JV Contract Compliance Asst. Manager

The JV Contract Compliance Asst. Manager shall lead/conduct regular meetings with the company's Joint Venture Partners. He/She prepares, maintains and provide all necessary correspondences and presentation materials to JV partners and monitors compliance to JV contract provisions. He/She shall help in maintaining relationships with JV partners and ensuring that issues and concerns are promptly addressed.

Key Responsibilities Includes:

Establishes regular meetings with all Join Venture Partner and ensures that healthy relations are maintained with JV partnersClosely coordinates with Project Groups and other unit un monitoring the compliance of the provisions of the Joint Venture and other related agreementsAssist Department Head with special projects and other assignments.

Minimum Requirements:

Preferably CPAPreferably with experience in real estate industry

Filinvest Development Corporation (FDC) and its subsidiaries have made a distinguished mark in real estate development and various industry sectors -- recognized by global bankers, fund managers, institutional investors, and international financial community. At its helm is the Gotianun Family, whose business savvy turned a small-scale enterprise financing second-hand cars into the multi-billion peso conglomerate it is today--in terms of assets, revenues, and net income.  With a mission to empower Filipinos' dreams and aspirations, the FDC conglomerate has grown its reach and network of subsidiaries that includes East West Banking Corp., Troo Insurance, Pacific Sugar Holdings Corp., Filinvest Hospitality Corp., Crimson Hotel, Boracay Seascapes, Filinvest Land Inc., Festival Supermalls, Filinvest Alabang, Inc., Filinvest Mimosa Inc., FDC Utilities Inc., FDC Misamis Power Corp., Corporate Technologies Inc., Countrywide Water Services, among several others.  FDC is also a major stakeholder in Chroma Hospitality Inc., and Filinvest-Engie Renewable Energy Enterprise Inc. Likewise, FDC is a lead consortium member of Luzon International Premier Airport Development Corporation (LIPAD), landing a 25-year deal to develop, operate and maintain the new terminal in the Clark International Airport. Similarly, FDC was granted the “original proponent status” for the NAIA Consortium’s bid to upgrade, expand, operate and maintain the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.