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The VP- Head of Enterprise Risk Management & Compliance is primarily responsible for the development and implementation of best practices to provide effective management of Enterprise Risk, BSA/AML, Compliance, and Fraud.
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Work with internal business partners, including but not limited to business units, Business Continuity Planning, Enterprise Risk Management, Cybersecurity and CISIO, Legal and Compliance, People&, Procurement, SupplyChain, and Plant Management on evaluating loss control and prevention measures, employee safety issues, and fire risk.
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The Senior Cyber Risk Management Engineer will assess and document enterprise information security solutions, such as authentication and authorization, public key infrastructure, data loss prevention, and security event information analytics, to address the current and emerging security needs of the business.
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Financial services industry experience, including with regulatory requirements relating to third party risk management. We are looking for a Manager of Vendor Risk Management to join our Risk department.
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The Senior Manager, Valuation & Capital Market Analytics – Model Risk Management (MRM) is responsible for managing the execution and delivery of challenging Model Risk Management related engagements by performing risk management related activities such as designing effective challenge and validation of models, independent review of model documentation and governance, writing high quality model validation reports and will the initial proposal preparation through project completion.
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Circle is looking for a manager to join the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) team to support the day-to-day management and operation of Circle’s ERM risk lifecycle management program and supporting programs like issue management and governance.
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The Cyber Risk Management Engineer will implement enterprise information security solutions, such as authentication and authorization, public key infrastructure, data loss prevention, and security event information analytics, to address the current and emerging security needs of the business.
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We are currently partnered with a local company to recruit for a Risk Management Analyst in Oakland, CA. Risk Management Analyst. Under the direction of the Risk Manager or his/her designee, provides administrative support and assistance to the Risk Manager in the areas of claims management, safety and general insurance programs; performs related work as assigned.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Risk Management, Insurance, Finance or related field and at least 4 years of experience working with a global company. Collaborate with Enterprise Risk Management, including on evaluating new lines of coverage.
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Under the direct supervision of the Executive Director for Risk and Safety Services, and in collaboration with the Director for the Office of Emergency Services, this position supports the Enterprise Risk Management department and the Office of Emergency Services of the Division of Risk & Safety Services within Administration and Finance.
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The role supports regulatory compliance with pharmacovigilance regulations, safety signal detection/management, and contributes to the overall benefit-risk management of Exelixis products.
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As part of the Security organization and within the Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) department, the Security Risk team is responsible for security risk management at HashiCorp.
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Job Title: Risk Management Analyst. ABILITY TO: Provide complex administrative support to the insurance and claims process; adjust or settle claims and document the process; prepare detailed written reports and correspondence; respond to public inquiries, and maintain community relations; conduct research, collect, organize and analyze data pertaining to insurance and claims management; communicate effectively, both orally and in writing (or with audio and visual capacities.
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Account Service: Work with UPS Health & Safety, Operations, and Engineering to assess the global safety management system, provide recommendations for continuous improvement, and create detailed action plans designed to reduce identified risk.
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Experienced in development and management of strategic marketing programs. This role is a key management role and will work with other Business Groups, Market Sectors and Business Classes in supporting their client’s project needs.
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