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Cross-Functional Collaboration:Collaborate with internal stakeholders including IT, legal, compliance, procurement, and senior leadership to integrate third-party risk management and information security into business processes.
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Target areas include training programs, employee engagement/awareness, third party vendor management, communication and customer service (resident and owner facing processes) including safety committee oversight, OSHA/EPA required training, incident reporting (in collaboration with Risk), environmental testing and remediation, PPE requirements and other related activities.
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Vendor and Third-Party Risk Management: Evaluate, monitor, and manage risks associated with third-party vendors and service providers. Proven experience (8+ years) in a senior-level information security management role.
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3+ years of experience with the Informatica MDM platform in the customer/party subject area. Develop Master Data Management (MDM) solutions: Implement solutions across various master data domains within MassMutual, ensuring data consistency and reliability.
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Skills developed within Investment Analysis will include both GMO proprietary and third-party applications including FactSet and StatPro. In partnering with Global Client Relations and Portfolio Management, you will gain an in-depth knowledge of GMO’s products and strategies.
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Work with Metas first and third-party data, create and test custom audiences with help of the latest best-in-class technology and experiment with latest formats, video etc. Is knowledgeable of pop culture, the fashion/apparel space, trends, media, entertainment, DJ/clubbing/pool-party lifestyle, resort & vacation spots, etc.
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Demonstrable knowledge with the Talend Data Fabric tool, ESB, and MDM development tasks and processes, particularly creating ETL from Technical specifications and converting ETL from other third party ETL tools and frameworks.
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Our primary businesses are Networks, which serves 3.3 million electric and natural gas customers in the Northeast, as well as Renewables which is the third-largest renewable energy company in the U.S. with a diverse onshore and offshore renewable energy portfolio.
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All compensation range estimates are generated by the third party job search engine websites; C3 Industries will compensate qualified candidates commensurate with experience and industry norms.
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Assist with IP due diligence and integration in connection with mergers, acquisitions, and other strategic transactions and engagements, including customer/partner and third-party vendor engagements.
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Knowledge of the Multifamily market including LIHTC Asset Management, affordable housing finance, real estate finance, transactions and structures, legal contracts (partnership agreements), loan documents, third-party reports (audits, appraisals, needs assessments), cap rates, and credit analysis.
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Our Funds Services/Fund Accounting business unit acts as a third-party intermediary between fund managers and investors to verify and distribute assets tied to investments. Credit (Chicago, Carmel) : Primarily working with bank/syndicated loans and hedge funds.
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Coordinate with third-party administrator during periodic accounting closes to validate performance, capital activity, and other investment metrics included in our investor reporting and internal analytics.
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Lincoln Property Company does not accept unsolicited resumes from third-party recruiters unless they were contractually engaged by Lincoln Property Company to provide candidates for a specified opening.
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Guide LCAs through external third-party critical review process; Act as a senior technical consultant and strategist providing expertise and leadership in the form of project management, project technical consultant, regulatory subject matter expert, or senior QA/QC reviewer on climate change-related projects.
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