Introducing Timothy Troy

Timothy Troy joins the Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary with over seventeen (17) years of senior leadership experience, which included time as Chief Operating Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and Vice-President of Corporate Services and eventually as Chief Executive Officer of an integrated, multi-divisional construction and transportation group operating in multiple provinces.

As Executive Director – Business & Operations, Timothy will leverage his experience collaboratively leading multi-disciplinary project teams, developing proactive, value-added partnerships, making evidence-based decisions, and managing within strict financial constraints to support the Diocese and its overall impact.

“We are excited to have Timothy joining the Diocese as Executive Director – Business & Operations and expect that his considerable experience in human resources, corporate finance, financial reporting and analysis, board governance, enterprise risk management, and operations management will benefit the Diocese greatly,” said Rev. Wilbert Chin Jon, V.G., Moderator of the Curia.
 
Timothy holds an MBA from the Smith School of Business at Queens University, where he also completed the Centre for Social Impact’s graduate program in socially responsible leadership. Previously, he attended the Schulich School of Business at York University where he completed an undergraduate degree in Economics & Business. Timothy is a professional member of the Institute of Corporate Directors, Institute of Internal Auditors, Chartered Professionals in Human Resources, and the Society for Human Resources Management and has served non-profit boards as a member and through his consulting & advisory practice. In addition, he is a Certified Fund-Raising Executive and has completed Osgoode Hall Law School’s program in Indigenous Peoples and Canadian Law, along with the Project Management Institute’s construction professional’s designation. Timothy is an avid runner, cyclist, conservationist, and father of three.
 
“I’m excited to build on the outstanding work of our team.” said Timothy. “Our community is extremely welcoming and is very special to both me and my family. The critical role of the Diocese, in building a healthy, dynamic, resilient, and sustainable community cannot be overstated. Moving forward collaboratively, while leveraging our team’s knowledge, skills, and abilities, I’m optimistic that the sky is the limit about what we can achieve together.”