3 investments jobs found in Westfield Center, OH

Job Summary: The Vice President of Enterprise Architecture (EA) is a senior technology executive responsible for defining, driving, and governing the enterprise-wide architecture strategy to enable business growth, operational excellence, and digital transformation. This role ensures alignment between business priorities and technology investments across all insurance functions (underwriting, policy, claims, billing, distribution), while modernizing core systems and advancing data, cloud, and digital capabilities. The VP, EA serves as a key advisor to the CIO and executive leadership team, shaping long-term technology direction and ensuring scalable, secure, and compliant solutions across the enterprise.   Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis without employer sponsorship.   Job Responsibilities: Define and own the enterprise architecture vision, operating model, and strategic roadmap.  Align architecture...

Job Summary The Product Development Manager is responsible for the ongoing maintenance, development, and delivery of Insurance product offerings. The role oversees and is accountable for the product lifecycle including developing and implementing new products and maintaining the Product portfolio in a complex regulatory environment. The role implements and manages highly efficient processes, best practices, and leading tools to ensure accuracy, timeliness, and oversight for rate, rule, and form projects. The role is responsible for coordination of optimized product related business processes and third-party product partnerships.   Job Responsibilities Leads all aspects of planning, prioritizing, and executing the implementation of changes to the insurance product portfolio in a complex regulatory environment. Works in partnership with Product Managers to determine strategies for new product launches, existing product modifications, and suspensions or withdrawals of...

Job Summary: The Head of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is responsible for designing, implementing, and advancing a comprehensive enterprise risk management framework that integrates risk intelligence into strategic planning, capital allocation, performance management, governance, and transformation initiatives.  Reporting to the Chief Risk Officer (CRO), the role provides enterprise-wide leadership, authority, and influence to establish consistent risk standards, enhance forward looking risk visibility, and support executive and Board decision making.   Job Responsibilities: Architect, implement, and mature the enterprise risk management framework aligned to strategy, capital, and performance objectives. Define and operationalize enterprise risk appetite and tolerances in collaboration with executive leadership and the Board; cascade into policies, incentives, performance management, and investment decisions. Establish and maintain enterprise‑wide risk governance,...