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Enterprise Resiliency Crisis Manager

August 25, 20262 Mins Read

Location: US, MN, Minneapolis
Company: Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC

The Enterprise Resiliency Crisis Manager is responsible for coordinating the firm’s response to operational disruptions, technology incidents, cyber events, and other events that may impact business operations, clients, employees, or critical services. This role serves as a key member of the Enterprise Resiliency team and provides leadership in preparedness, response coordination, stakeholder communication, and continuous improvement activities. This role ensures that event response documentation, processes, and coordination mechanisms are maintained and executed effectively. The Crisis Manager partners across business units, technology, cyber security, risk management, communications, and executive leadership to ensure effective management of events and support organizational resilience objectives.

This position includes on-call responsibilities (approximately 20-30% of the time) and may be required to support event response activities outside normal business hours.

Job role:

Event response execution

  • Serve as a central coordination point during events, working directly with business leaders, technology teams, and risk partners
  • Support activation and execution of the event response framework and associated response activities
  • Facilitate communication, coordination, and tracking of actions across responding teams
  • Assist in managing event status reporting and escalation updates to leadership

Documentation and governance

  • Maintain and update crisis management, event response, and playbook documentation
  • Ensure documentation reflects current processes, roles, and regulatory expectations
  • Capture and document key decisions, actions, and outcomes during events
  • Support post-incident review activities, including tracking follow-up actions to completion

Planning and preparedness

  • Partner with Enterprise Resiliency team members to plan and execute exercises and simulations
  • Support ongoing enhancement of event response frameworks, tools, and processes
  • Identify opportunities to improve response effectiveness, coordination, and documentation
  • Contribute to development of standards, guidance, and training materials

Stakeholder engagement

  • Collaborate with cross-functional leaders across business, technology, risk, and communications
  • Support alignment between Enterprise Resiliency and lines of business during both planning and response
  • Facilitate coordination across teams to ensure consistent and effective event response practices
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