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BNY

Safeguards and moves assets for investors

Director – Corporate Services Operations

Facilities ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNew York, NY, USA$130k - $250kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 12 years of relevant Corporate Services, workplace experience, hospitality, vendor management, and/or related operational leadership experience in a complex, multi-site environment.
  • Strong knowledge across multiple workplace service functions, including food and beverage, hospitality, reception, conference and events, fitness, mail and distribution, document services, and print/reprographics, with working knowledge of industry practices and applicable requirements.
  • Proven experience leading direct reports and outsourced vendors, including contract performance, KPI/SLA management, business reviews, vendor negotiations, issue escalation, service recovery, and continuous improvement.
  • Strong financial and analytical capability, including budget and business plan development, forecasting, spend and variance analysis, cost optimization, and data-informed decision-making.
  • Leadership, organization, stakeholder management, negotiation, influencing, and communication skills, with demonstrated ability to work across senior leaders, cross-functional teams, and suppliers.
  • Strategic, client-focused, and results-driven approach, sound business judgment, collaborative problem-solving, and ability to independently manage multiple priorities and workstreams.
  • Full working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, and awareness of evolving technology and data tools that can improve service delivery.

Responsibilities

  • Lead Corporate Services delivery across the portfolio, ensuring consistent, high-quality, cost-efficient, client-focused services aligned with GCSD standards and business priorities.
  • Lead direct reports and outsourced teams through clear objectives, coaching, development, and accountability for results; build a collaborative, high-performing culture.
  • Own portfolio vendor governance and relationships with senior vendor leadership, including contract compliance, KPIs/SLAs, staffing, service quality, financial performance, business reviews, corrective actions, and continuous improvement.
  • Serve as senior escalation point for material service and operational issues; coordinate vendors, service providers, and internal stakeholders to mitigate impact, resolve issues, and ensure documented follow-through.
  • Lead annual budget planning and ongoing financial management, including forecasts, spend reviews, variance analysis, and vendor financial performance; partner with Finance to improve transparency, efficiencies, and cost stewardship.
  • Coordinate stakeholders across Real Estate, Workplace Experience and Design, Security, Technology, Finance, Procurement, and business leadership. Represent GCSD in fit-outs, refurbishments, transitions, and other relevant real estate initiatives.
  • Use data, feedback, performance measures, and business needs to set priorities, improve services, support sourcing decisions, and evaluate new or enhanced service models.
  • Oversee employee dining, catering, executive/client dining, pantry, coffee, micro-market, and vending services.
  • Oversee reception, lobby and guest experience, visitor support, concierge/high-touch services, and client-ready environments.
  • Oversee conference centers, meeting and event planning/support, room readiness, catering and audiovisual coordination, onsite execution, and service recovery.
  • Oversee employee workplace support, issue routing, communications, and engagement that strengthen connection and remove friction.
  • Oversee onsite fitness center service delivery, vendor performance, safe operations, and colleague experience.
  • Provide local portfolio oversight for mail, distribution, document, digital mail, shipping/courier, destruction, and print/reprographics requirements; coordinate with the U.S. Mail and Document Services lead to align site needs, vendor performance, service issues, and escalations with the U.S. operating model.
  • Ensure portfolio services follow GCSD policies, procedures, service standards, controls, and contractual requirements; identify and escalate known or emerging risks.
  • Ensure vendors maintain appropriate procedures for safety, service continuity, incident reporting, escalation, and crisis response; drive corrective and preventive actions to closure.
  • Set client-focused priorities and own end-to-end business outcomes; drive improved ways of working, build a learning culture, and prioritize business needs.
  • Use technology, long-term user/business value, and data-informed decision-making to improve outcomes; develop and coach talent, shape strategy, influence and guide thinking, and apply business acumen.

About the Company

BNY

Safeguards and moves assets for investors

BNY safeguards financial assets and runs investment services for institutions, investment firms and wealthy clients around the world. Its custody business keeps clients' securities safe and handles the records and transactions needed to administer investment funds. Banks and brokers use its systems to settle trades, manage collateral and send payments, while its investment and wealth businesses manage portfolios and advise clients. It earns servicing and management fees as well as interest on loans and securities funded by client deposits. BNY traces its roots to the Bank of New York, founded by Alexander Hamilton in 1784, and is headquartered in New York City.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1784

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