Morgan Stanley
Government and Political Activities Compliance (GPAC) Officer, Vice President
Dallas, Texas, United States of America · Exec · Contract
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About the role
- Managing the firm's various political law filings such as lobbying reports and pay-to-play certifications
- Creating and conducting trainings for business units, as well as other areas that serve a control function, to address pay-to-play and governmental ethics issues
- Monitoring and testing adherence to the firm's political law compliance program
Requirements
- Review business solicitations of U.S. government entity business to determine if procurement lobbyist registration is required
- Knowledge of US pay-to-play and ethics issues at federal, state and municipal levels
- Ability to assess regulatory requirements and advise stakeholders on compliance obligations and risk mitigation strategies
- Strong executive presence with the ability to communicate effectively and engage confidently with business clients and senior leaders across Legal and Compliance
Skills
- Exceptional research, written, and verbal communications skills, attention to detail, effective time management and project management.
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