Marsh Lead Compliance Officer – Government Health Consulting

Marsh McLennan•Boston, MA

1d•$147,200 - $294,200•Hybrid

About The Position

Marsh’s Legal, Compliance and Public Affairs (LCPA) department promotes a culture of ethical, lawful, and risk-mindful behavior. The Lead Compliance Officer will join the US team and provide lead compliance support to the Marsh Government Health Consulting (GHC) team within the Health & Benefits practice. The role reports to Marsh’s Chief Regulatory Counsel for US and serves as GHC’s dedicated legal and compliance subject matter expert, partnering with colleagues across LCPA to provide guidance. This is a hybrid role requiring work in a local office or onsite with clients at least three days per week.

Requirements

Juris Doctor (JD).
Active bar membership as a licensed attorney in good standing.
At least 3 years of relevant legal experience supporting governmental and/or regulatory matters.
Experience involving government contracting, procurement and bidding, conflict-of-interest identification and management, compliance, and data protection/privacy.

Nice To Haves

Experience with state government agencies, especially health-related agencies.
Ability to collaborate in cross-functional teams and/or within a matrixed organization.
Ability to communicate and partner effectively with external stakeholders.
Strong commitment to ethical and compliant behavior, personal integrity, and accountability.
Ability to manage complex projects and drive them to timely, successful completion.
Clear and concise oral and written communication skills.
Strong organization skills and ability to analyze and refine business processes.
Excellent responsiveness to teams and colleagues.
Professional growth-oriented and curious mindset, with a desire to learn and improve continuously.

Responsibilities

Provide lead compliance support for the Marsh Government Health Consulting team within the Health & Benefits practice.
Advise business leaders and colleagues on state governmental and regulatory matters.
Provide legal and compliance guidance on relevant legal, regulatory, and contractual frameworks for professional service organizations, including consultants and actuaries.
Serve as the dedicated legal and compliance subject matter expert for GHC and partner with LCPA colleagues to deliver guidance.
Use sound judgment to advise and make decisions in complex environments with competing priorities, including determining when to escalate issues.
Educate and guide business teams on existing and emerging risk areas.