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Banks was born in Ottawa, Ontario and grew up in Toronto, Ontario. He attended St Andrew’s Junior High School and York Mills Collegiate Institute.

Banks was appointed President, Rogers Media in July 2019.

Jordan Banks is a recipient of Canada’s "Top 40 Under 40".

Banks was the Managing Director of Facebook Canada. As of February 2014, 19 million Canadians log into Facebook every month with more than 14 million doing so everyday (10 million of which log in via mobile). In addition to managing the Canadian operations, Banks was named Global Head of Vertical Strategy in 2013.

In 2014, Canadian Business named Banks one of "The 50 Most Powerful Business People in Canada". That same year, Banks was also named one of Canada's 10 Leading Men by the Weizmann Institute of Science celebrating individuals linked by their commitment to philanthropic endeavours and an understanding of the importance of scientific research and the impact it can have on the world.

In 2012, Banks was named "The Most Influential Innovator in Canada" by the Financial Post. In 2014, Banks was named as one of "Canada's 50 Most Powerful Business People" by Canadian Business.

In 2012, Banks was appointed to the Board of Governors for the University of Waterloo.

In 2012, Jordan was invited to deliver "The Last Lecture" at the University of Western Ontario.

In 2012, The Financial Post selected Jordan as "The Most Influential Innovator In Canada".

In October 2007, Banks assumed the role of CEO of JumpTV and helped architect the merger between JumpTV and Charles Wang’s Neulion Inc.

In 2006, Banks was one of four inaugural winners of the Hugo Boss "Leave A Mark Award" celebrating "Men of Excellence" in Canada.

Banks was then hired as the second employee at eBay Canada and helped launched the organization in 2000. In 2005, he was made Managing Director, a position that he retained until his departure in 2007. During his time at eBay, the Canadian division grew to over $1 Billion dollars in activity.

In 1997, he was asked to join the National Hockey League Players Association where he was an executive in its Licensing and International Business group.

In 1994, Banks started his career as a lawyer working for Goodmans, a Toronto-based law firm.

Jordan Banks (born May 17, 1968) is a Canadian businessman, currently serving as President of Rogers Media. Prior to this, he served as Facebook's Global Head of Vertical Strategy, as well as, the Managing Director of Facebook Canada. Prior to Facebook he was the CEO of JumpTV, a publicly traded online provider of live and on-demand sports and international television that merged with Charles Wang’s Neulion Inc. in 2008. Before JumpTV, Banks served as the Managing Director for eBay Canada, a division that he helped launch in 2000.