At OTIP, we not only understand the education system, we believe in it. 

Owned by Ontario’s four education affiliates (AEFO, ETFO, OECTA and OSSTF) and directed by a Board of Trustees, OTIP was built on the belief that educators would be better served by a not-for-profit insurance advocate that was part of the teaching community. This remains our philosophy today.

We are committed to providing insurance benefits that offer the very best value to our members. Our deep understanding of the education community enables us to provide personalized, high-touch service solutions that meet and exceed expectations.

Today, OTIP has grown to over 600 employees and now provides a full range of group and individual insurance products to not only education employees, but other union organizations as well.

OTIP believes in community from the inside out. We support the communities in which our members live and work through charitable programs such as the OTIP Bursary Program, OTIP Sponsorship of School Projects and Initiatives, OTIP Community Fund and OTIP Teaching Awards.

Education

Insurance

OTIP (Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan)

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Katherine Walsh

Sarah Kotz

Alison Murchie

Carolyn Allan

Lisa McLean

Mark Cupryn

Martin Emanuel

Stacey Rous

The Technology and Operations team at OTIP is responsible for the development, integration, and management of technology solutions that enhance operational efficiency and member service. This team oversees data platforms, application management, and system architecture to ensure seamless delivery of insurance products and services. By leveraging innovative technologies and providing strategic operational support, they enable OTIP to effectively meet the needs of the education community and uphold its commitment to personalized service.

Technology and Operations

Leadership Team

Digital Marketing and Communications

Technology and Operations

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Leadership Team

Digital Marketing and Communications