Provides leadership for, and engages in, the attraction, development and retention of high caliber teams.
Fosters a work culture that promotes a high performing, inclusive and team-oriented environment.
Accountable for the Division’s strategy and planning, coordinating across all departments and communicating strategies to Division staff.
Oversees the Division’s budget, provides strategic leadership to the team to align financials with strategies and collaborates with Division leaders.
Actively engages in System Supervision efforts to communicate effectively and coordinate local budget needs, while maintaining strong financial stewardship.
Leads the centralized scheduling function for examination resources to ensure efficient use of examiner resources and skillsets to complete mandated and other required examination activities.
Leads inter-district resource sharing processes on behalf of System Supervision and collaborates with leaders across supervisory portfolios to ensure examiner resources are prioritized effectively.
Oversees the Division’s examiner learning programs and continuing professional development, as well as general administrative support for the Division.
Leads the Division’s internal risk management activities, including oversight of information and data security, confidential supervisory information, records, and business continuity.
Accountable for the Quality Assurance function and ensuring a disciplined approach to identifying, evaluating, and effectively managing key business risks and reporting.
Cultivates strong working partnerships with Human Resources, Legal and other internal stakeholder across the District and System.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in business or related field required.
At least seven years of managerial experience required.
Twelve years preferred.
Willingness to obtain job specific credentials/certifications is strongly preferred.
Active or dormant examiner commission and experience with banking and regulatory activities, which includes demonstrated leadership experience, is strongly preferred.