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Sr. Vice President (SVP), Product Development

Average Sr. Vice President (SVP), Product Development Salary in Canada

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C$182,500
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Avg. Base Salary (CAD)
25%
CA$147k
MEDIAN
CA$183k
75%
CA$212k

The average salary for a Sr. Vice President (SVP), Product Development is C$182,500 in 2025

Base Salary
C$147k - C$212k
Bonus
C$0 - C$25k
Total Pay
C$172k - C$224k
Based on 6 salary profiles (last updated May 04 2023)
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Common Health Benefits for a Sr. Vice President (SVP), Product Development

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100%
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100%
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Gender Breakdown for Sr. Vice President (SVP), Product Developments

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66.7%
Female
33.3%
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