Assistant Director - Crisis Management

The Assistant Director of Crisis Management (ADCM) is responsible for the development, coordination, implementation, and monitoring of the Crisis Management program for Wynn.  This position will also monitor and evaluate incidents locally and globally, using incident escalation protocols to communicate to all aspects of operations. The ADCM will report directly to the Director of Crisis Management (DCM). This position is an office-based role and cannot be done remotely.Job Responsibilities:Assist in creating and disseminating a crisis management manual that is easily accessible and constantly updated and reviewed by appropriate personnel.Assist in establishing company-wide crisis management policies, standards, plans (including but not limited to company crisis management plans), and operational support platforms for crisis events.Develop a cohesive and user-friendly method of expeditious notifications and updates.Ensure events that could potentially impact Wynn are escalated to the DCM.Ability to analyze a developing crisis and provide accurate intelligence to support crisis management teams.Assist in developing and incorporating best practices; execute training standards and programs for crisis incident management and business continuity.Provide business and technical guidance to senior leadership, department operators, and employees.Provide summarized and detailed metrics on Crisis Management, readiness, crisis and incident reporting, and perform gap analysis and controls assurance program reviews as necessary in areas critical to the operating effectiveness of Wynn.Engage with corporate, business unit and division leaders as appropriate to minimize the recurrence crisis incidents.Maintain contact with outside Incident Management professional organizations and local/regional emergency response groups that participate in business continuity, disaster recovery, and emergency management.Collaborate effectively with cross-functional entities across the organization.Mentor indirect reports, responsible for supporting crisis and incident management.Drive organizational direction, and possess attributes of time management, problem-solving, prioritization, goal setting, leadership and motivation, negotiation, interpersonal relations, verbal/written communications, and human resource management.Exercises a great amount of independent decision making, acts as a subject matter expert.Strong interpersonal skills, including the ability to deal effectively with senior level management.Possess a mature ability to deal with stress and make sound professional judgment in potentially threatening environments.Ability to solve practical problems and react quickly and calmly to changing or emergency circumstances.May require long hours including nights, weekends, and holidays.Ability to respond 24/7 and direct subordinate resources and first responders while ensuring executive management is contemporaneously briefed.Perform other essential duties and tasks specific to position.