Director of Risk Management
cfsHouston (TX)
Director of Risk Management
Posted 4 days ago
cfsHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
High-Impact Leadership Role! Own the risk management function for an established multifamily real estate organization.
Hybrid Schedule! Four days onsite and one day remote.
Executive Exposure! Partner directly with the President of Property Management, CFO, and CEO.
Strategic + Hands-On! Lead insurance, claims, litigation coordination, and risk mitigation while improving existing processes.
Opportunity to Build! Shape the future of the risk management function, with potential to expand the team.
Salary:
Up to $210k base with bonus
Why This Opportunity Stands Out High-Impact Leadership Role! Own the risk management function for an established multifamily real estate organization.
Hybrid Schedule! Four days onsite and one day remote.
Executive Exposure! Partner directly with the President of Property Management, CFO, and CEO.
Strategic + Hands-On! Lead insurance, claims, litigation coordination, and risk mitigation while improving existing processes.
Opportunity to Build! Shape the future of the risk management function, with potential to expand the team.
Key Responsibilities:
Oversee insurance renewals, broker relationships, policy administration, and premium coordination.
Manage claims, incident reporting, litigation tracking, and outside attorney relationships.
Identify operational and property risks, implementing proactive mitigation and safety initiatives.
Evaluate existing processes, strengthen controls, and drive improvements through completion.
Partner with executive leadership and property operations to manage risk across the portfolio.
Qualifications:
Strong risk management background encompassing insurance, claims, litigation coordination, and risk mitigation.
Multifamily/real estate experience preferred; open to energy, oil & gas, and other relevant industries.
Strategic, hands-on leader with excellent communication, organizational, and project management skills.
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