Top Senior Level Operations Manager Jobs in Phoenix, AZ

The Supervisor Recovery Risk manages multiple Recovery teams, oversees inline testing, and evaluates internal controls to minimize risks within the Recovery department. They ensure compliant operations, support addressing deficiencies in procedures, and collaborate with various departments to implement necessary changes. Additional duties include personnel management and participation in corporate initiatives.

The Manager of Global Accounts will lead the Enterprise Account Management team, helping them achieve quarterly goals and manage client relationships effectively while ensuring customer satisfaction and retention. Responsibilities include reporting, coaching, training, and managing business changes, as well as collaborating with internal teams to enhance processes and policies.

The Executive Assistant to the CEO will manage the CEO's calendar, oversee expense reporting, coordinate travel arrangements, handle communication and correspondence, organize meetings, manage documents, assist with office management tasks, support special projects, and coordinate events.

The TPA Relationship Manager will manage and enhance relationships with Third-Party Administrators (TPA) in a designated territory, engaging in training and promoting Voya's services. Responsibilities include coordinating events, increasing TPA technology usage, recruiting new partnerships, and staying updated on regulatory changes.

The Portfolio Strategy Director at HeartFlow, Inc. will assess market opportunities, define value propositions, engage customers and KOLs, analyze competitive landscapes, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to inform technology investments and commercial strategies in the medical device sector.

The Chief of Staff at Middle Seat will provide strategic leadership, lead management meetings, oversee team leads across various functions, set professional goals, implement equity and inclusion strategies, conduct performance reviews, and enhance organizational culture and efficiency.

The Incident Response Manager is responsible for managing the lifecycle of the incident response process and performing risk analyses to enhance cybersecurity posture. This includes developing risk management programs, evaluating potential losses, monitoring industry practices, and managing global incident response efforts with stakeholders.