Global GRC Manager

Birmingham
2 months ago
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Global GRC Manager

Permanent - Birmingham- Hybrid - 2/3 days a week onsite

£60,000 - £75,000 DOE + 20% Bonus + Bens

We are seeking an experienced GRC professional to lead governance, risk management, and compliance initiatives within a highly complex, international organisation. This role requires strong leadership to drive adoption of security policies and motivate teams to align with the organisation's mission, vision, and values while achieving local business goals.

The Global GRC Manager oversees the development and maintenance of security governance, risk management, and compliance frameworks across all regions. This role ensures alignment with cyber security strategy and regulatory standards, working closely with leadership, technology teams, and compliance stakeholders to maintain a strong security posture enterprise-wide.

Essential Experience required:

Significant experience in information and cyber security governance, risk, and compliance roles, in a global context
Deep knowledge of cyber security operations, incident response, threat intelligence, and vulnerability management.
In-depth knowledge of regulatory requirements, security frameworks and industry standards (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST, ITIL).
Hands-on experience with cloud security governance, particularly Microsoft Azure

'Great to have' experience:

Experience working in a Retail, Food & Beverage or similar environment
Experience working at a Global / International level

If this role sound of interest, then please apply today

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