Vendor Management Commercial Manager

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crc groupDenver (CO)

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Senior

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$70,000 - $85,000 per year

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About the role

Vendor Management Commercial Manager Join our team! Successful and leading title insurance agency seeks a highly self-motivated, detail-oriented, and experienced Vendor Management Commercial Manager with a positive attitude to be a part of our team. Qualified candidates must have the ability to multitask, portray excellent verbal and written communication skills and be computer proficient.
Summary: The Vendor Management Commercial Manager is responsible for the management of the team that opens commercial orders and places real estate title search requests with a national abstractor panel. Directly involved in establishing and maintaining relationships with external vendors, as well as overseeing the internal Vendor Management team, to ensure that title insurance products and services meet quality standards, align with company objectives, and are delivered on time.
Responsibilities: Manage a team of order entry and Vendor Management staff that open title and settlement orders, review property details and request title search products from search vendors Develop and maintain strong vendor relationships and consistently evaluate performance Resolve issues promptly and ensure that the Vendor Management team meets quality control expectations Recruit, vet, and on-board new search vendors to ensure adequate coverage in all states Negotiate vendor costs via pricing agreements and individual orders as necessary Review new orders for accuracy and completion Review commercial and residential property information to confirm parcel, property tax and vesting information Ensure that the Vendor Management team meets or exceeds service level standards for title search order placement and receipt Directly oversee the proper setup of large, complex commercial portfolio files Collaborate with the KV Production team to ensure that all required documents are obtained from search vendors in order to issue title reports and commitments Cross-departmental collaboration with other management teams to routinely evaluate workflows and streamline operations across the company Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, carrier guidelines and internal procedures Act as liaison for abstractors, branches, carriers, and internal departments
Requirements: 7+ years of experience in the title insurance industry 5+ plus years of experience in title examination, commitment production or title vendor management Knowledge of Soft Pro Select a plus Excellent time management skills Strong work ethic with the ability to work in both team oriented and self-directed environments Detail-oriented and professional; able to handle confidential information High level of accountability Customer service oriented Creative problem-solving skills Ability to communicate effectively (written and verbal)Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and handle multiple tasks simultaneously Kensington Vanguard National Land Services is one of the largest independent full-service national title insurance agencies in the country providing: Commercial & Residential Title Insurance, Real Property & Cooperative Lien Searches, Settlement Services, Escrow Services, Recording Services, 1031 Exchange Services. Kensington Vanguard National Land is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits: Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Employer Paid Life insurance Employer Paid LTDPaid Time Off 401(k)401(k) Employer Match Flexible Spending Account Health Savings Account Employee Assistance Program The annual base salary for this position is $70k - 85k.

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