Deborah A Martin

About Deborah A Martin

Senior Risk Manager within Marketing and Consumer Strategy. Strong background in Risk Management, Data Analysis and Mapping, Business Resiliency, Information Security, Data Security, Payment Security and Fraud. Experience includes developing and managing sustainable and efficient risk programs, creating and managing teams, and data mapping and analysis for ~20 mergers and acquisitions.

Experience

1. Vice President

   Citizens

   Oct 2014 — Present · Dedham, MA, US

   Marketing and Consumer StrategyOctober 2014 – PresentSupport the Director of Auto, Education and Support Groups Risk, and Corporate & Consumer Marketing Management to ensure delivery of appropriate risk management framework. • Assist the Director in the design, development and implemenation of a sound risk management framework • Identify key risks and control requirements through an end to end framework to ensure that an effective risk mitigation process is in place.• Provide subject matter expertise related to services and functional activities during reviews, exams and audits.• Ensure that risks are properly Identified, articulated and remediated appropriately.• Create and publish monthly leadership deck with pertinent information to provide senior leaders with a lens into our risk health.• Challenge business line leaders to ensure a sound control environment is in place.• Participate as the risk subject matter expert at numerous governance committees within the division.

Education

• University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Marketing

  1988 — 1992

Skills

• Commercial Lending
• Information Security Specialist
• Microsoft Office
• Analytical Skills
• Data Mapping
• Credit
• Financial Services
• Project Management
• Proficient in Microsoft Suite
• Analysis
• Information Security
• Operational Risk Management
• Banking
• Risk Management
• Loans
• Vendor Management
• Operational Risk
• Retail Banking
• Business Analysis
• Commercial Banking
• Payment Security Specialist
• Financial Risk