Equity Residential-posted 2 months ago
$94,000 - $115,000/Yr
Full-time • Manager
Remote • Chicago, IL
1,001-5,000 employees
Real Estate

Are you a strategic thinker with a talent for navigating complexity and maximizing value in the face of uncertainty? We're looking for a Manager, Risk Management & Insurance to join our dynamic team and help shape the future of our enterprise-wide risk strategy. In this high-impact role, you'll report to the Senior Director, Risk Management & Insurance and play a key part in strengthening and evolving our risk and insurance programs. You'll work across departments to provide expert guidance, reduce cost of risk through data-driven insights and strategic insurance placements, and support ongoing initiatives across the organization, helping our people Take Educated Risks. Please note: Our current onsite work schedule requires attendance from Monday through Thursday each week, with remote work permitted on Fridays.

  • Manages existing and new risk management programs and projects, leading program or project start-up, implementation, stabilization, and performance improvement to support company objectives and minimize the costs of risk across the portfolio.
  • Manages the renewals of various 'non-master' insurance placements for the Company working with internal and external parties to secure proper insurance coverage, without direct supervision.
  • Supports all corporate insurance renewals by gathering exposure information and participating in marketing efforts.
  • Develops and maintains highly functional internal and external relationships to enhance new and existing programs.
  • Leads cross-functional project teams to implement new risk management initiatives by creating and executing project plans, maintaining task lists, establishing policy and procedures and communicating regular status updates.
  • Manages relationships with vendors and partners, including the Company's third-party claims administrators.
  • Reviews and advises on contractual risk transfer sections of commercial contracts.
  • Analyzes and assesses the performance of risk management programs and translates quantitative and qualitative data into recommendations and plans for continuous improvement of programs.
  • Oversees federal and state OSHA reporting and compliance.
  • Identifies loss control opportunities and works closely with property operations, facilities management and legal groups to address safety concerns.
  • Conducts analysis and assists the Company's corporate accounting team in the allocation of premium/development of budgets for various operating entities.
  • Supports the Company's field operations teams by providing information and training regarding insurance programs and procedures.
  • May be assigned direct leadership oversight for other Risk Management professionals (i.e. Analyst or Coordinator).
  • Represents the Company in a professional manner at all times.
  • Bachelor's degree in Insurance, Risk Management, Finance, Business Administration, or similar program, or equivalent combination of education, training and/or 3+ years of prior experience in Risk Management industry.
  • Must have excellent administrative, communication, business writing and organizational skills.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google Workspace applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
  • Familiarity with data visualization applications such as PowerBI and/or other experience in Data Analytics a plus.
  • Good problem-solving skills and ability to manage multiple priorities are critical.
  • Physical Wellbeing: Medical, dental, vision care and wellness programs
  • Social Wellbeing: Paid holidays, annual vacation time, paid sick leave, new parent benefits, adoption assistance
  • Financial Wellbeing: Competitive Compensation, 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan, Rent Discounts, FSA/HSA, and company-paid life & disability insurance
  • Community Wellbeing: Paid Community Service Hours
  • Career Wellbeing: Leadership Development, Tuition Assistance
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