Senior Risk Special Projects Consultant

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The Senior Special Projects Consultant – Fraud & Operations serves as a senior strategic and execution partner supporting Fraud and Operations leadership across high-priority initiatives, executive communications, business management activities, and risk-related projects. This role leads complex, often ambiguous assignments requiring the ability to quickly understand business issues, organize cross-functional work, synthesize large amounts of information, and translate operational, financial, risk, and strategic information into clear executive-level messaging and actionable plans.

The position will provide significant support for Chief Administrative Office (CAO)-related activities, including preparation of executive presentations, Q  and M  materials, leadership updates, business reviews, and daily, weekly, and monthly reporting. The role may also lead or support risk, regulatory, change-management, process-improvement, and other special initiatives across Fraud and Operations.

• Lead complex, cross-functional projects and special initiatives supporting Fraud and Operations priorities.
• Structure ambiguous business problems, establish workplans, identify dependencies, and drive initiatives from concept through execution.
• Coordinate across Fraud Strategy, Operations, Technology, Risk, Compliance, Finance, and other business partners as appropriate.
• Identify risks, barriers, dependencies, and decisions requiring leadership attention and drive them toward resolution.
• Develop recommendations and decision materials for senior leadership.

• Support CAO-related requests, deliverables, planning activities, and organizational priorities, consistent with the CAO coordination responsibilities reflected in the current Fraud organization.
• Develop and coordinate executive-level materials for:
  Quarterly Business Reviews (Q )Monthly Business Reviews (M )Executive and leadership meetings Strategic planning sessions Daily, weekly, and monthly business updates Ad hoc executive requests
• Translate complex business information into concise executive narratives highlighting performance, risks, decisions, trends, and actions.
• Establish consistent reporting standards, messaging, and executive presentation quality across Fraud and Operations.

• Partner with leaders to consolidate operational performance, initiative progress, emerging risks, and key business developments.
• Develop leadership-ready summaries of accomplishments, challenges, dependencies, decisions, and upcoming priorities.
• Coordinate recurring business-management routines and ensure leadership materials provide an integrated view across functions.
• Drive follow-up on executive decisions, commitments, and action items.

• Lead or support risk-related special projects involving operational risk, technology risk, controls, audit/exam readiness, regulatory or policy change, remediation, and other emerging business needs.
• These areas align with responsibilities already represented within the Fraud organization.
• Evaluate business and…