TD Bank Group announces changes to senior exec team

TD Bank Group has released an announcement recently detailing the following alterations to its Senior Executive Team.

After nearly three decades and a half with the lender, Teri Currie, Group Head, Canadian Personal Banking, has notified TD of her plans to retire at the end of January 2022. Upon her retirement, she will be appointed to TD’s U.S. Board of Directors, effective February 1, 2022.

“Teri’s contributions to TD have touched almost every corner of the Bank.  She rose from a teller at a branch in Calgary to lead our flagship Canadian Personal Bank through a time of significant change and progress,” said Bharat Masrani, Group President and CEO, TD Bank Group. “Teri has helped TD grow and succeed while setting the standard for inspiring leadership. I will always value our long collaboration and I am extremely pleased that she will join the Board of our U.S. Bank.”

As Group Head of Canadian Personal Banking, Currie pioneered a transformation that paid more attention to the evolution of customers’ needs and devised strategies which positioned the business to leverage the changes instead of becoming a victim of it. This ushered in a more personalized set of offerings across all of TD’s channels.

She also successfully led the Canadian Personal Bank as it navigated the uncertainties brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, supporting thousands of colleagues and helping millions other everyday Canadians navigate a volatile economic situation.

Having served as a member of the Senior Executive Team since 2010, Currie played a significant role in the forming and morning of TD’s industry-leading brand, talent strategies, and digital and technology capabilities. She was instrumental in structuring TD’s unique and inclusive culture and in creating the laudable customer experiences that are TD’s hallmark.

“I could not have asked for a more fulfilling career than I have had during my almost 35 years with TD. Working side-by-side with dedicated and talented colleagues to help build this formidable, customer-centric and caring organization has been an absolute privilege,” said Currie.