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Bitstamp is the original cryptocurrency exchange. 

We started small in 2011, with just two laptops and big aspirations. Fast forward to today and we have grown to serve over 5 million clients across the globe, who benefit from our commitment to security, transparency and regulation. Whether it’s through our intuitive web and mobile apps or arsenal of industry-leading APIs, Bitstamp is where crypto enters the world of finance. 

 Our success is a result of the innovative ideas, talented individuals, and passion of our team. Together, we have helped shaped the crypto industry and continue to do so. We are always on the lookout for new talent and crypto-curious thinkers who share our passion for the future of finance. 

 As a Chief Compliance Officer, you will join our Bitstamp Asia team and contribute to our global presence of being one of the most regulated crypto exchanges in the world.

 The benefits of Life at Bitstamp

• Work from home or other location that allows you to be most productive.
• Generous home-office allowances upon joining to help set up your home space.
• Incentives: Financial Rewards, Bitstamp Employee Annual Awards, etc.
• Sports and cultural activities, pet-friendly offices, a full fridge, teambuilding events, Bitstamp parties.

Main responsibilities:

• Designated Compliance Officer for Singapore (subject to regulatory approval by MAS).
• Primary responsibility for all Compliance aspects of Bitstamp’s major payment institution license in Singapore including operationalization and maintenance of all compliance requirements.
• Build and manage the Singapore Compliance team.
• Develop Compliance processes and ensure the implementation and appropriate controls that reflect business and regulatory requirements and risk appetites.
• Ensure that all regional requirements pertaining to Financial Crime are managed effectively, by ensuring that Bitstamp Asia has in place the appropriate controls to prevent, detect, investigate and report suspicious activity in accordance with regulatory requirements.
• Primary responsibility for STR reporting to the FIU in Singapore within required timescales. Act as the escalation point on all STR reporting, engagement with the FIU and law enforcement requests affecting the Bitstamp Asia business.
• Work collaboratively with the Compliance teams across US and EU to ensure standardized and consistent approach to Bitstamp Compliance globally and develop solutions to mitigate regulatory risks.
• Report to management and Board-level stakeholders on Compliance KPIs and metrics and all other relevant compliance issues, escalating any important or high-risk issues impacting the business. 
• Responsible for having in place all applicable regulatory policies and procedures impacting Bitstamp Asia, ensuring these are fit for purpose, meeting regulatory requirements and are updated and maintained, and delivering continuous improvement of the Compliance framework for Bitstamp.
• Oversee the development and execution of a Compliance Monitoring Plan for Bitstamp Asia. Coordinate any local regulatory requirements for Internal Audit.
• Oversee the accurate and comprehensive periodic reporting to MAS on all regulatory matters and handle the effective regulatory engagement with MAS on Compliance topics as the business and regulator requires.
• Continuous horizon scanning on all regulatory changes that may impact Bitstamp Asia, ensuring new changes impacting the business are effectively reported to management and the Board. Work collaboratively with the global Legal team to assess their impact and required controls. Support the global legal team on any new license requirements identified for Bitstamp Asia in the region.
• Oversight of examinations and regulatory audits by external auditors, handle management responses and ensure the effective delivery of all identified improvements within agreed timelines.
• Ensure that an effective Compliance training program is in place that meets regulatory requirements for the team in Singapore and the Board of Directors.
• Work collaboratively with compliance operations and customer account operations teams based in Slovenia.
• Act as the Ethics Officer and Whistleblowing Officer for Bitstamp s, handling all reports in line with policies and ensuring appropriate discretion and confidentiality.  
• Be an ambassador for Compliance culture at Bitstamp.

Required qualifications, skills and experience:

•  Around 10 years of relevant experience in the Regulatory Compliance division of regulated financial institution (ideally crypto, banking, payments or e-money) as part of the second line of defense. Previous experience as a Compliance Officer with management responsibility.
• Prior experience within the crypto industry is a strong plus but not required. However, a demonstrable interest in the sector is necessary.
• High level of understanding of all applicable MAS regulatory frameworks impacting the business that is commensurate with the seniority of the role. Knowledge of the Compliance environment and relevant emerging trends in the APAC region. 
• Ability to analyze and synthesize complex information and distil into readily comprehensible and practical advice relevant to the commercial, strategic and financial context, applying a risk-based approach to development of business solutions and decision-making. Demonstrate a creative and innovative approach by finding different ways to look at problems and design novel solutions. 
• Good leadership skills combined with a willingness to be hands-on as necessary. Ability to lead a function and projects and manage the team. 
• A collaborative business partner, influential, inspires confidence and builds trust in other people. A positive person who instils energy and spirit in their team.
• Autonomous, pro-active and hands-on with the ability to prioritize and manage own work effectively, apply a breadth of technical, business, product and customer domain knowledge, own the outcome, make an impact, and manage a team to deliver the same. 
• Used to working in a diverse, international, fast-moving business and fast evolving regulatory environment.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills. Excellent knowledge of English language (written and verbal). 
• Relevant Compliance certifications or recognized professional certifications in Compliance. 

What you get to do in this role:

• You will engage with our largest customer’s C-Suite Executives leveraging your extensive industry and operational transformational experience to elegantly articulate how breakthrough business outcomes are achieved on the NOW platform.  In the course of these CXO engagements, you will also advise and work closely with key internal Executives, as well as our Sales and Strategy teams to build a strategic product and GTM strategy including enabling the global field community. 
• Accelerate sales cycles by meeting and working closely with our most strategic customer CXOs (Fortune 500).
• Work with Customer CXOs to build out their transformation strategy.
• Increase C-suite awareness by creating industry leading transformation frameworks that help ServiceNow strategic clients accelerate their transformations.
• Develop and drive prospect pipelines by hosting CXO round tables, delivering industry keynotes, and leading other executive-level field marketing activities.
• Provide critical product and marketing content feedback to key Engineering and Field Marketing teams.

THE GLOBAL CLIENT GROWTH PRACTICE:

This role will sit within their respective regional leadership office (Americas, EMEA, APAC), but will collaborate very closely with the Global Client Growth Practice – a team that sits at the core of the largest most exciting, highest growth potential clients in the Publicis Groupe. Its specific purpose is to generate profitable growth for the Groupe, partnering with some of the world’s leading brands and companies to help them transform to accelerate their growth. We deliver this through driving and delivering the Power of One, uniquely bringing together our capabilities in the service of their business, brands and people.

With Global Clients hubbed and run from all corners of our business we connect all parts of our organisation in service to their growth. In this way we are a truly connected and globally minded team. We are also nimble, efficient, and consultative by our very definition.

2024 will be a momentum building year for the team, as we launch of our new client health program in partnership with key stakeholders in each region (Americas, EMEA, APAC). This program will be deployed across our top global clients network-wide!

OPPORTUNITY

The Program Director, Client Health, will play a critical role in the successful implementation and ongoing management of our new client health program in their assigned region (Americas, EMEA, APAC). This program will offer a renewed focus on the health of our client relationships and provide insights and analytics that are actionable, centered around our own client benchmarks and performance for greater impact.

The role sits within our regional leadership team office, but will collaborate closely with the GCGP Program Director, Client Health (who will lead the overall program globally), as well as the new solution provider to ensure all regional stakeholders are trained and provide the proper inputs in advance of each client health survey deployment (ex: client contacts). This role requires strong leadership, project management skills, and the ability to foster effective communication and collaboration across various Publicis Groupe agencies in your assigned region.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Implementation Support: Collaborate with the Program Director and other stakeholders to support the implementation of the new client health program with our solution provider, ensuring smooth execution and adherence to established timelines.
• Regional Governance: Assume responsibility for the ongoing governance of the client health program post-launch, ensuring compliance with established protocols and standards within your assigned region.
• Change Management: Assist in change management efforts during the program's launch and provide ongoing support to facilitate smooth transitions and adoption by internal teams.
• Standardization of Client Contacts: Ensure consistency and standardization of client contacts (type, level, etc.) across the region, ensuring adherence to the established client inclusion decision tree by all client teams.
• Risk Escalation: Act as the point of contact for risk escalation to the Program Director, promptly addressing any issues or concerns that may arise during program implementation or management.
• Communication and Stakeholder Engagement: Cascade communications to regional stakeholders, including leadership and client health users, regarding program updates, key meetings, and training sessions. Facilitate key regional meetings, such as onboarding sessions and demos.
• Training and Support: Act as the primary regional support on the platform, addressing questions and concerns from internal teams regarding the program and platform functionality. Escalating to the Program Director and Solution Provider as needed.
• CRM Database Management: Take ownership of CRM database collection, validation, and accuracy of client contacts within the assigned region. Support future migration of client contacts to Salesforce as needed.
• Partnership Development: Foster a close partnership with the GCGP Client Intelligence Team responsible for mining and delivering insights for Key Group Clients
• Custom Support: Serve as the primary connection for the region to the Solution Provider for any custom support required, ensuring timely resolution of issues and effective communication between internal stakeholders and the solution provider.

CRITICAL SKILLS

• Proven experience in program management.
• Strong understanding of change management principles and experience in driving organizational change initiatives. 
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to effectively engage and influence stakeholders at all levels of the organization.
• Proficiency with CRM databases and experience with Salesforce preferred.
• Strong analytical skills and the ability to translate data into actionable insights.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment and effectively manage competing priorities.

The Asia Business Unit (ABU) consists of 12 markets (11 countries) across Asia – Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Brunei and Vietnam.

This position provides strategic leadership & oversight of the marketing & menu function, and is responsible for Marketing’s measurable contribution to the ABU’s business & financial goals by:

• Providing overall Business & Marketing strategy counsel
• Supporting the development and execution of market’s Business & Marketing plans
• Facilitating cross-market communication and best practice sharing
• Facilitating the growth of Brand Strength & Creative Effectiveness
• Participating in the development of key Marketing talents and ensuring that Market teams are appropriately staffed and trained.

Key Stakeholders:

Market CMOs & Managing Directors, ABU leadership, Global Marketing & Menu Teams, and fellow Business Unit Marketing Leads (i.e., LATAM, Middle East & Europe, and Japan).

Reporting structure:

Reports to ABU Lead with a dotted line to the Segment CMO

PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES

The ABU CMO is specifically accountable for the following:

Strategic Alignment to deliver Business & Brand Performance

• Work closely with market MDs & CMOs to deliver the BU’s annual sales & guest count plan
• Partner with market CMOs to build long term brand affinity, brand trust, and other brand drivers
• Ensure that markets’ Marketing & Menu Plans are aligned with McDonald’s strategic framework
• Identify and encourage synergies across market’s Business and Marketing strategies
• Identify and build long-term Menu Platforms for growth

Communication & Consulting

• Organize and coordinate Marketing meetings & conferences (both virtual & live) that stimulate the sharing of ideas, learning, tools and resources
• Collaborate with market CMOs to review and add value to local Marketing plans
• Provide (find & develop) necessary tools & resources to assist market CMOs in all aspects of their job
• Provides actionable input to local Marketing plans – Help identify problems & opportunities, evaluate them and provide recommendations
• Represent the BU’s interest globally, collaborating with Global Teams to develop and share global strategies, providing an Asian lens to ensure relevance for the ABU
• Collaborate with other BU CMOs to identify benchmarks, synergies and best practices

Talent Development & Pipeline

• Provide coaching and leadership to direct reports within the Business Unit
• Provide coaching and guidance to key marketing members from the markets (e.g., Market level CMO, Market level Director, etc.)
• Work with market CMOs to review and develop a robust succession pipeline
• Motivates local Marketing, Menu & Agency teams in a constructive manner (e.g. Providing recognition within market, BU or Global)

Partnership & Relationship Management

• Build relationships with associated agencies (e.g. Creative or Media agencies) and suppliers (e.g. Coca-Cola, Nestle) to facilitate local and/or regional Marketing synergies
• Ensure compliance with fundamental agreements in alliance contracts within the zone (e.g. Creative Approvals, Royalties, 3rd party pass-thru, Ambush, Promotion dates)
• Resolve Market-level alliance issues

Creative & Media Effectiveness

• Provide training, inspiration & tools
• Facilitate best practice sharing and encourage markets to steal shamelessly
• Exercise Brand Stewardship responsibility to ensure all creative, both commercials and print materials, represent McDonald’s in the best manner
• Facilitate and oversee roll-out of regional/global campaigns, including approvals

Marketing & Menu Administration

• Ensure programs follow the appropriate approval process (e.g., legal, alliances).
• Enforce the Golden Arches code across the markets

ESSENTIAL TRAITS

• Strategic, organized thinker with solid planning skills
• Strong business acumen and solutions-oriented
• Highly energetic and self-motivated collaborator and team builder (team-player)
• Confident individual who is strong & assertive, but at the same time understands & appreciates working in a diverse cultural environment and respects all individuals
• React fast and adapts well to changes, with the ability to influence others to adapt as well
• Forward thinker who is constantly monitoring trends in consumer’s habits, use of technology and patterns of behaviour, and anticipating their impact on the McDonald’s business

Aethir is a leading technology company specializing in AI, Blockchain Gaming, and Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN). We are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of innovation and creating impactful solutions that shape the future.

We are seeking a dedicated and highly organized Personal Assistant to provide comprehensive support to our Chief Financial Officer (CFO). As a Personal Assistant to the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Aethir, you will be responsible for managing a wide range of administrative and personal tasks to ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO)'s daily life.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive administrative support to the CFO, including managing calendars, scheduling meetings, and handling correspondence.
• Assist in coordinating and managing projects, ensuring deadlines are met and objectives are achieved.
• Conduct research, prepare reports, and draft documents as required.
• Maintain confidentiality of sensitive information and exercise discretion in all communications.
• Liaise with internal stakeholders and external partners as needed.
• Assist in organizing and attending meetings, taking minutes, and following up on action items.
• Handle ad hoc tasks and projects as assigned by the CFO.

• Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Finance, or related field.
• Proven experience as a Personal Assistant or similar role, preferably supporting C-level executives.
• Strong project management skills with the ability to multitask and prioritize effectively.
• Some knowledge of legal and finance concepts.
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with fluency in Mandarin is mandatory to communicate with internal stakeholders.
• High level of attention to detail and excellent follow-up skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and other relevant software.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Professional demeanor with a positive attitude and strong work ethic.

• Hypergrowth Startup Environment
• Fantastic Career Progression Opportunities
• Work within a Global and Local Team

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Lead development, implementation and execution of external strategies and messaging to communicate the Guardant Health story, building a positive reputation with key external stakeholders including investors.
• Collaborate with and advise senior leaders and functional groups including Investor Relations, Marketing, Clinical Development, Tech Development, Legal and Regulatory to ensure external corporate messaging is consistent and supports Guardant Health’s mission.
• Support development of messaging across Guardant Health product portfolio. Champion Guardant Health’s values internally and partner with the People Team to develop strategies & messaging that generates excitement for potential job candidates and current employees.
• Serve as a media spokesperson; build and maintain relationships with key reporters.
• Maintain expert knowledge of the competitive, scientific, technical, regulatory, and reimbursement landscape.
• Manage high-profile communication issues and crises.

Corporate Communications

• Develop and manage integrated strategic external and internal corporate communication programs and content that support company business goals by achieving appropriate positioning opportunities for Guardant Health, its products and programs, and supporting its desired image among key internal and external audiences.
• Lead the development and distribution of written and oral communication in order to deliver the company story to a wide variety of internal and external stakeholders.
• Drive relationship-building and engagement with media/influencers to generate frequent, positive coverage.
• Become a subject matter expert and passionate storyteller about Guardant Health and its mission.
• Plan the Editorial Calendar and report results of our media engagement.
• Support senior leaders with speaking engagements.
• Handle highly sensitive, confidential corporate communications, initiatives and projects and advise senior management on associated communication strategies and issues. Lead and manage communication strategy and execution during crises.
• Collaborate with finance, marketing, medical affairs, clinical development and regulatory to identify key messages and ensure accurate information is reflected in external corporate communications.
• Work closely with Marketing to develop programs that support and complement product marketing campaigns.
• Advance Guardant Health policy positions and messaging to ensure IR and PR communications vendors are positioned to engage stakeholders.
• Performs all other related duties as required.

Government Affairs

• Government Affairs internal and external engagement in relevant policy areas
• Drive development and execution of state and federal government affairs strategies designed to support Guardant Health’s core business strategies for current and future divisions.
• Monitor and anticipate state and federal legislative developments affecting Guardant Health and help strategically position the company to effectively engage.
• Build and maintain effective relationships with key country government officials in AMEA (ex-Japan).
• Identify and implement appropriate strategies with third-parties and coalitions to advocate for Guardant Health’s legislative positions
• Represent Guardant Health with key trade associations.
• Manage Guardant Health external consultants in AMEA (ex-Japan).
• Build and maintain relationships with internal partners, including Commercial, Medical Affairs, Market Access, Corporate Communications, and Patient Advocacy to execute our public policy strategies and achieve business goals
• Increase management and business unit understanding of and participation in the federal policymaking process. Collaborate with business units on critical issues, utilizing executives and internal experts to advance Guardant Health positions.