Job Description

Job Description

CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER

Position Summary Goodwill San Antonio’s Chief Compliance Officer is responsible for ensuring the Agency’s activities are conducted in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, policies, procedures and practices. This position will serve as the ethical authority of the Agency, upholding its values and best practices put forth by regulatory agencies. Working in conjunction with executive and Board leadership this position designs, implements and maintains all areas of Agency accountability to the formal Compliance Program. Chief Compliance Officer proactively mitigates Agency risk by ensuring regulatory compliance and maintenance of accreditations. Key areas of compliance oversight include 501(c)(3) status, contracts, grants, internal and external audits, regulatory and legal requirements, licensing and accreditations, and employment law. Support the organization in its mission to help change lives through the power of work. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Working in conjunction with executive and Board leadership, this position designs and implements a formal Agency-wide compliance program. Builds strong positive, but independent, working relationships with all levels of the organization to lead the development of an ethical culture throughout the Agency. Reviews, formulates and communicates Agency policies and procedures and establishes controls that drive prevention and detection of violations of laws and regulations to mitigate Agency risk to every extent possible. Monitors regulatory environment and developments, and acts as primary liaison with regulatory agencies, auditors and external subject matter experts to stay informed of changes in federal, state, regional and local applicable regulatory requirements. Provides legal review of government contracts under the Service Contract Act, regulatory review under the requirements of the Workforce Commission for a large post‑secondary education institution, and compliance grant requirements. Ensures compliance with terms of all contracts and grants. Reviews and provides guidance and recommendations on all contracts, contract renewals and change requests to which the Agency is a party. Proactively monitors contract compliance and reports findings and recommended corrections as necessary. Tracks and maintains inspection and site visit schedules. Plans, develops and implements an internal program of audits that evaluate the accuracy of information and internal controls, the degree of internal and external risk, the potential exposure and the degree of compliance with all applicable internal and external guidelines, policies and regulations. Prepares detailed management reports on audit findings, recommendations for improvements and corrective actions planned to mitigate risk. Follows up on audit recommendations to assure correction of deficient or exposed areas. Initiates and oversees an independent internal investigation process when there is a violation or suspected violation of a regulation, policy, rule or procedure under the purview of this position. Reports findings in a prompt and thorough manner to the CEO and other executive or Board committee as required. Creates plans for corrective action and follows up with responsible parties within the Agency to report on corrections implemented to avoid future risks. Develops, initiates, maintains and oversees a consistent and regular monitoring of the organization’s Compliance Program, including all internal and external monitoring, internal auditing, investigative and reporting processes, procedures and systems. Works closely with senior financial and human resources executives to monitor and maintain compliance with all applicable laws and regulations related to employment, financial management, charitable donations and all fiduciary responsibilities. Serves as the organization’s primary point of contact for all compliance issues, including scheduling meetings, reporting on activities and making recommendations to the President/CEO, Board of Directors and related committees. Provides direction and management of ethics and compliance hotline submission responses. Develops policies and programs that encourage staff to report suspected fraud or ethics violations without fear of retaliation and, where appropriate, includes incentives. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in contracts management, public policy or a related field. JD and/or Master’s (MBA) strongly preferred. 10–15 years in corporate, non‑profit or public entity compliance responsible for all business areas; maintaining federal contract compliance; negotiating complex agreements and business transactions. Prior role as general counsel and/or Chief Compliance Officer for a large, complex organization. Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to collaborate effectively. Advanced skills in MS Office (Word, PPT, Excel) and applicable databases. #J-18808-Ljbffr Goodwill Industries

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Contract work, Local area

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