Operations Business Partner
Posted 2 days 4 hours ago by Law Society of Ireland
Permanent
Not Specified
Other
Dublin, Ireland
Job Description
Overview 
The Law Society of Ireland is seeking a highly capable and proactive Operations Business Partner to join our Finance, Operations & Human Resources function. This is a varied and strategic role, combining operational governance, executive support and people management responsibilities. Working closely with the Operations & Risk Manager and the Director of Finance, Operations & Human Resources, you will act as a trusted partner, playing a central role in ensuring the effective running of governance structures, strengthening subsidiary oversight and supporting senior stakeholders to deliver organisational objectives.
Main Duties & Key Responsibilities Operational Governance and Subsidiary Oversight- Take ownership of governance processes across the function and subsidiary entities.
- Lead coordination of Finance Committees and Boards.
- Plan agendas aligned to priorities and regulatory expectations.
- Review and quality assure Board papers.
- Maintain forward planners and governance records.
- Produce minutes and track actions.
- Liaise with auditors, legal advisers and stakeholders.
- Improve governance processes and compliance.
- Prepare Committee packs and documents.
- Support finance reporting cycles.
- Manage trackers and planning tools.
- Reporting & presentations as determined by business cycle.
- Manage diary and inbox for the Director of Finance, Operations & Human Resources.
- Prepare reports, presentations and correspondence.
- Coordinate meetings aligned to priorities.
- Build relationships with senior stakeholders.
- Manage sensitive matters with discretion.
- Support recruitment, onboarding and retention.
- Assist with performance management and employee relations.
- Promote an inclusive and high-performance culture.
- Minimum three years' experience in operations, governance, EA or HR role.
- Strong governance and compliance understanding.
- Excellent organisation and communication skills.
- Ability to work independently with discretion.
- Advanced Microsoft Office skills.
- Experience in regulated environments.
- Knowledge of finance or legal governance.
- Familiarity with regulatory reporting.
- Salary (DOE)
- Excellent working conditions
- Training & development opportunities
- Pension