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BIMM

Senior Resource Manager

Toronto, Ontario, Canada; TorontoCanada
Manager · Corporate
POSTED 26 OCT
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BIMM is booming, so we’re looking for a Senior Resource Manager to join our team!

As we observe a hybrid model, this role will require you to be in office 3 days per week to support our teams.

Who we are

BIMM is a Toronto-based agency that lives at the intersection of data, technology, and creativity to provide clients with high-performing campaigns and digital products that shape connected customer experiences. We’ve helped our clients implement fully integrated CRM customer journeys, built robust digital experiences, and created national loyalty programs with decades of experience in sectors of automotive, financial, telco and retail.

We are creative realists, which means our ideas and solutions are grounded in the realities of our clients’ business. We believe big ideas are nothing without big results (and flawless execution); high-performing agencies deliver high-performing campaigns, products, and experiences; and the best solutions happen when we collaborate with clients as partners.

This is an existing vacancy, not a made-up role — this one’s already got a desk waiting.

Who we're looking for

The Senior Resource Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and optimizing resource allocation across BIMM’s multidisciplinary teams, including Creative, Experience Design (XD), Technology, Strategy, and Client Leadership. The role serves as the central point of coordination for staffing decisions, ensuring the right people are assigned to the right opportunities based on skills, experience, availability, development goals, and business priorities.

The Senior Resource Manager also leads forward-looking workforce planning by translating the client, business development, and financial pipeline into actionable resource and hiring plans. This includes maintaining visibility into internal capacity, upcoming talent requirements, and the availability of freelancers, contractors, vendors, and nearshore/offshore resources.

Working closely with department leaders from Client Leadership, Operations, HR, Talent Team, and Finance, the Senior Resource Manager proactively identifies capacity constraints, staffing gaps, utilization risks, and future resourcing requirements. The role develops fulfillment strategies before resource needs affect client onboarding or delivery and maintains the integrity of BIMM’s resourcing data, forecasts, and workforce plans.

You will collaborate with:

  • Leaders and team members across Creative, XD, Technology, Strategy, Client Leadership, Project Management, Operations, HR, Talent Team, and Finance.
  • Reports to the Director of Operations.
  • Has no direct reports.
  • Coordinates the broader external resource ecosystem, including freelancers, contractors, staffing vendors, and nearshore/offshore partners.

Impact

The Senior Resource Manager ensures BIMM has the talent and capacity required to meet current and future client needs. By connecting business pipeline visibility with workforce planning, resource allocation, hiring, and external talent strategies, the role helps BIMM proactively address staffing risks, optimize utilization, support employee wellbeing, and deliver client work successfully.

The role also supports sustainable business growth by identifying talent requirements early, improving the timing of hiring and external resource engagement, and providing leadership with clear visibility into capacity, demand, and resource fulfillment plans.

Responsibilities

  • Resource planning and allocation: Own BIMM's workforce planning, resource allocation, and external talent management function, including capacity planning, staffing forecasts, resource fulfillment strategies, and the processes and governance required to support current and future business demand.
  • Pipeline and workforce planning: Own the workforce planning process by partnering with Client Leadership, Operations, Finance, HR, and department leaders to translate client, business development, and financial pipeline forecasts into actionable resource plans. Anticipate future capacity and capability needs, identify resource gaps, and, in partnership with the Talent Team, define hiring timelines and the most appropriate sourcing approach, including local, nearshore, offshore, employee, freelance, or contractor resources.
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