Compliance and Liaison Officer, Makati

Compliance & Liaison Officer (Government Relations)

Do you enjoy navigating complex systems and building strong relationships? Are you organized and detail-oriented, with a knack for ensuring everything runs smoothly? We are seeking a highly motivated and organized Compliance & Liaison Officer (Government Relations) to join our dynamic team. This role is crucial to our success, ensuring we operate within the legal framework and maintain strong, collaborative relationships with key government agencies in the Philippines.

Your Mission: 

To act as a strategic bridge between our company and key government agencies, ensuring seamless compliance with all regulations and fostering strong, collaborative partnerships. You will be responsible for navigating the complexities of government processes and procedures, ensuring our company's smooth operations and adherence to all applicable laws.

What You'll Do:

• Compliance Champion: You will ensure our company's compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and policies, keeping us on the right track. This includes staying updated on legal changes and proactively identifying potential risks.
• Relationship Builder: You will build and maintain strong relationships with government officials, fostering a collaborative environment and ensuring efficient communication. You'll also be responsible for maintaining a network of contacts within relevant government agencies.
• Problem Solver: You will proactively identify and resolve compliance issues, ensuring smooth operations and mitigating potential risks.
• Documentation Expert: You will meticulously manage and maintain all relevant documentation, ensuring accuracy and compliance with record-keeping requirements.
• Data Analyst: You will analyze data and trends related to compliance, identifying areas for improvement and suggesting proactive solutions.
• Government Liaison: You will serve as the primary point of contact for all government-related matters, acting as a liaison between our company and agencies, including, but not limited to: Bureau of Immigration (for visa processing); Local government units (for business permits); Bureau of Internal Revenue (for tax compliance); Department of Labor and Employment (for labor regulations); and Register of Deeds (for property title transfers).