Harris Leaves CIBC For BMO

Bank of Montreal hires Allie Harris for data governance and analytics role

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Allie Harris, director of data governance and analytics, Bank of Montreal

Allie Harris has joined Bank of Montreal as director of data governance and analytics. In her new role, she is responsible for leading the firm's data governance strategy for personal and commercial banking, counterparties, investments and capital markets trading in Canada.

Harris reports to Francois Joanette, enterprise chief data officer.

Previously, Harris was senior director of process measurement and analytics at CIBC. She is also serving as vice president of the Information Resource

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