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The Third-Party Risk Management Contracts Manager will support the Director of Third-Party Risk Management in the management, development, maintenance, and governance of the Bank's third-party risk management (TPRM) program. The incumbent will develop, recommend, and deploy policies, procedures and tools required to effectively manage and oversee vendor risk within all three lines of defense. The incumbent will assist with the deployment of TPRM processes enabling adoption, compliance and training throughout the Bank while keeping abreast of regulatory changes and incorporating those changes into the TPRM Program. The Contracts Manager will assist business units in the vendor selection process, scoping of work, and the due diligence process. The incumbent should understand the Requests for Proposal (RFP) process and promote clear interpretation and adherence to regulatory guidance set forth by the OCC, FRB, SEC and CFPB. The incumbent will assist with negotiating contract terms with vendors based on business needs and legal guidelines, as well as assist business units in determining vendor specific service level agreements (SLA). In addition, the incumbent will manage three or more direct reports, manage third party review services as needed, review and manage NDAs, redline agreements, and execute agreements based of WSFS signing authority.
Job Responsibilities:
Review contracts submitted by business units and determine contracts' criticality based off New Vendor Requests.
Manage the contracts workflow, including communication and updates to internal Clients as appropriate.
Engage internal Clients with complex and high-risk vendor contract review and negotiations.
Facilitate review with internal and external counsel, if necessary, with acceptable terms.
Own and update Contract Playbook with required contractual language as needed.
Assist TPRM team as needed to ensure due diligence is complete on all contracts in scope.
Review agreements, addendums, and statements of work redlining where necessary.
Provide weekly contractual pipeline, SLA, and NDA reporting.
Ensure all contracts enter into the system of record in a timely manner and updated as changes occur.
Complete contract checklist ensuring all field in TPRM system of record are accurate, as needed.
Monthly and quarterly quality control review of contractual agreements, confirming all required contractual language (if applicable) added, and contract checklist complete with sign off.
Work with TPRM Due Diligence Team to ensure due diligence is complete for each vendor, with proper sign off, on all contracts prior to execution.
Maintain awareness of contracts that are set to expire and manage the termination letter process with business lines.
Multitask assignments and prioritize contracts based on criticality.
Identify issues as they arise and work to closure, escalating to the Director of TPRM when appropriate.
Review, suggest and provide annual updates to TPRM Policy, Program and Procedures.
Respond to internal and external auditor, regulator, and business line requests within established timelines.
Assist with quarterly Management Risk Committee reporting.
Other duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in a relevant fields, or equivalent combination of education and experience in vendor management, third-party risk management, contracts administration, and/or other relevant experience.
Minimum of 5 years' experience in contracts administration, review and redlining, and/or negotiation.
Minimum of 3 years' previous supervisory experience.
Third Party Risk certification (such as CVRPM) or the desire to attain preferred.
Paralegal certificate or relevant paralegal experience is preferred.
Must possess the ability to identify and resolve operational and risk-related issues with minimal escalation.
Must be able to understand and apply federal banking guid