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They are looking for skilled Third Party Risk Management SME’s (TPRM) to join their team on a permanent role. Responsibilities of a Third-Party Risk Management SME.
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1+ years of Third-Party Risk Management consulting (including vendor cybersecurity risk) at a Big 4 consulting firm or vendor risk management company. Participate in third-party risk management consulting engagements as part of BlueVoyant’s Supply Chain Defense business.
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Minimum of five years of Quality Assurance, Internal Audit, Risk, Compliance or Second Line Third Party Risk Management experience in the Financial Services industry. Knowledge of Third Party Risk Management methodologies, regulatory expectations and risk mitigation principles.
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BS degree in Business, Information Security, Management Information Systems or related major, and at least 10 years of experience in cybersecurity with a minimum of five (5) years demonstrated expertise in cybersecurity governance, compliance, and third-party risk management.
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Additionally, you will perform calculations and documentation related to project inspection and material testing, inspect erosion control devices for compliance with plans and permits, attend progress and safety meetings, and interact with third-party construction personnel.
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CEI Inspectors are subject to both inside and outside environmental conditions and to various types of weather and field conditions, including heights, uneven terrain, highway traffic, hazards of highway construction sites and heavy equipment.
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The ideal candidate will leverage expertise in high-level complex SaaS sales in supply chain risk, vendor risk management, and/or third-party risk management. Familiarity with Supply Chain Risk Management, Governance, Risk & Compliance, and Third-Party Risk Management.
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Regulatory Compliance: Stay updated on relevant laws, regulations, and industry best practices related to third-party risk management. Knowledge of and experience with third-party risk management governance, policies, and organizational structures.
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Critically review business relationship submissions in the Third Party Risk Management Gateway, the system used to clear potential business relationships within specified time frames.
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Create and present training sessions to internal groups related to the use of the Third Party Risk Management system. The ICN Business Relationships team performs a critical consultative, quality-assurance, and risk-management function for the Deloitte US Firms, helping the organizations remain unbiased and independent when entering into business relationships with third parties.
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Are you passionate about quality-assurance and risk-management in a professional services environment? Perform follow ups with third parties and internal teams for additional information.
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Ability to perform process flow management. Consult with the ICN leaders, professionals, and various Risk & Brand Protection compliance groups (Anti-Corruption, Cyber Security, CoRe Procurement, etc.
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Risk & Brand Protection (R&BP) Independence & Conflicts Network (ICN) - one of R&BP's six pillars. Our reputation starts with you-this belief is core to R&BP Office, which brings together six essential core areas that shape our culture-we collectively work with our businesses to inspire new standards of integrity, trust, and performance to make an impact that matters and to better serve our clients, our communities and our people.
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Manage, operate, and oversee the third-party security assessment program and team; participate in Third Party Risk Management steering committee. POSITION OVERVIEW:The AVP of GRC, reporting directly to the Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, is responsible for establishing and maintaining the overall information security risk management program.
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We are seeking a member to propel the Third Party Risk Management framework forward and transform it to be best in class through fostering collaboration with divisional management, the firm's Third Party Risk Management Committee and key vendors.
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