• Responsible for the end-to-end planning, execution, and delivery of medical device regulatory writing projects across global regulatory frameworks. • Focus on EU MDR Clinical Evaluation (including CERs). • Support premarket regulatory submissions in either the United States (e.g., 510(k), De Novo, PMA) and/or EU MDR Technical Documentation. • Oversee complex documentation programs (e.g., CERs, PMCF, SSCPs, Technical Documentation, and premarket submission dossiers) and/or manage large client portfolios across multiple products and regulatory jurisdictions. • Provide leadership and operational oversight to a team of Medtech Medical Writers, ensuring high-quality, compliant, and timely deliverables. • Directing, delegating, and reviewing work; establishing clear project expectations; maintaining accountability for performance against timelines, budgets, and quality standards. • Interpret and operationalize regulatory requirements into executable project plans and writing strategies. • Drive continuous improvement of templates, processes, and workflows to enhance efficiency, scalability, and quality. • Contribute to business development activities, including marketing, proposal development, scoping, and client onboarding.

• Support advocacy, political, and programmatic operations across the organization’s multi-entity structure. • Work closely with the Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer (EVP/COO) and collaborate across program, communications, political, and operations teams to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. • Oversee lobbying compliance, independent expenditure reporting, regulatory registrations, and internal compliance review processes. • Identify and mitigate compliance risks associated with advocacy campaigns, messaging, vendor contracts, and program activities. • Manage charitable solicitation registrations, business registrations, and related regulatory filings.

• Leads the development and maintenance of contract language and materials to support projects/initiatives for Florida Blue's ASO business. • Reviews and evaluates business requirements to determine contract material impacts and identify any issues. • Works closely with ASO business leads and other key business stakeholders to ensure business needs are clearly defined. • Works with Sales, Legal, Segment and ASO Partner Platform stakeholders to translate business requirements into legally-compliant ASO contract language. • Interprets and ensures compliance with all legislative, regulatory, and BCBSA Inter-Plan Program requirements. • Creates and memorializes finalized forms and redlines. • Leads or supports auditing and/or system testing of contract materials. • Utilizes project management processes to ensure project deliverables are delivered on time. • Communicates and collaborates effectively with cross-enterprise business areas to ensure all compliance, regulatory and project deadlines are met. • Supports the organization, maintenance and data integrity of contract databases and libraries. • Identifies any potential issues or discrepancies and works to implement solutions. • Researches and provides consultation on requests from internal business partners. • Timely retrieval and dissemination of contract language and materials to support business needs.

• Lead the preparation and submission of the AFSA licence application including drafting compliance-related sections of the application pack • Serve as the primary point of contact with the AFSA and other relevant Kazakhstani regulatory bodies throughout the licensing process and on an ongoing basis • Ensure the organisation meets all AIFC governance requirements, including fit and proper obligations for Approved and Designated Persons • Monitor and interpret regulatory developments under the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Digital Assets" (No. 193-VII), AIFC Acts, and associated AFSA rules, and advise the Board accordingly • Design, implement, and maintain a comprehensive compliance framework aligned with AIFC requirements, FATF recommendations, and international best practice for virtual asset service providers (VASPs) • Develop, review, and update all internal policies and procedures covering AML/CFT, KYC, customer due diligence (CDD), enhanced due diligence (EDD), transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, data protection, cybersecurity compliance, and safeguarding of client assets • Establish and oversee the compliance monitoring programme, including periodic testing, gap analysis, and reporting to senior management and the Board • Prepare and present regular compliance reports to the Board and relevant committees, including on regulatory changes, compliance breaches, and remediation progress • Act as the designated MLRO, with full statutory responsibility for overseeing the organisation's AML/CFT framework in accordance with Kazakhstan Law and AIFC AML rules • Receive, review, and assess all internal Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) from staff, and make informed decisions on whether to file external disclosures with Kazakhstan's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) and other competent authorities • Oversee and continuously improve the transaction monitoring programme, with support from global compliance and product functions • Ensure robust sanctions screening against all applicable lists, including OFAC, UK OFSI, UN, EU, and domestic Kazakhstan sanctions designations • Oversee customer risk scoring, risk-based KYC/CDD processes, and enhanced due diligence for high-risk customers, politically exposed persons (PEPs), and customers from high-risk jurisdictions • Act as a key member of the senior leadership team, providing compliance input on new products, services, partnerships, and business initiatives • Champion a strong compliance culture across the organisation through training, communications, and leadership by example • Design and deliver AML/CFT and compliance training programmes for all staff, ensuring completion records are maintained • Ensure that the organisation's compliance obligations are adequately resourced, and advise the Board on staffing, systems, and budget requirements • Establish and maintain a compliance manual, risk register and oversee the escalation and resolution of compliance incidents and breaches • Prepare and submit all required regulatory reports and notifications to AFSA, the Financial Intelligence Unit, and other authorities within stipulated deadlines • Ensure that all compliance records, SAR documentation, KYC files, and transaction monitoring records are maintained in accordance with applicable retention requirements • Support and facilitate any AFSA inspections, supervisory visits, or regulatory examinations.