D2L Careers
Corporate Operations
Corporate Operations at D2L includes Finance, Legal, Strategy, and People and Culture. Interested in learning more?

How does Corporate Operations make an impact at D2L?
The Corporate Operations teams are vital to D2L’s long-term success as a business. These teams handle unique and diverse challenges, united by one common thread: putting D2l in the best position to succeed. Whether it’s delivering award-winning employee and candidate experience, setting our strategic direction, delivering winning proposals, or the many other areas of Corporate Operations – everyone is working together to keep D2L at the forefront of transforming the way the world learns.
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Corporate Strategy
People and Culture
Finance
Legal
D2L’s legal team works cross-functionally to ensure compliance, manage contracts, and support D2L’s business activities, including Proposal Management.
Corporate Strategy
D2L’s corporate strategy team is comprised of specialized individuals who work to steer the strategic direction of D2L, ensuring our place as an innovator in the world of EdTech. This team is comprised of specialists in strategic intelligence, new ventures, sustainability, public affairs, and our D2L Labs team.
People and Culture
D2L’s People and Culture team, “PnC,” is passionate about the employee experience. Practicing what they teach – PnC regularly sets aside time for team bonding through coffee chats, events, and games that help generate an award-winning employee experience. PnC encompasses everything from Talent Acquisition, Systems and Services, Total Rewards, Talent Management, Learning and Development and Business Partners.
Finance
D2L’s finance team supports the business in a broad array of activities like internal accounting, tax analysis, financial planning & analysis, and payroll management. These teams are essential to ensuring the financial sustainability of D2L.
– Tracey Arndt, Senior Director, ProposalsI never imagined the incredible journey I was beginning when I first joined D2L over 10 years ago. I started in a junior position and have been consistently encouraged, supported, and challenged to solve interesting problems, grow as a person and leader, and have an impact on the world. I’ve had so many incredible mentors over the years (many of them women), and the number of genuine friendships I’ve gained is even greater.
– Wayne Benjamin, Senior Manager, FacilitiesIt’s the culture and being able to contribute to it. I enjoy the people I interact with daily and always learn something from them. It’s great to see the passion that folks have as I’m going about my day. I also love the understanding of work/life balance that leadership seems to foster.
– Maria Eguaras, Senior Global Benefits and Wellness ManagerWellness in the workplace is a very important focus for me both in my role as well as in my life as a D2Ler. Employee wellbeing is about understanding yourself, your issues and struggles and knowing what resources and support are available in order to bring your best self to work. The culture of psychological safety at D2L enables me to feel heard, supported and encouraged, so I am able to face each day with a positive attitude and always inspired to help others and make a difference.
– Malika Asthana, Senior Strategy and Public Affairs Manager, D2LJoining D2L at the outset of the pandemic, I was unsure of what to expect from an unexpectedly remote role. Over the past four years, I’ve thrived in this environment, growing through opportunities to work across the business to develop our thought leadership agenda on the future of work and learning. I’m incredibly grateful to be a part of the Strategy team, where my leadership supports my development and makes every day enjoyable with their warmth and commitment to continuous growth and learning.
– Joelle Wilhelm, People and Culture Business Partner, D2LWorking at D2L has been an incredible journey, starting from my days as a co-op student. The endless opportunities to grow, both professionally and personally, are such a great testament to our mission of transforming the way the world learns. There is truly a culture of care for each other across the company, and I’m so thankful to be at a company where people are quick to raise their hands to answer questions, mentor, and support one another.
Leadership
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Josh Huff
Chief Financial Officer
Josh Huff
Chief Financial OfficerJosh Huff was appointed Chief Financial Officer in February 2023. Josh has been with D2L for more than eight years in progressively senior finance positions, most recently as Vice President, Finance. He leads all finance-related functions, including financial reporting, financial planning, strategic finance, controllership, and investor relations. Prior to joining D2L in 2014, Josh worked with KPMG Canada within the assurance practice focused on public and technology company audits.
Josh has an Honors Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Wilfrid Laurier University, a CPA-CA designation, and was awarded the Governor General’s Gold Medal for the highest standing in Canada on the CPA Uniform Final Evaluation.
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Anna Forgione
Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary
Anna Forgione
Chief Legal Officer and Corporate SecretaryAnna joined the company in 2013 and brings over 20 years of experience in corporate leadership, technology advocacy, business development, negotiations, and strategic planning. She is the Chief Legal Officer, Chief Privacy Officer and Corporate Secretary for the company and oversees all legal, governance, regulatory and compliance matters for D2L worldwide. Her responsibilities include directing company transactional, intellectual property, litigation, and acquisition matters.
Before joining D2L, Anna served as general counsel Americas for Open Text Corporation and assistant general counsel for Geac Computer Corporation. Anna was also a founding executive of Telephony@Work. Anna is an engaged community leader and holds various directorships for non-profit organizations, including The Canadian Children’s Opera Company.
Anna holds a J.D. from Osgoode Hall and has been a member of the Ontario Bar Association since 1994.
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Amy Clark
Chief People Officer
Amy Clark
Chief People OfficerAmy Clark leads D2L’s People and Culture department to help achieve business and performance goals through talent strategies. She is a thought leader in HR strategy and culture transformation and understands that the heart of any successful organization lies in its people. With a focus on creating a people-centric culture, she has implemented progressive HR practices that prioritize employee well-being, career development, and continuous learning. As a strong champion for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) she believes that a diverse workforce not only brings varied perspectives but also fosters creativity and innovation.
Amy Clark’s most recent experiences include SVP of People Services at Colliers leading the people and culture practice for North America, and VP of Employee Experience at Manulife where she helped drive transformational culture change globally. Amy holds an MBA degree from Athabasca University and resides in Kitchener, Ontario with her blended family of four children and three dogs.
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Jeremy Auger
Chief Strategy Officer
Jeremy Auger
Chief Strategy OfficerJeremy drives D2L’s strategy, public affairs, strategic communications, D2L Labs, new ventures, IP strategy, and philanthropy.
Jeremy has been actively involved in starting and running transformative tech companies for over 20 years and was part of the founding team at D2L. Since D2L’s founding, he has served as the COO and CTO, and continues to take a leadership role in driving the organization’s success as its chief strategy officer.
Beyond the tech sector, Jeremy has helped advise policymakers in a variety of ways—most recently as a member of the Government of Canada’s Future Skills Council, where he advised on a national strategy on the future of skills, work, and learning. He is also an advisor on ISTE’s Education Industry Advisory Council and is a national board member for TECHNATION—Canada’s Technology Industry Association. He is a past chair of the Economic Development Advisory Board for the city of Kitchener, Canada, and a former board member for the IMS Global Learning Consortium.
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