Third Party Risk Management (TPRM) Manager
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United Kingdom
JSS Search
14.05.2024
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This is a newly created, stand-alone position that will be responsible for developing TPRM processes and frameworks to support the wider organisation. Main responsibilities:
- Provide independent oversight and challenge during the supplier due diligence during supplier onboarding process.
- Leading on the in-life monitoring of suppliers for potential risk.
- Proactively informing Supplier Owners, Procurement, Business Risk, IT Security, Legal, Technology and other teams.
- Advising on potential supplier risk management strategies to minimise impact.
- Develop and evolve a TPRM framework.
- Leading on company policy development specifically in areas of supplier risk management.
- Deliver high quality risk reports, with guidance and recommendations, to enable senior business owners to make the most appropriate risk decisions.
- Reviewing current tools and technology and assessing investment opportunities to support TPRM practices.
- Close collaboration with Innovation team to create a risk adjusted approach to innovation to balance risk and speed appropriately.
- Close collaboration with procurement team to support minimising / mitigating supplier and contractual risk.
To be considered:
- Experience working in Third-Party Risk Management as a TPRM / Supplier Risk / Vendor Risk Manager.
- Good understanding of Third-Party Risk Management practices and strategies.
- Passionate about subject area and keen to take a lead in this area.
On Offer:
- £65,000 - £80,000.
- Great benefits including up to 20% bonus and non-contributory pension.
- Hybrid: 3 days / week in Bristol.
- Further training and development.
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