Total 6 Director/C-Level Quality Assurance / Control job vacancies in Hong Kong, Sheung wan

Responsibilities

• Developing and implementing the policies and procedures that relates to Business, Risk management, AML, and regulatory Compliance
• Develop effective compliance strategy and implement compliance framework tailored to global and local regulatory considerationsOverall management and oversight of the compliance and Risk program
• Keep abreast of regulatory developments and best in market compliance practices
• Collaborate with company leadership to integrate compliance considerations into product development and business processes
• Serve as Compliance/AML Officer with or primary point of contact for MAS
• Manage compliance relationships with banking partners
• Provide guidance and advise the management and key stakeholders on individual vendor compliance risk assessments, as required.
• Responsible for Compliance management and monitoring of business compliance related matters.
• Support the organization's compliance training programs by developing training materials and conducting training sessions for employees.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to promote a culture of compliance and provide guidance on compliance-related matters. Reporting to group stakeholders and expert functions on Due Diligence findings and compliance related matters.
• Strong ability to communicate and interact effectively across organizational and cultural boundaries, internally and externally.
• Experienced in team management and good interpersonal skills.
• Comfortable working in a APAC and fast-paced environment .

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in law, finance, business administration or related field5+ years leading a regional or global compliance function
• Extensive experience managing relationships with regulators, including central banks, financial regulators and law enforcement agencies.
• Deep understanding of financial regulations and compliance requirements specific to fintech, including AML/KYC, sanctions, anti-bribery and corruption
• Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to interacteffectively with regulators, senior management and cross-functional teams
• Excellent problem-solving abilities
• Highly organized with attention to detail
• Working knowledge of key regulations such as Payments Services Act will be advantageous
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Overview

Under the National University Healthcare System, the department is setting up the NUHS Institute of Clinical Quality and championing clinical quality and patient-centred care across the Group. You will support the functions of the department in the developing, implementing plans and initiatives to achieve quality and patient safety across the cluster. In carrying out the various duties, you will be required to work very closely including with the senior management, medical professionals, administrators, support staff and related external stakeholders.

The incumbent is to oversee the smooth operations and quality initiatives of the department and, the deputy director has a very important role to keep the office running and ensuring it achieves its objectives.

Job Responsibilities

• Works closely with and assists the HOD to oversee the strategic plans of the office and translate goals into action items.
• Develop and implement strategies for improving patient experience and service quality
• Oversee the strategic framework and keep track of progress of programmes in all the strategic fronts across the cluster.
• Monitor the finances of the office and take charge of all official interactions with external partners, stakeholders, and vendors.
• Manage the performance matrices and BSC commits.
• Responsible for the office communications by helping to curate communications from the office and work closely with the group and institutional communication leads.
• Manage and lead other projects where assigned.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree, preferably in a healthcare related discipline. Master’s degree strongly preferred.
• Minimum 15 years of relevant work experience in related organisations in large scale project coordination work.
• Good organizational development skills and preferably with good knowledge of the public healthcare setting, experience and familiarity is an important and useful attribute
• Relevant communications experience (preferably in healthcare setting) is an advantage.
• Proven people management experience with excellent interpersonal and communications skills, particularly in written communications.
• Ability to think and work strategically.
• Ability to multi-task in a fast changing environment and work under tight timelines.
• Excellent knowledge of MS Excel, MS Powerpoint tools for data analysis, building charts, etc.
• Good numerical sense with analytical skills, meticulous and a strong problem-solver.

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Role purpose

When clients are engaged in disputes, Control Risks provides expertise to assess prospects, investigate facts and support settlement. With 37 global offices and 50 years of experience, we are experts in intelligence gathering, investigative analysis and complex problem-solving, regionally and globally.

We are looking for an Associate Director in our dedicated dispute support practice for GCNA. This is a leadership role, and the successful candidate will have responsibility for growing and developing the practice in close collaboration with the head of the team and colleagues across different regions and service lines.

Role tasks and responsibilities

Dispute strategy and management

• Lead GCNA disputes work including proposals, project management, and client briefings.

• Ensure best in class execution and innovation around open-source research, source enquiries, and analysis.

• Manage and grow new and existing client relationships, with a focus on winning high-value, repeat mandates from law firms, in-house legal counsel and litigation funders.

• Play a leading role in developing our dispute support strategy alongside senior colleagues.

Business development

• Attend client meetings and pitch disputes work to prospective clients (external counsel, in-house counsel, arbitration practitioners, litigation funders) in GCNA and other regions, independently and in conjunction with local colleagues.

• Consistently develop the company’s position with its clients to enhance business development in close co-ordination with the other practice areas, and secure higher fee-earning engagements.

• Identify opportunities to differentiate Control Risks’ services by applying crisis management, fraud and forensics, and political and country risk methodologies from other practice areas.

• Work closely with senior colleagues in GCNA and global disputes team to plan and execute strategies to raise Control Risks’ profile as a market leader for dispute support.

• Represent Control Risks at events and other business development functions and assist in developing Control Risks’ profile within and outside China.

Case work

• Oversee multiple complex assignments, create project teams, and set plans, deliverables and project budgets.

• Collaborate with peers in other Business Intelligence practices to ensure our research is innovative, responsive and of high quality, identifying where technology could be best applied for research efficiencies or improvements in delivery.

• Manage output from direct reports: ensure rigorous quality control and the highest standards of service delivery.

• Ensure projects are priced, structured and managed effectively to deliver on profit and within margin targets.

Team management and culture

• Foster an inclusive, collaborative environment in project teams, drawing in the right resources on a case-by-case basis.

• Manage direct reports and mentor other BI team members, ensuring the development of their investigative and client-management skills across the lifecycle of a project, from pitching to delivery to feedback.

• Deliver and periodically review disputes and litigation support training across the Business Intelligence team.

• Identify and make recommendations for how to address any improvements in our internal skills and capabilities.

• Ensure that the team's legal and compliance requirements are understood and adhered to, including the implementation of associated training.

Candidates invited to interview will demonstrate evidence of holding a leadership role in a team delivering disputes and investigations work. They will have:

• Professional working proficiency in both English and Chinese languages
• A track record of managing and delivering complex dispute and litigation support services, including experience of asset tracing, human intelligence and open source (OSINT) investigations across multiple jurisdictions;

• The ability to write and present concisely and convincingly;
• A demonstrable record of winning mandates and growing client relationships over several years in the disputes and investigations sector;
• Experience of leadership and teamwork, and developing and retaining high-performing project team members;
• A firm understanding of the application of legal and compliance issues, and reputational and ethical considerations, affecting the business intelligence and investigations industry;
• Personal career growth within a global intelligence/investigations firm.

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The Director, Program Management and Regional Office, is a core member of the Innovative Medicine APAC Health Care Compliance (HCC) Regional Leadership team and the Innovative Medicine Global HCC Program Management, reporting directly to the APAC Regional Sector Lead. The Director will be responsible for strategic oversight, driving operational excellence, and enhancements of a compliance framework and program across the Innovative Medicine HCC organization for APAC. The Director is accountable for driving collaboration, consistency and simplification across the organization through active engagement and collaboration with the HCC Officers, HCC global functions and other Program Directors. Responsibilities include creating strategy and leveraging solutions and alignment across the enterprise as appropriate to create efficiency and minimize risk. The Director is also responsible for managing and overseeing the HCC program at the Innovative Medicine APAC Regional Office to ensure that the compliance program at the Regional Office meets the standards and requirements of J&J policies & procedures.

The preferred location of this role is Singapore.

PROFILE:

• Demonstrates a high level of integrity with strong ethical core values.
• A creative thinker, capable of understanding and describing complex business processes, highly solution oriented, with a hands-on mentality.
• Balances local and global requirements while operating with a global, cross-sector mindset.
• Effective listener and communicator, being able to understand unique requirements, while fostering harmonization and alignment.
• Requires deep knowledge of HCC programs and anti-corruption laws and regulations.
• Excellent English verbal and written communication skills, including formal presentation skills.
• Experience in leading projects in one or more compliance areas e.g., HCC, FCPA, Finance, Quality, Regulatory.
• Ability to successfully manage multiple, critical projects simultaneously.
• Proficient in influencing, negotiating, and communicating with both internal and external stakeholders.
• Highly self-motivated, self-starter, with strong agility and resilience.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Drive operational excellence through comprehensive risk assessment, risk management and reporting
• Manage Quarterly Risk Review process ensuring that all inputs and outputs are done timely and with high-quality; coordinate Risk Assessment process for the region; identify and drive process improvements across the team
• Provide insights and perspectives to shape and execute on key compliance program initiatives such as TDA projects, dashboard projects, TPI management and oversight; review and analyze relevant data, provide input into monitoring plans, MAP/mitigation plans, risk assessment inputs and outputs
• Collaborate with country HCC Officers and teams in Innovative Medicine APAC to scope, design, initiate and implement program management projects.
• Leads and executes regional projects for the Operating Companies (“OpCo”). Assists the Regional Sector Lead with the development of an effective project portfolio management structure, promoting necessary changes, process harmonization and leveraging experiences and approaches to/from other regions.
• In partnership with the HCC Program Management at the global level, co-ordinates with functional partners to capture OpCo user requirements, identifies gaps, defines required change actions and communicates findings and recommendations to key stakeholders, including HCC local teams and Regional Sector Leads.
• Shares best practice within HCC to develop and implement consistent controls across the region, where necessary.
• Supports the development of harmonized standard processes applicable for all countries in APAC, where necessary.
• Represents APAC program management on project teams to harmonize, standardize and streamline HCC processes and systems.
• Seeks opportunities for new solutions through innovative approaches, identified through internal and external network.
• Acts as the HCC Officer of Innovative Medicine APAC Regional Office to ensure that the “10 Hallmarks” of the effective compliance program are in place; identify opportunity to leverage the Regional COEs and deploy standardized regional framework of governance, controls and processes to address common issues/themes across the region where applicable
• Other responsibilities & tasks as assigned by Regional Sector Lead.

EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE:

• Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree is preferred.
• Minimum of 10 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and/or medical device industries; Supervisory experience preferred.
• Cross-functional and/or cross-sector experience preferred.
• Health Care Compliance experience as an advantage.
• Experience leading in a multi-national environment.
• Experience in process improvement methodologies and process mapping preferred.
• Green Belt certification and Project Management Skills is a plus.
• Knowledge of the FCPA and related anti-corruption regulations.

Functional Competencies:

• Oversee and lead marine operations, surveys, and quality matters within the Operations Cluster.
• Utilize extensive seagoing experience to ensure effective management of maritime activities.
• Drive operational excellence through a profound understanding and implementation of digital tools and technologies.
• Develop and implement strategies to enhance the efficiency and safety of marine operations.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless coordination between departments.
• Maintain compliance with industry regulations and standards related to marine operations and quality.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in a relevant field.
• Minimum of 15 years of progressive experience in marine operations. Preference for candidates with extensive experience in Classification activities.
• Strong technical background with hands-on seagoing experience.
• In-depth knowledge of digital tools and technologies relevant to marine operations.
• Proven track record of leadership and achieving operational excellence.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  

Control Risks is seeking an experienced candidate to join its rapidly growing Cyber Protect team in our key Hong Kong market. This is a unique opportunity to work in a highly capable and truly global team of cyber experts and to play a critical part in shaping the Cyber Protect offering.

The role requires an initiative-taking and diligent client-facing individual who has experience in winning and delivering cyber strategy advisory work for global clients and projects.

The successful candidate will expand our capability in Hong Kong and work closely with the Principal leading our Digital Risks practice in the Asia Pacific region and our regional leadership in the Greater China region. The candidate will need to demonstrate exceptional analysis, programme management and business development skills. We require all staff to be team-players who are results focused and passionate about delivering high quality advice to some of the region’s largest firms.

The successful candidate will be experienced in leading cyber security advisory engagements and will need to demonstrate deep understanding of the cyber security challenges facing our clients in Greater China alongside local regulations and standards in place or are in development.

The candidate will have an established track-record of delivering cyber security strategy assessment and enhancement projects to a diverse range of clients. They will also excel at communicating complex technology-driven issues to executives at the C-level.

Key responsibilities:

Delivering client projects

• Programme and project management of digital risk advisory engagements (e.g., senior stakeholder engagement, programmes scoping, managing project/programme budget, hiring key resources, delivering against an agreed plan, issue management).
• Delivering strategy and transformation projects (e.g., helping clients to define and develop robust and future-proofed digital security strategies, conducting risk assessments, supporting cyber due diligence projects etc.).
• Supporting clients as a senior advisor throughout their digital security transformation.
• Working with senior project stakeholders (e.g. gathering information from interviews, document reviews and presenting findings) while maintaining the confidence of the client through clear communication and exceptional project management skills.
• Working with external technical partners to deliver an integrated solutions and drawing out recommendations from their technical findings.

Working with other departments within Control Risks

• Provide flexible and responsive support alongside our dedicated Cyber Response team for key Clients.

Business Development

• Developing proposals for future client work.
• Cultivating long-term relationships with clients.
• Participating in marketing and speaking events to build the Control Risks brand.
• Project and programme scoping and planning, to support pricing and project budget.
• Contributing to and building complex, multi-service line proposals.

Supporting the growth of the Cyber practice

• Managing and mentoring team members.
• Helping to refine our cyber security methodologies and approaches.
• Contributing to our professional development and training programme.
• Educate other departments about cyber security and the services we provide.
• Identifying and hiring local talent into the Cyber Security team.

Essential

• Considerable experience of cyber security risk management within an established consultancy.
• Ability to see security from the attacker’s point of view and articulate enterprise risks to senior non-technical audiences.
• Proven experience in reviewing, designing and implement cyber security strategy projects for clients.
• Proven experience in delivering risk assessments against industry standards (e.g.NIST CSF and ISO27001).
• Proven experience working with China's information handling and technology regulations and standards.
• Broad corporate experience and understanding of the interaction between departments (such as HR, Finance and Security) and levels of governance within a commercial organisation.
• Excellent knowledge of IT and OT network infrastructure.
• Undergraduate or a post graduate degree in a field related to security, information security, intelligence, or computer science.
• CISSP, CISM, ISO27001 lead auditor, SANs or similar industry qualifications/certifications.

Preferred

• Native or documented fluency in Mandarin.

• Control Risks offers a competitively positioned compensation and benefits package that is transparent and summarised in the full job offer.
• We operate a discretionary global bonus scheme that incentivises, and rewards individuals based on company and individual performance.
• Control Risks supports hybrid working arrangements, wherever possible, that emphasise the value of in-person time together - in the office and with our clients - while continuing to support flexible and remote working.
• As an equal opportunities employer, we encourage suitably qualified applicants from a wide range of backgrounds to apply and join us and are fully committed to equal treatment, free from discrimination, of all candidates throughout our recruitment process.