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Who we are
Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Banking (Crédit Agricole CIB) is the corporate and investment banking arm of Crédit Agricole Group, world’s 10th largest bank by total assets.
Our Singapore center (“ISAP” or “Information Systems Asia Pacific”) is the 2nd largest IT setup (after Paris Head Office) for Crédit Agricole CIB's worldwide business. We work daily with international branches located in 30 markets by:
· Envisioning and preparing the Bank’s futures information systems
· Partnering and supporting core banking flagships and transverse areas in their large scale development projects
· Providing premium In-house Banking applications
This unique positioning empowers us to bring our core banking business a sustainable competitive advantage on the market.
We seek innovative and agile people sharing our mindset to support ambitious and forthcoming technological challenges.
Position
IT Security Officer (ITSO)
IT Security Officer role is responsible for managing and supervising Information Technology Security matters for the Bank in Singapore and ensuring that the execution of Information Security activities are in alignment with Banks’ Security Policy and Standards. Person is also in charge of coordination of operational security of Information Systems, conducting Cyber Security Risk Assessment and ensuring effective management of IT Security initiatives in Singapore.
Main Responsibilities (not limited to)
Candidate Profile
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Chief Information Security Officer for ISS Singapore
Reporting functionally to the Global CISO - Head of ISS in CACIB Paris, and hierarchically to the Head of ISAP, he/she is:
- CISO of Singapore Branch
- Head of APAC/ME ISS filière, that coordinates Information Security on the APAC/ME region.
He/She is in charge of assessing the Information System Security risks, and piloting necessary actions to remediate or reduce the risk, relying of local staff when it comes to ensuring local regulations are taken into account.
He /She plays a role in alerting and counseling and contributes, along with other actors, to ensure the global security of the IS in coordination with Head Office.
The Singapore CISO:
- Manages hierarchically the Singapore ITSO (IT security Officers), ISAP CLSi (part time), and “ISS Singapore filière” staff
- Manages functionally the ITSOs in APAC/ME countries
- Manages functionally the CISOs in APAC/ME countries when the function exists
- Manages functionally and coordinates the CLSi (Local Information Security Coordinator) in APAC/ME. Note that the global CLSi network is overseen by the CISO Deputy in ISS Paris, to ensure a global coordination and communication is done for all regional areas, and to set the common yearly roadmap.
His/Her main missions are:
- Contribute to the definition of the ISS strategy for the company and foster the implementation of this strategy on his perimeter
- Evaluate and manage risks to ensure the company is protected at an adequate level, and alert if need be
- Enforce IT security standards
- Contribute to the management of security incidents and vulnerabilities
- Monitor action plans
- Monitor employee and IT developers’ awareness program about information system security issues
- Coordinate the watch for his perimeter
- Review permanent controls level 2.1 for his domain of responsibility, and follow the reporting of these results to the Risk departments and ISS France
The ISS ASIA/ME filière:
- Participates to the ISS governance set by ISS France and CA group and organizes the governance the regional perimeter to take into account possible local regulations, and discuss their impact with ISS France
- Coordinates at a regional scale with other country CISO, ITSO and CLSi
- Builds and follow up security indicators for the region, aggregates all security cost for the ISS, and ensures a reporting is in place for executive management and ISS France
- Aggregates permanent controls level 2.1 for the region to have a consolidated view to share with ISS France
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About Us
ENGIE is a global energy player, focused on renewables and low-carbon decentralized energy infrastructure. The Group is pillared by 4 key businesses - Renewables, Energy Solutions, Networks, Thermal & Supply, and together with our 170,000 employees, we are committed to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral world, through reduced energy consumption and more environmentally friendly solutions. It brings together the company, employees, clients and shareholders, and reconciles economic performance with a positive impact on People and our Planet.
Energy is our future, save it.
Responsibilities
Requirements
When you join ENGIE, you will have access to:
If you think you have the right profile for this opportunity, submit your application before 19 March 2024.
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The PR Account Executive (AE) will be responsible for assisting in executing all aspects of account work within their dedicated practice, as well as performing ad-hoc administrative assignments as needed for the benefit of the clients and the agency. The AE plays a critical within their practice by supporting the PR team in creating content, media pitching and client relationship management. This is a role with growth opportunity and suited for PR professionals looking to take the next step up from support work to potentially managing their own accounts.
Responsibilities:
Requirements:
Degree in Communications/Marketing/Public Relations/Integrated Marketing
OR
Minimum 1 year of professional public relations, social media experience or other comms-related roles preferably within an agency environment
Working Hours: Monday to Friday (9.30 am - 6 pm)
Knowledge in Technology/Fintech/Blockchain sectors will be preferred
Only shortlisted candidates will be notified
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Qualifications:
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Role: Secretarial Support Executive
At SBHS, we believe in fostering a culture of learning and collaboration to further behavioural medicine and promote better health. As a Secretarial Support Executive, you'll play a pivotal role in supporting our operations, including memberships, workshops, and events that directly impact the community.
We are looking for someone eager to learn, meticulous and responsive with tasks. There will be plenty of opportunities to learn from and interact with researchers, doctors and healthcare practitioners from the field of behavioural and public health. Students (tertiary education and above) are welcomed to apply.
Responsibilities: The roles and responsibilities of the Secretarial Support Executive include the following:
a. Assisting with the organisation of workshops and scientific meetings by the SBHS
b. Physical attendance at workshops and meetings organised by SBHS (on average once a month)
c. Attending society meetings on zoom every other week with writing of agenda and minutes
d. Management of the Society’s email account
e. Updating the SBHS website and social media pages
f. Drafting quarterly newsletters and relevant publicity material
g. Tracking of society membership, registration and expenditure
h. Ad-hoc tasks as required
Work hours and honorarium
- $400 a month paid directly to the candidate (no CPF contribution or other employment benefits). Responsibilities are expected to take on average 6-8 hours a week at baseline
- The society is organising a few major events this year, including its 3rd Annual Scientific Meeting on 27th(afternoon) and 28th October 2023 (full day). Attendance for this is mandated
- Due to increased activities, an enhanced honorarium of $600 per month will be applicable until December 2023, requiring approximately 10-12 hours a week.
Term: The initial term is one (1) year, unless either party decides to terminate the appointment with a 30-day written notice. Immediate commencement is preferred. The term may be extended upon mutual written agreement. Join us for a year of impactful contributions to the field of behavioural health!
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The Director, Public Affairs & Patient Advocacy, Innovative Medicine Asia Pacific (AP) is a critical regional leadership role, responsible for accelerating our public affairs and patient advocacy efforts across the region. Working closely with the Senior Director, Government Affairs & Policy and the VP, Market Access for AP the role will be a key driver of shaping our operating environment. The newly created role will have people management responsibilities and be a core member of the Innovative Medicine AP Communication & Public Affairs Leadership Team.
The role will:
Develop, lead and execute innovative public affairs strategies that shape our operating environment and increase patient access to our portfolio of innovative medicines
Guide and deploy the investment of our resources to rapidly build and strengthen our teams’ public affairs and patient advocacy capabilities across the region
Nurture and develop our emerging regional capabilities in patient advocacy
Actively represent Asia Pacific and engage with regional and global teams across Johnson & Johnson and around the world
Qualifications
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This position reports to the Chief Operating Officer and interfaces with Company managers, suppliers, partners and clients as regards holistic integrated security solutioning.
The candidate will need the following competencies to thrive in this role:
Candidates meeting the following additional criteria will be at an advantage for consideration:
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