple projects simultaneously, prioritizing and meeting tight deadlines within complex and well-documented critical path schedules

• Keeps current with the specific political, regulatory, and market trends to keep the business informed of potential changes within the development industry

• Must be familiar with Tarion, and city planning and building permit approved process

• Communicate and build trust with, and deliver upon commitments to, diverse groups of stakeholders: municipal staff and politicians, community groups, adjacent landowners, etc. within the GTA,

Analyze complex contracts and other legal and regulatory documents, such as official plans and zoning by laws

• Works with the larger Urban Development team and assists with general administration as required; and

• Other duties as requested by management

MPI does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, marital status, or based on an individual's status in any group or class otherwise protected under applicable human rights legislation. MPI encourages applications from minorities, women, the disabled and all other qualified applicants