Deputy Director of Global Security

Land O'Lakes•Arden Hills, MN

1d•$123,920 - $185,880•Onsite

About The Position

Assists the Director of Global Security in developing, implementing, and administering Land O’Lakes’ enterprise-wide global security strategy and program. This role supports the development and advocacy of security policies, standards, and operational risk reduction measures to reduce vulnerabilities and limit exposure. A key focus is strengthening the existing global investigative program to mitigate procedural and technical risks while protecting people, assets, and reputation in alignment with Land O’Lakes policies, procedures, and culture.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline.
10+ years of related experience in public sector or similar Fortune 500 corporate roles.
Experience in conducting criminal investigations and implementing new technologies to combat internal fraud and theft.
Ability to travel: 30-50% International & Domestic

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree
Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Protection Professional (CPP) or Professional Certified Investigator (PCI) or past law enforcement license or law enforcement training certification.
Certification and/or training in professional interviewing techniques.
Thorough experience in investigative methodology, tactics, and possess an ability to clearly communicate and present case summaries to all levels of the organization
Established supervisory level investigative experience with a strong understanding of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, white-collar or financial crime; knowledge of electronic (cyber), forensic investigations and acquaintance with Anti-Corruption Laws, regulatory and compliance related programs and audits
Supervisory background that includes experience with the U.S. Secret Service, FBI or other federal Investigative agency and/or demonstrates alternate law enforcement experience and an ability to foster investigative programs and relationships with the law enforcement community and governmental
Experience and a working comfort with international travel and interaction with foreign associates, counterparts and entities
Foreign language skills

Responsibilities

Promote management obligations and influence investigative governance domestically and internationally.
Serve as the subject matter expert on major enterprise projects related to security needs.
Collaborate with senior leadership to identify areas of risk and develop mitigation strategies.
Serve as the liaison to law enforcement and other governmental agencies related to safety and security.
Assist in understanding facts necessary to determine violations of the code of conduct.
Plan, organize, and coordinate enterprise-wide investigations of alleged violations.
Document findings and communicate results to relevant stakeholders.
Provide technical expertise in legal, operational, and administrative functions.
Develop investigative plans, collect evidence, and conduct interviews.
Prepare accurate and concise reports.
Train and provide technical guidance to others throughout the organization.
Monitor investigative work to ensure compliance with established policies and procedures.