Corporate Secretary, Legal & Compliance Manager India
Job description
About the Position
Ready to lead, disrupt and reinvent the sleep industry?
We are Emma – The Sleep Company. Founded in 2015, we have grown into the world’s largest direct-to-consumer (D2C) sleep brand, with a presence in over 20 markets and more than 35 Emma stores across Europe.
Our mission is simple: to develop sleep comfort products that empower our customers to awaken their best every day. Today, our products are trusted by millions and recommended by leading consumer associations worldwide.
It’s our people who bring this mission to life. At Emma, you’ll join a driven, international team that values ownership, collaboration, and continuous knowledge sharing. With colleagues from over 70 nationalities, we combine diverse perspectives with a shared ambition to learn, grow, and create lasting impact, together.
Ready to awaken your best with us?
Responsibilities
- Lead and manage the legal and compliance functions in India
- Ensure adherence to all relevant laws and regulations
- Collaborate with various departments to implement compliance policies
Requirements
- Proven experience as a Corporate Secretary or Legal & Compliance Manager
- Strong understanding of Indian legal and regulatory frameworks
- Excellent leadership and communication skills
We Offer
- Competitive salary
- Opportunity to work in a dynamic and growing company
- Collaborative and inclusive work environment
About the Company
At Emma, we are committed to building an inclusive workplace. We celebrate diversity and consider all qualified applicants regardless of race, ethnic origin, religion or belief, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or age.
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