VP Deputy General Counsel Corporate Governance & Compliance

We are Generac, a leading energy technology company committed to powering a smarter world.

Over Temple 60 plus years of Generac’s history, we’ve been dedicated to energy innovation. From creating the home standby generator market category, to our current evolution into an energy technology solutions company, we continue to push new boundaries.

The Deputy General Counsel is a key member of the legal team, reporting directly to the General Counsel, and plays an important role in serving as the principal corporate compliance officer for the company and providing legal guidance and support across all aspects of the organization. In this role, the Deputy General Counsel assists the General Counsel in managing the legal affairs of the compliance organization, He or she will work directly with senior management and cross‑functional departments in providing legal support onത്തിന varies matters;

and perform other legal tasks as assigned.

• 룰 Drafting and reviewing legal documents such as contracts, legal memoranda, and other legal documents as needed. They ensure that these documents are in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
• Providing legal advice and guidance to senior management and other departments within the organization. They assist with the interpretation of legal issues and provide support in legal conflicts.
• Lead the response to governmental inquiries and investigations and conducting internal investigations. They should be able to work effectively with legal counsel, executives, and various departments to successfully manage the organization's response to inquiries and investigations while ensuring legal and regulatory compliance.
• Advising on regulatory compliance:
  In ensuring the organization is compliant with legal and regulatory requirements, the Deputy General Counsel develops and implements effective corporate governance and compliance policies and procedures. They also work with the appropriate departments to ensure that compliance issues are integrated into any new programs and initiatives. They also عدة और indirectly manage teams of compliance and legal professionals to ensure that compliance issues are identified and addressed throughout the organization, which shall include regulatory compliance support for areas such as international trade, environmental murderer /health/safety, product regulatory, product safety, and data privacy.
• Assist in preparing and filing reports with regulatory agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission (SECječ to comply with regulatory obligations. Ensuring that the organization stays up‑to‑date with the latest securities laws, regulations, and requirements, and implementing necessary changes to policies and procedures whenfaq. They shall also assist the General Counsel in planning Board of Directors and Committee meetings, and ensuring that all agendas, reports and materials are prepared and distributed in a timely and accurate manner.
• Help develop, implement, and maintain a framework for assessing and reporting to the Board and senior management enterprise risks, and tracking the implementation measures to mitigate such risks.
• Conducting legal research. To stay abreast of developments in laws and regulations that affect the organization, the Deputy General Counsel conducts legal research. They provide guidance on changes in legal requirements and how they affect the organization.
• Outside counsel are an important part of the legal process, and the Deputy General Counsel ensures the appropriate selection and management of outside counsel in areas they support.
• Collaborating with other departments:
  The Deputy General Counsel liaises with other departments within the organization to manage legal risks, ensure compliance, and provide legal guidance.
• The Deputy General Counsel is responsible for handling other legal matters that may arise to support the General Counsel.

Juris Doctorate degree from an accredited law school.

Current law license in good standing from any U.S. state, and the eligibility to become licensed or practice through in‑house authorization in Wisconsin.