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The Manager, Third Party Risk Management will provide secondary support for the Information Service Department, while delivering quality customer service. Overview The Manager, Third Party Risk Management will be responsible for establishing, implementing, and or executing GRC Programs that are designed to effectively assess the Governance, Risk, and Compliance of Select Medical and its third parties including associated security policies, standards and guidelines related to all information systems.
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Certified Third Party Risk Professional or Certified Regulatory Vendor Program Manager is preferred but not required. Work with other SMEs under the third party risk management framework to ensure the third party risk management activities are efficient.
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Minimum 7 years of knowledge of Third-Party Risk Management methodologies and regulatory guidance and or risk management at a fintech organization. Hands-on experience with executing on a Third-Party Risk Management program.
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Stay up-to-date with industry best practices and regulatory requirements related to third-party risk and customer data protection. Develop and maintain documentation related to third-party risk management and customer security responses.
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The Third Party IT Security Risk Management Analyst will function as a central third party risk management subject matter expert supporting enterprise teams looking to involve third parties in processes that interact with data.
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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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The Third Party Risk Management Analyst will support efforts to assess and mitigate third-party risk by supporting and performing the Supplier Due Diligence process within Global Procurement & Third Party Management.
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Oversee efforts to influence enhance and mature of Third-Party Risk Management Program and resolutions, in line with the enterprise risk management framework. Develop strong working relationships across Third-Party Risk Management ecosystem to ensure focused and efficient support.
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The TPO will be supported by the Enterprise Supply Chain Third Party Utility which is responsible for the execution of standard third party risk management activities that can be conducted centrally to drive operational efficiencies.
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Maintain up-to-date records of all third-party risk assessments and compliance status. Evaluate the security posture and GRC practices of third-party vendors and service providers.
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1-2+ years of experience in Third Party Risk Management, Vendor Management, or experience in Governance, Risk Management and Compliance (GRC) We are looking for a Third-Party Risk Management Specialist who is early in their career and can leverage interpersonal and communication skills in concert with deep security and technology expertise to enable business opportunity through efficient and accurate reporting of the state of Security and Privacy in the organization.
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A track record in third-party risk management and vendor assessment processes. You will be an active participant in the development, implementation, and execution of The Trade Desk's Third-Party Risk Management Program.
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Reporting and Communication: Prepare and present reports on third-party risk management activities to senior management and relevant stakeholders. Required Experience, Education and Skills3 + years’ experience in Third Party Risk Management or a related function.
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Must be able to enforce, comply with and follow all food safety, and third-party certification policies (SQF, Gluten-Free and Organic, etc.) Conduct food safety and quality meetings, produce meeting notes, and follow up on action items to ensure completion.
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We deliver the market-leading enterprise SaaS solution for managing third-party risk and compliance, helping Global 2000 companies protect their brand, build customer trust, and drive principled performance.
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