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DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND POLICY

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florida department of financial servicesTallahassee (FL)

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About the role

Director Of Research And Policy The Director of Research and Policy leads the development, analysis, and strategic direction of policy research and planning for the Department of Financial Services. This position will oversee the Office of Research and Policy to formulate the direction for the department on fiscal accountability, consumer protection, insurance and financial services regulation, and innovation in regulated markets.
Key responsibilities include: Directing research and analysis on a variety of topics including, but not limited to, insurance markets, health care, immigration, fire safety, law enforcement, banking, consumer finance including the evaluation of market conditions, regulatory impacts, and emerging risks. Leading or supporting major policy initiatives and legislative projects, including bill drafting support, amendment analysis, stakeholder engagement, and implementation planning. Independently researching and developing policy ideas to determine feasibility within the department's existing authority and if any changes to Florida Statutes would be needed, performing all the necessary research and putting together a policy framework and implementation plan. Preparing policy briefs, white papers, and strategic communications for leadership, the Florida Legislature, and the public. Monitoring state, federal and local laws to identify opportunities for policy improvements among all divisions of the Department. Leading the development and evaluation of policy proposals, legislative initiatives, and regulatory frameworks. Working across the Department with subject matter experts to ensure that new initiatives do not negatively impact existing programs and processes. Collaborating with legislative staff, executive leadership, program administrators, and external stakeholders to refine policy approaches. Performs other duties as assigned.

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