Director of Risk Management

This role is an Office Hybrid position, with an ideal base location in Louisville or Bardstown, KY.What the Role Is The Director of Risk Management manages and ensures proper insurance coverage protecting the Company from the impact of potential losses of corporate assets. This role will also manage the risks related to reliance on commodities by creating a hedging strategy to help minimize volatility and costs.How You Will Spend Your Time? (Responsibilities)Lead development of risk management strategy and objectives, implementing policies and procedures that align with the Company's risk tolerance.

Manage and lead all aspects of risk mitigation execution, including analyzing exposure data and loss information as well as preparing presentations that summarize the data for the renewal submission.

Independently assess the impact of global insurance renewal options including negotiation of all facets of coverage, limits, and related pricing.

Work with other areas of the business, with some overlap, to develop a framework and related strategies for managing business risks.

Collaborate cross-functionally to develop a business continuity plans including drills and practice sessions.

Measures financial impact of risk on Company along with mitigation strategies.

Performs premium allocations and retrospective adjustments for ongoing and discontinued operations.

Establish casualty reserve and insurance receivable requirements.

Partner with IT Security team to create and maintain a security review identifying risks within Company systems and implement mitigation controls.

Manage and oversee all claim related activities, including liaise with Legal on claim-related matters.

Present annual risk management report, along with recommendations and related justifications to leadership.

Oversee and administer certificate of insurance process.

Manage property and casualty loss control issues.

Prepare insurance applications and renewal market submission documentation for all lines of coverage during the annual insurance renewal process.

Provide needed support and analysis during workers compensation auditing period

Prepare ad hoc presentations to internal business units on insurance programs and exposures

Maintain analysis of Alternative Risk Financing.

Develop and update historical data on all programs and track receipt of billing and documentation related to program's placement.

Review contracts to ensure adequate protection and maintain documentation of evidence of coverages from counterparties meeting contractual minimums.

Create and manage insurance budget.

Coordinate all physical and virtual policy storage.

Design, develop and implement methods and strategies to continually improve processes.

Ensure key departmental processes are documented and updated routinely.

Who You Are… (Requirements & Qualifications)Bachelor's degree in Risk Management, Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field

Minimum 8 years of related experience, preferably in insurance risk management

Strongly Preferred - Industry Certifications: Associate Risk Management (ARM), Certified Risk Manager (CRM), Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU), Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC)

Proven leadership with experience working with key underwriters, brokers, and other service providers

Strong analytic skills, including knowledge of accounting principles related to loss development and reserving practices

Work independently as well as collaboratively in a team environment

Excellent analytical, communication, and organizational skills

Must possess strong leadership and problem-solving skills

Ability to think ahead with strong attention to detail and accuracy

Experience in a corporate risk management department, commercial insurance brokerage firm or related position.

Ability to gather and analyze large quantities of data using various tools

Ability to work through issues/problems and execute on deliverables

Valued but not required skills and experience: Experience in digital financial tools including Qlik or Tableau

Experience with international risk management

Advanced computer proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook

Previous experience in the distilled spirits industry

Physical RequirementsWhile performing duties of job, employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; use hands and fingers to handle, or feel objects, and use of computer; reach with hands and arms. Employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 10 pounds. BenefitsPaid Vacation

11 Paid Holidays

Health, Dental & Vision eligibility from day one

FSA/HSA

401K match

EAP

Maternity/Paternity Leave