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Director, Global Investigations Consulting

Posted 7 days ago

wolf globalBrooklyn (NY)

SENIORITY

Manager

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About the role

Wolf Global is an international investigations, crisis management, and strategy firm. Wolf Global is seeking an experienced director to head the firm's investigations and intelligence consulting practice.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Provide leadership and direction
Serve as a critical team member to help lead client engagements. Work closely with clients, determining why an investigation is required, designing an investigative plan to meet those requirements, and staffing investigations with internal or external resources. Delegate tasks, direct teams, and conduct investigations the way that Wolf Global conducts investigations. Ensure the delivery of world class investigative products consistent with Wolf Global’s standards. Originate business and bolster practice marketing and recruiting initiatives As a senior member of the firm, you will be expected to originate business by raising awareness of Wolf Global’s unique suite of services among top tier law firms, corporates, banks and financial firms, government agencies, and private clients. You will identify, interview, and recruit new candidates to the firm, who will ultimately report to you. Enhance collaboration and client improvement strategies You will build relationships of trust with new and existing clients and you will help those clients mitigate risks, resolve disputes, navigate crises, and seize opportunities.
QUALIFICATIONS: Experience leading corporate investigations, financial investigations, asset tracing, or large scale international investigative due diligence engagements, in a top tier investigations consultancy, or an AmLaw 100 law firm or specialist boutique. Exceptional writing skills. Exceptional presentation skills. Exceptional reputation among clients and colleagues. LOCATIONCandidates should be in New York, Washington, DC, Miami, Dallas, or Houston.

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