VP - Investor Relations

Brotherhood Mutual Careers•Fort Wayne, IN

14d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for providing strategic leadership for the company by working with the Chairman and President, Board of Directors, Senior Vice President and Treasurer, and fellow Executive Team members to establish long-range goals, strategies, plans, budgets, and policies. The Vice President of Investor Relations is also responsible for effectively communicating the financial results and direction of the enterprise to internal and external stakeholders

Requirements

Advanced Knowledge of Insurance Accounting, Processing, Regulations, and Servicing principles and practices.
Must have experience with computer systems, budget preparation and business planning.
Must have effective communication skills and a team management approach.
Must have high ethical standards in all dealings with all constituents.
Must possess broad knowledge of the Brotherhood Mutual enterprise.
Must have experience with treasury management including attracting and retaining outside investors.
Must have experience with retirement providers such as 403 (b) or 401 (k) organizations.
Effectively interface with Brotherhood board of directors, employees, managers, and department staff members.
Must be able to make independent decisions.
Must be able to develop creative solutions to problems and be comfortable working in a fluid environment.
Must have the ability to effectively present information to small and large groups of people in both formal and informal settings.
Effectively interface with external contacts, including agents, policyholders, insurance and reinsurance brokers, regulators, rating agencies, commercial bankers, outside investment managers and consultants, investors, and other vendors.
Must have a bachelor’s degree in accounting and the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation.
Must have ten years insurance accounting experience and management experience.
Must have five years of management experience

Nice To Haves

Master’s in business administration is desired.
Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation and/or associate in insurance accounting and finance (AIAF) designation is desired.

Responsibilities

Serve as a strategic advisor to the Chairman and President, Senior Vice President and Treasurer, Board of Directors and company leaders with respect to devising comprehensive strategies to attract and retain investors (surplus note holders and /or debt holders) ensuring accurate and timely communication of financial results, business updates, and market insights.
Evaluate new and emerging trends, opportunities, threats and company alternatives and initiatives in regards to managing and growing the enterprise surplus. This includes focusing on long term trends and outlook, competitive intelligence, identifying strategic investor targets for recruiting new investors (funding/financing) while developing and providing new investment opportunities for organizations to invest in the enterprise.
Exemplify the corporate mission and core competencies expected of an officer of Brotherhood Mutual.
Connect with company agents, key accounts, and prospects to build relationships and to convey information about trends, company philosophy and product/service information to these constituents.
Speak on behalf of the Senior Vice President and Treasurer when he is absent and assist the president with any projects that he desires to have strategic and operational expertise provided.
Execute the corporate strategy of Invested Entities by working collaboratively with other Executive Team members and ensuring the strategy is communicated to all within the Brotherhood Mutual enterprise.
Ensure strategic actions are completed at various levels to achieve desired results and that employees are aligned with the company’s mission and values.
Serve as one of the Company’s allotted Director of the Invested Entities board.
Assist the senior vice president and treasurer with company operational functions including but not limited to strategic planning, departmental and company budgets, and personnel succession planning.
Participate on internal investment committee and investment committee of the Board of Directors, and as necessary, participate with the VP - Chief Investment Officer to provide oversight to the in-house fixed income portfolio, in-house managed equity portfolio, outside managed equity portfolios and in establishing desired goals of the investment portfolio.
Responsible for financial reporting to the AM Best Company, the Kroll Bond Rating Association, reinsurers, investors (surplus note holders and/or debt holders) and regulators on a regular basis and approve reports prior to release to the public.
Devise comprehensive strategies to manage appropriate levels of BCAR and RBC.
Manage the reinsurance program for the Company. Including negotiation of placement and renewal of the reinsurance program, developing relationship with reinsurance partners, evaluating reinsurance treaty limits and coverages to effectively manage corporate insurance risk, and executing reinsurance agreements.
In collaboration with the investment committee chairman, Senior Vice President and Treasurer and the VP-Chief Investment Officer establish the agendas for investment committee of the Board of Directors.
Ensure that staffing is kept at appropriate levels and qualifications to meet the emerging and strategic needs of the organization, including the use of alternative staffing methods for augmentation where appropriate.
Chair the Reinsurance Committee and a Member of the Pension, Operating, Planning, Audit, Investment and Donations Committees.
Complete other projects as assigned.