Temi Oshin

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About Temi Oshin

I am a, with deep expertise in M&A, corporate finance, treasury, and financial transformation. I help organizations drive sustainable growth, operational excellence, and long-term value creation through sound financial leadership and execution. My core strengths lie in managing complex transactions, aligning financial strategy with enterprise goals, and building high-performing teams. Notable achievements include- Led the Finance, Tax, and Treasury functions on a $+ — overseeing end-to-end financial readiness, risk mitigation, and strategic execution- Managed a Transition Services Agreement (TSA) for a $. — driving monthly invoicing, reporting, stakeholder engagement, and TSA governance to ensure smooth post-deal continuity. I hold a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, an MSc in Finance, and a BSc in Economics (with Distinction). I am also a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) and a member of ACCA. This solid academic and professional foundation enables me to combine strategic thinking with technical precision to deliver results. My career spans top-tier professional services and financial institutions, including serving as a Senior Consultant at Deloitte, where I lead high-impact mandates across M&A, TSA governance, and finance transformation. I previously served as a Project Team Lead at First Bank, where I drove corporate transformation initiatives, and as an Investment Banking Analyst at Cordros Capital, where I supported key capital market and advisory transactions. 🤝 & Beyond my corporate work. I currently serve as the Board Audit Chair of Winners Chapel International Calgary and as Associate Vice President, Finance at PMI SAC, where I provide strategic oversight and governance. As a personal finance content creator, I equip individuals and families — especially newcomers to Canada with the tools, confidence, and education to build wealth and achieve long-term financial independence. At the heart of everything I do is a passion for making a difference through finance both in boardrooms and in communities.