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SPECIFICATION DIRECTOR - ASSET MANAGEMENT Shine Associates, LLC has been retained to search, identify and recruit a Director - Asset Management on behalf of our client. This position will be based in Chicago, IL. CONFIDENTIALITY Information contained in this position specification is confidential. CLIENT DESCRIPTION Founded in Dallas, Texas in 1965, the Company consistently ranks as one of the top managers and developers of office, industrial, retail, and mixed‑use properties. The firm is a respected full‑service real estate firm providing investment management, development, and a suite of integrated services to owners, investors, lenders, and occupiers. The Company has approximately 3,000 employees across 35 global offices responsible for a $19B development pipeline, 550M SF of property management and leasing assignments, and $20B in assets under management. The Investment Management team is an SEC‑registered investment advisor headquartered in Chicago, IL and currently manages $5.0B in real estate assets. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Based in Chicago and reporting to the separate account portfolio managers, the Director will have responsibility over all strategic, transactional, and operations issues for a to‑be‑determined portfolio of primarily office and industrial assets located across the United States. Create strategic plans for each asset including valuations, cash flow projections, annual operating and capital budgets. Set, evolve and execute redevelopment, leasing and sale plans and direct all aspects of relationships with regional partners and third‑party service providers. Aggressively predict and respond to dynamic market conditions. Oversee the budget process for all assets under management. Work closely with leasing staff, regional partners and third‑party contractors to structure, negotiate, review and execute leases. Monitor overall performance of assigned properties against plan and budget. Plan for and anticipate cash flow needs and oversee draw disbursements. Provide high quality lender and investor reporting. Support acquisition, financing and refinancing execution. Continuously keep senior management and investors informed on evolving strategies. Provide strategic, investment and analytical direction and oversight to regional partners and internal personnel. QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE Qualified professionals will have 7-10+ years of demonstrable success in managing a portfolio of complex, diverse commercial real estate, including office, industrial, multifamily and medical office. Additional experience in asset/portfolio reporting is strongly desired. Proven leadership with a creative hands‑on approach to operations, leasing, development, capital markets, financing, marketing, and ownership issues. Ability to exceed investment/return performance objectives. Proven experience creating value from acquisition through disposition. Strong financial statement, lease and loan document analysis skills. Effective management of analyst and associate staff. Accountability for regional partner relationships at development and operating levels. Knowledge of industry trends and competitors. Collaborative team player in a professional environment. Strong computer skills - Excel, Word and ARGUS. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Unquestionable integrity and a strong work ethic. Bachelor's degree required. COMPENSATION The annual compensation is approximately $240,000-$280,000, plus discretionary bonus, LTIP and a variety of benefits. CONTACT INFORMATION Shine Associates, LLC 45 School St., Suite 301 Boston, MA 02108 Hillary H. Shine, Principal Kelsey E. Shine, Director Cell: ************** / ************** Email: ****************************** / ***************************** #J-18808-Ljbffr

At PwC, our people in tax services focus on providing advice and guidance to clients on tax planning, compliance, and strategy. These individuals help businesses navigate complex tax regulations and optimise their tax positions. Those in international tax at PwC will provide advice and guidance to clients on structuring their global tax positions. Your work will involve analysing international tax laws and regulations to develop strategies that optimise tax efficiency and minimise risks for multinational businesses. Translating the vision, you set the tone, and inspire others to follow. Your role is crucial in driving business growth, shaping the direction of client engagements, and mentoring the next generation of leaders. You are expected to be a guardian of PwC's reputation, understanding that quality, integrity, inclusion and a commercial mindset are all foundational to our success. You create a healthy working environment while maximising client satisfaction. You cultivate the potential in others and actively team across the PwC Network, understanding tradeoffs, and leveraging our collective strength. Examples of the skills, knowledge, and experiences you need to lead and deliver value at this level include but are not limited to: Lead in line with our values and brand. Develop new ideas, solutions, and structures; drive thought leadership. Solve problems by exploring multiple angles and using creativity, encouraging others to do the same. Balance long-term, short-term, detail-oriented, and big picture thinking. Make strategic choices and drive change by addressing system-level enablers. Promote technological advances, creating an environment where people and technology thrive together. Identify gaps in the market and convert opportunities to success for the Firm. Adhere to and enforce professional and technical standards (e.g. refer to specific PwC tax and audit guidance) the Firm's code of conduct, and independence requirements. The Opportunity As part of the International Tax Services Generalist - CS team you are expected to lead the way as technology-enabled tax advisors who provide benefits through digitization, automation, and increased efficiencies. As a Director you are expected to set the strategic direction and lead business development efforts, making impactful decisions and overseeing multiple projects, maintaining executive-level client relations. You are crucial in driving business growth, shaping client engagements, and mentoring the future leaders, while upholding PwC's reputation for quality, integrity, and inclusion. Responsibilities Set strategic direction for technology-enabled tax advisory services Lead business development to drive growth Oversee multiple impactful projects Maintain executive-level client relationships Mentor and develop future leaders Shape the direction of client engagements Implement digitization and automation initiatives Adhere to tax regulations and standards What You Must Have Bachelor's Degree in Accounting A Juris Doctorate (JD), Master of Laws (LLM), or Master's degree in Accounting or Taxation field of study can be considered in lieu of a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting 6 years of experience CPA, Member of the Bar or other tax, technology, or finance-specific credentials may qualify for this opportunity What Sets You Apart Corporate and partnership taxation knowledge Assisting financial services companies with tax impact Tax structuring of funds and financial assets Enhancing tax efficiencies of cross-border flows Developing and sustaining meaningful client relationships Leading teams to generate vision and direction Utilizing automation and digitization in tax services Evaluating and negotiating contracts Leveraging pricing tools for strategies The salary range for this position is: $150,000 - $438,000. Actual compensation within the range will be dependent upon the individual's skills, experience, qualifications and location, and applicable employment laws. All hired individuals are eligible for an annual discretionary bonus. PwC offers a wide range of benefits, including medical, dental, vision, 401k, holiday pay, vacation, personal and family sick leave, and more. To view our benefits at a glance, please visit the following link: *********************************** As PwC is an equal opportunity employer, all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment at PwC without regard to race; color; religion; national origin; sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity); age; disability; genetic information (including family medical history); veteran, marital, or citizenship status; or, any other status protected by law. For only those qualified applicants that are impacted by the Los Angeles County Fair Chance Ordinance for Employers, the Los Angeles' Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring Ordinance, the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, San Diego County Fair Chance Ordinance, and the California Fair Chance Act, where applicable, arrest or conviction records will be considered for Employment in accordance with these laws. At PwC, we recognize that conviction records may have a direct, adverse, and negative relationship to responsibilities such as accessing sensitive company or customer information, handling proprietary assets, or collaborating closely with team members. We evaluate these factors thoughtfully to establish a secure and trusted workplace for all. #J-18808-Ljbffr

At Carol's Club, we revolutionize career coaching by leveraging our retained executive search expertise and insider hiring insights to deliver unmatched, results-driven strategies. Unlike generic programs, our no-nonsense approach focuses on what decision-makers truly value, empowering leaders to stand out, be recognized, and amplify their internal and external brand equity while maximizing their earning potential. Through tailored solutions-such as interview coaching from retained search experts who know what hiring managers and companies need and want to hear, resume and LinkedIn optimization, and precision preparation-we help you navigate today's evolving employment market with confidence. At Carol's Club, we don't just guide your career, we ignite it, ensuring you achieve sustainable growth and secure impactful opportunities for years to come. Key Responsibilities Lead and optimize internal operations, ensuring seamless coordination across Sales, Customer Success, Marketing, and Finance functions. Build and own operating rhythms and KPIs across departments-establishing accountability frameworks and reporting mechanisms that enable scale. Drive process improvement initiatives, systems integrations, and automation efforts to reduce inefficiency and improve time-to-value across teams. Collaborate closely with Revenue and Customer teams to optimize lifecycle execution, renewal management, and GTM effectiveness. Serve as strategic partner to the CEO and executive team, enabling data-informed decision-making through strong business intelligence and analytics. Support budgeting, forecasting, and headcount planning processes in partnership with Finance. Manage key vendors, tools, and technology platforms that support internal operations (CRM, project management, support, and ERP systems). Hire, lead, and mentor a growing Ops team; foster a culture of ownership, curiosity, and continuous improvement. Key Qualifications 8-12+ years of experience in business operations, revenue operations, or strategy roles in SaaS, tech-enabled services, or startup environments. Proven success leading operations through periods of rapid growth or transformation. Familiarity with scaling business systems and tools (e.g., Salesforce, HubSpot, Asana, NetSuite, Gainsight, Looker, or similar platforms). Exceptional cross-functional collaboration and communication skills; experienced in influencing at the executive level. Strong analytical orientation with comfort building, managing, and interpreting operational dashboards. Demonstrated leadership capabilities in building high-performing teams and scalable processes. Bachelor's degree required; MBA or related graduate degree is a plus. Competencies Builder's mindset with attention to detail and a relentless drive for improvement. Balances strategy with execution-comfortable in both the weeds and the boardroom. High EQ, low ego-able to inspire teams while holding them to high standards. Operates with urgency, transparency, and integrity. $100,000 - $200,000 a year Pay is biweekly #J-18808-Ljbffr

Brick Executive SEarch has been exclusively retained to search for a Director of Retail Operations for a 40 store lifestyle boutique of womens apparel, footwear and accessories that is in high growth mode. Many more stores to come given the very positive trajectory this brand is realizing. The Position Director of Retail Operations Location Corporate Headquarters in Chicago with 50-75% travel to 40 stores Overview Lead operational efficiencies and discipline for the Brands Fashion's 40 stores. Focus on store layout, inventory management (60k+ SKUs), compliance, new store openings, budgeting, loss prevention, and customer experience in a fast-fashion environment. Collaborate with regional managers and use tools like StoreForce for tracking. Key Responsibilities Operational Efficiencies: Develop and implement processes to streamline inventory, supply chain, and daily operations; identify cost-saving opportunities; monitor KPIs for performance. Store Discipline & Standards: Enforce consistent standards for store layout, merchandising, visual displays, cleanliness, and compliance; conduct regular audits during travel; oversee health, safety, and loss prevention. Inventory Management: Oversee handling of 40k+ active SKUs; optimize stock levels, turnover, replenishment, and vendor relations in fast-fashion cycle. New Store Openings: Plan, execute, and support launches of new stores, including site selection, layout design, setup, initial operations, and tech integration. Travel & Field Support: Visit stores frequently (50-75% time on road) to train staff, resolve issues, ensure alignment, and drive operational excellence. Technology Utilization: Leverage StoreForce and other tools for metrics; integrate CRM, POS systems; drive tech solutions for efficiency. Team Leadership: Recruit, train, develop, and motivate staff; coordinate with regional managers; provide guidance on best practices; build succession plans. Financial Management: Develop budgets, manage P&L, control costs, analyze financial metrics, and ensure profitability. Customer Experience: Define and enhance in-store customer journey, service standards, and engagement to build loyalty. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with merchandising, marketing, IT, and other teams for aligned strategies; communicate initiatives effectively. Qualifications Experience: 8+ years in retail operations, preferably fast fashion or apparel; proven track record in multi-store management, new openings, and high-SKU environments. Skills: Strong in process optimization, inventory systems, leadership, analytics, P&L management; proficient with retail tech (e.g., StoreForce, POS, CRM); excellent communication and negotiation. Education: Bachelor's in Business, Retail Management, or related field; MBA preferred. Other: Willingness for extensive travel; analytical mindset; ability to drive change in dynamic, fast-paced environment; knowledge of industry trends and compliance.

Cook County Department of Labor Relations is seeking a Deputy Director, Labor Relations - Litigation to provide strategic legal and operational leadership on complex labor relations matters. This role serves as a key advisor to County leadership, overseeing labor negotiations, litigation strategy, and policy implementation. The Deputy Director coordinates the work of Labor Relations staff, represents the County in negotiations with multiple collective bargaining units, and collaborates with union and management stakeholders to develop and execute negotiation strategies. The position also supervises labor counsel in arbitration matters, reviews disciplinary and grievance decisions, and provides expert guidance on labor‑related policies and compliance. Cook County offers great benefits and the chance to participate in a strong tradition of public service. Cook County is home to more than five million residents, roughly 45% of Illinois' population. Cook County Government provides a range of vital services and programs that enhance the quality of life for residents across the region. These services range from health care to urban planning. Cook County is committed to empowering its employees to bring our constituents the best that public service has to offer. This position may be eligible for a signing bonus. Attention Applicants: Please note that as part of ongoing job architecture initiatives, the County is reviewing job titles and corresponding grades, which may be subject to change. WHY PURSUE A CAREER WITH COOK COUNTY? In addition to providing employees with a challenging, rewarding environment for career and personal growth, we are proud to also offer some of the best benefits in the public sphere, including: Top Tier Medical Benefits: Medical Plans, Prescription Drug Benefit, Dental Plans, Vision Plan and 9 Additional voluntary benefit plans Flexible Teleworking Options Generous, Flexible Paid Time Off (13 paid designated holidays; Minimum of 15 vacation days annually; and Paid sick leave) Pension Plan Financial Support Programs and Resources: Life Insurance, Flexible Spending Accounts - Dependent Day Care, Commuter Benefits, Discounted Parking, PSLF Eligibility, Deferred Compensation and Education Tuition Stipend Health/Wellness Perks: Flexible Spending Accounts-Health Care, Employee Assistance Program and MyHealth Connections wellness program. SALARY RANGE: $158,400 - $193,600 / YEARLY SNAPSHOT OF COOK COUNTY Serves 5.28 million residents of Chicago and its inner suburbs 2nd largest county in America Larger than 27 states Cook County employs over 22,000 employees who work in a variety of skilled jobs and trades. Nearly 80% unionized workforce 15 unions represented 63 separate collective bargaining agreements Highway - Cook County maintains almost 600 miles of roads and highways. Land - Cook County assesses the value of more than 1.5 million parcels of taxable land and collects and distributes tax funds as a service for local government taxing bodies. Safety - Cook County provides vital services to local government, from conducting elections in suburban areas to offering 911 services in unincorporated areas and municipalities. LOCATION Located in the Loop District of downtown Chicago, one of the most formidable business districts in the world, the area has an astounding number of cultural foundations, stunning parks such as Millennial Park and Maggie Daley Park, steps away from the Chicago Riverwalk, award‑winning restaurants, and plenty of shopping! In addition, Chicago is serviced by multiple bus and train lines for public transportation from the suburbs to the city, taxis are plentiful, public parking garages for motorists, and bicycle share rentals and local bike lanes for bicyclists. ROLE SUMMARY Act as legal advisor and counsel to the County in all matters related to the authority of the Human Resources Bureau. Deputy Director of Labor Relations coordinates the activities of Labor Relations staff; acts as liaison for the Deputy Chief of Human Resources/Director of Labor Relations and may represent the Deputy Chief in their absence; represents Cook County in labor negotiations with collective bargaining groups; and works closely with elected officials, union officials, outside labor counsel and Cook County department heads to organize, schedule, negotiate, and execute labor negotiations. Shall be responsible for developing negotiation strategies for all bargaining units including physicians, nurses, Sheriff's Law enforcement groups, and the Public Defender's Office. Reviews hearing officers' decisions in third-step employee grievance and disciplinary matters. Supervises and directs Labor Counsel in developing strategies related to arbitrations. Assists the Deputy Chief, Bureau Chief of Human Resources and department heads in the evaluation, formation, and implementation of policy directives and initiatives affecting employees of Cook County. Consults with the Deputy Chief in the direction of outside counsel in matters of highest confidentiality. TYPICAL JOB DUTIES Assumes primary responsibility for labor negotiations with new and existing collective bargaining units; develops strategy for labor negotiations; conducts all related liaison activities between management, outside legal counsel and labor unions to coordinate and ensure the orderly progression of deliberations and represents the Deputy Chief at such gatherings. Addresses a wide range of issues related to job classification, transfers and layoffs, and other matters requiring an in‑depth understanding of and interaction with County management and other areas of the Human Resources Bureau. Acts as liaison on behalf of and represents the Deputy Chief with matters related to the Office of the Chief Judge, Health and Hospital System, Office of the State's Attorney, Sheriff's Department, Assessor, other elected officials, County department heads, and other groups and agencies. Works with the Deputy Chief in the coordination and supervision of the Labor/Employee Relations staff in department matters, and in doing so exercises a key role in the formulation, implementation, and enforcement of labor and employee policies for Cook County. Reviews hearing officers' decisions in third‑step grievance and disciplinary matters; formulates strategy, supervises, and coordinates Labor Counsel in arbitration matters; supervises and coordinates Labor Relations personnel. Analyzes proposed and existing collective bargaining agreements, conducts research of case law and other documents and materials and records all relevant deliberations and points of discussion taking place at the table. Reviews and interprets union proposals and conveys insightful analysis with recommendations for possible modifications in the County's position and policies. Works with the Deputy Chief and outside legal counsel to negotiate with labor unions and explain to unions, elected officials and department heads the County's proposals and positions in a wide variety of matters including, but not limited to, wages, benefits, working conditions, job classification, uniform and pay differentials, and work rules. Assists in the evaluation, formation and implementation of policy directives affecting employees of Cook County including but not limited benefits, work rules and personnel rules. Provides legal advice and counsel to Deputy Chief, Bureau Chief of Human Resources and other County Officials on all matters related to the Bureau of Human Resources. Assists and advises bureau chiefs, department heads, and supervisors on all labor matters including employee discipline, policy interpretation, policy implementation, and department organization. Oversees matters related to the Employee Appeals Board and act as Representative of the Employee Appeals Board. Works with outside counsel and retained experts on a variety of employment related issues, including the Affordable Care Act and benefit plan designs, health care, pension and other post‑employment benefits. Provides advice and counsel on employment‑related laws, policies, and matters such as the Family and Medical Leave Act, the Affordable Care Act, and Equal Employment Opportunity laws. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES Knowledge of the law pertaining to local and municipal government in Illinois, particularly with respect to Cook County government. Knowledge of or ability to quickly and effectively understand and utilize Cook County policies, protocols, and technical vernacular used throughout each union labor agreement with the County. Skill in working directly and independently with elected officials, department heads, outside counsel, and labor groups to arrive at negotiated settlements in a wide range of matters, including salaries, benefits and working conditions. Ability to effectively coordinate, supervise and direct the Labor Relations staff in department matters. Skill in resolving labor/management contractual disputes. Skill in analyzing labor agreements and effectively interpreting the terms, conditions and intent represented therein. Skill in the use of diplomacy and confidentiality while communicating with arbitrators, attorneys, elected officials, department heads, management, employees and union officials. Ability to communicate effectively with tact and courtesy, to conduct oneself in a professional manner; ability to convey information and explain or describe County policy and procedure to others. Knowledge of the law pertaining to local and municipal government in Illinois, particularly with respect to Cook County government. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Graduation from an accredited law school with a Juris Doctorate (JD). Four (4) years of labor relations, human resources, litigation, or directly related experience. Licensed to practice law in the State of Illinois. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Six (6) years of Labor Relations, Human Resources or Litigation experience. Four (4) years of previous management or supervisory experience. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Sedentary Work Sedentary Work involves exerting up to 10 pounds of force occasionally or a negligible amount of force frequently to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects. Sedentary work involves sitting most of the time but may involve walking or standing for brief periods of time. The duties listed are not set forth for purposes of limiting the assignment of work. They are not to be construed as a complete list of the many duties normally to be performed under a job title or those to be performed temporarily outside an employee's normal line of work. EMPLOYMENT TERMS RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: Pursuant to the Shakman Consent Decree, Supplemental Relief Order and the Cook County Personnel Rules, this position is exempt from the County's career service rules, is at‑will and political reasons or factors may be considered when taking any employment action. As an employee in a Shakman Exempt Position, if you do not currently live in Cook County, you will have six (6) months from date of hire to establish actual residency within Cook County. Please contact shakmanexemptapplications@cookcountyil.gov for inquiries about this position. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Cook County Department of Labor Relations is seeking a Deputy Director, Labor Relations - Litigation to provide strategic legal and operational leadership on complex labor relations matters. This role serves as a key advisor to County leadership, overseeing labor negotiations, litigation strategy, and policy implementation. The Deputy Director coordinates the work of Labor Relations staff, represents the County in negotiations with multiple collective bargaining units, and collaborates with union and management stakeholders to develop and execute negotiation strategies. The position also supervises labor counsel in arbitration matters, reviews disciplinary and grievance decisions, and provides expert guidance on labor‑related policies and compliance. Cook County offers great benefits and the chance to participate in a strong tradition of public service. Cook County is home to more than five million residents, roughly 45% of Illinois' population. Cook County Government provides a range of vital services and programs that enhance the quality of life for residents across the region. These services range from health care to urban planning. Cook County is committed to empowering its employees to bring our constituents the best that public service has to offer. This position may be eligible for a signing bonus. Attention Applicants: Please note that as part of ongoing job architecture initiatives, the County is reviewing job titles and corresponding grades, which may be subject to change. WHY PURSUE A CAREER WITH COOK COUNTY? In addition to providing employees with a challenging, rewarding environment for career and personal growth, we are proud to also offer some of the best benefits in the public sphere, including: Top Tier Medical Benefits: Medical Plans, Prescription Drug Benefit, Dental Plans, Vision Plan and 9 Additional voluntary benefit plans Flexible Teleworking Options Generous, Flexible Paid Time Off (13 paid designated holidays; Minimum of 15 vacation days annually; and Paid sick leave) Pension Plan Financial Support Programs and Resources: Life Insurance, Flexible Spending Accounts - Dependent Day Care, Commuter Benefits, Discounted Parking, PSLF Eligibility, Deferred Compensation and Education Tuition Stipend Health/Wellness Perks: Flexible Spending Accounts-Health Care, Employee Assistance Program and MyHealth Connections wellness program. SALARY RANGE: $158,400 - $193,600 / YEARLY SNAPSHOT OF COOK COUNTY Serves 5.28 million residents of Chicago and its inner suburbs 2nd largest county in America Larger than 27 states Cook County employs over 22,000 employees who work in a variety of skilled jobs and trades. Nearly 80% unionized workforce 15 unions represented 63 separate collective bargaining agreements Highway - Cook County maintains almost 600 miles of roads and highways. Land - Cook County assesses the value of more than 1.5 million parcels of taxable land and collects and distributes tax funds as a service for local government taxing bodies. Safety - Cook County provides vital services to local government, from conducting elections in suburban areas to offering 911 services in unincorporated areas and municipalities. LOCATION Located in the Loop District of downtown Chicago, one of the most formidable business districts in the world, the area has an astounding number of cultural foundations, stunning parks such as Millennial Park and Maggie Daley Park, steps away from the Chicago Riverwalk, award‑winning restaurants, and plenty of shopping! In addition, Chicago is serviced by multiple bus and train lines for public transportation from the suburbs to the city, taxis are plentiful, public parking garages for motorists, and bicycle share rentals and local bike lanes for bicyclists. ROLE SUMMARY Act as legal advisor and counsel to the County in all matters related to the authority of the Human Resources Bureau. Deputy Director of Labor Relations coordinates the activities of Labor Relations staff; acts as liaison for the Deputy Chief of Human Resources/Director of Labor Relations and may represent the Deputy Chief in their absence; represents Cook County in labor negotiations with collective bargaining groups; and works closely with elected officials, union officials, outside labor counsel and Cook County department heads to organize, schedule, negotiate, and execute labor negotiations. Shall be responsible for developing negotiation strategies for all bargaining units including physicians, nurses, Sheriff's Law enforcement groups, and the Public Defender's Office. Reviews hearing officers' decisions in third-step employee grievance and disciplinary matters. Supervises and directs Labor Counsel in developing strategies related to arbitrations. Assists the Deputy Chief, Bureau Chief of Human Resources and department heads in the evaluation, formation, and implementation of policy directives and initiatives affecting employees of Cook County. Consults with the Deputy Chief in the direction of outside counsel in matters of highest confidentiality. TYPICAL JOB DUTIES Assumes primary responsibility for labor negotiations with new and existing collective bargaining units; develops strategy for labor negotiations; conducts all related liaison activities between management, outside legal counsel and labor unions to coordinate and ensure the orderly progression of deliberations and represents the Deputy Chief at such gatherings. Addresses a wide range of issues related to job classification, transfers and layoffs, and other matters requiring an in‑depth understanding of and interaction with County management and other areas of the Human Resources Bureau. Acts as liaison on behalf of and represents the Deputy Chief with matters related to the Office of the Chief Judge, Health and Hospital System, Office of the State's Attorney, Sheriff's Department, Assessor, other elected officials, County department heads, and other groups and agencies. Works with the Deputy Chief in the coordination and supervision of the Labor/Employee Relations staff in department matters, and in doing so exercises a key role in the formulation, implementation, and enforcement of labor and employee policies for Cook County. Reviews hearing officers' decisions in third‑step grievance and disciplinary matters; formulates strategy, supervises, and coordinates Labor Counsel in arbitration matters; supervises and coordinates Labor Relations personnel. Analyzes proposed and existing collective bargaining agreements, conducts research of case law and other documents and materials and records all relevant deliberations and points of discussion taking place at the table. Reviews and interprets union proposals and conveys insightful analysis with recommendations for possible modifications in the County's position and policies. Works with the Deputy Chief and outside legal counsel to negotiate with labor unions and explain to unions, elected officials and department heads the County's proposals and positions in a wide variety of matters including, but not limited to, wages, benefits, working conditions, job classification, uniform and pay differentials, and work rules. Assists in the evaluation, formation and implementation of policy directives affecting employees of Cook County including but not limited benefits, work rules and personnel rules. Provides legal advice and counsel to Deputy Chief, Bureau Chief of Human Resources and other County Officials on all matters related to the Bureau of Human Resources. Assists and advises bureau chiefs, department heads, and supervisors on all labor matters including employee discipline, policy interpretation, policy implementation, and department organization. Oversees matters related to the Employee Appeals Board and act as Representative of the Employee Appeals Board. Works with outside counsel and retained experts on a variety of employment related issues, including the Affordable Care Act and benefit plan designs, health care, pension and other post‑employment benefits. Provides advice and counsel on employment‑related laws, policies, and matters such as the Family and Medical Leave Act, the Affordable Care Act, and Equal Employment Opportunity laws. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES Knowledge of the law pertaining to local and municipal government in Illinois, particularly with respect to Cook County government. Knowledge of or ability to quickly and effectively understand and utilize Cook County policies, protocols, and technical vernacular used throughout each union labor agreement with the County. Skill in working directly and independently with elected officials, department heads, outside counsel, and labor groups to arrive at negotiated settlements in a wide range of matters, including salaries, benefits and working conditions. Ability to effectively coordinate, supervise and direct the Labor Relations staff in department matters. Skill in resolving labor/management contractual disputes. Skill in analyzing labor agreements and effectively interpreting the terms, conditions and intent represented therein. Skill in the use of diplomacy and confidentiality while communicating with arbitrators, attorneys, elected officials, department heads, management, employees and union officials. Ability to communicate effectively with tact and courtesy, to conduct oneself in a professional manner; ability to convey information and explain or describe County policy and procedure to others. Knowledge of the law pertaining to local and municipal government in Illinois, particularly with respect to Cook County government. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Graduation from an accredited law school with a Juris Doctorate (JD). Four (4) years of labor relations, human resources, litigation, or directly related experience. Licensed to practice law in the State of Illinois. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Six (6) years of Labor Relations, Human Resources or Litigation experience. Four (4) years of previous management or supervisory experience. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Sedentary Work Sedentary Work involves exerting up to 10 pounds of force occasionally or a negligible amount of force frequently to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects. Sedentary work involves sitting most of the time but may involve walking or standing for brief periods of time. The duties listed are not set forth for purposes of limiting the assignment of work. They are not to be construed as a complete list of the many duties normally to be performed under a job title or those to be performed temporarily outside an employee's normal line of work. EMPLOYMENT TERMS RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: Pursuant to the Shakman Consent Decree, Supplemental Relief Order and the Cook County Personnel Rules, this position is exempt from the County's career service rules, is at‑will and political reasons or factors may be considered when taking any employment action. As an employee in a Shakman Exempt Position, if you do not currently live in Cook County, you will have six (6) months from date of hire to establish actual residency within Cook County. Please contact ****************************************** for inquiries about this position. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Major Donors and Partner Engagement, Associate Vice President page is loaded## Major Donors and Partner Engagement, Associate Vice Presidentlocations: Chicago, ILtime type: Full timeposted on: Posted Todayjob requisition id: JR-1063710By joining our team, you'll be part of our life-changing Mission and Vision. You'll work in a truly inclusive environment where diversity and equity are championed through words and actions. You'll contribute to an innovative culture that is second to none, one that embraces curiosity, discovery and compassion. You'll play a role in something that's never been done before as we integrate science and clinical care to help patients achieve better, faster outcomes - as we Advance Human Ability, together.## ## ** Summary**The Major Donors and Partner Engagement Associate Vice President (AVP) will serve as a senior leader within the Advancement team, providing strategic leadership and operational oversight for major giving, corporate and foundation relations, and affiliate fundraising initiatives. This role is responsible for building a best-in-class fundraising program that aligns with the organization's mission and supports its growth as it expands its national clinical footprint. The AVP will manage and mentor a high-performing fundraising team, engage key institutional leaders and clinicians in philanthropic activity, and maintain a small portfolio of prospects capable of making gifts of $5 million or more. The AVP will consistently demonstrate support of the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab statement of Vision, Mission and Core Values by striving for excellence, contributing to the team efforts and showing respect and compassion for patients and their families, fellow employees, and all others with whom there is contact at or in the interest of the institute. The AVP will demonstrate Shirley Ryan AbilityLab Core Attributes: Communication, Accountability, Flexibility/Adaptability, Judgment/Problem Solving, Customer Service and Core Values (Hope, Compassion, Discovery, Collaboration, and Commitment to Excellence) while fulfilling job duties.## ## **Job Description****The Major Donors and Partner Engagement AVP Key Responsibilities:****Team Leadership & Management*** Lead and mentor the fundraising team, including Major Gift Officers, Corporate Giving, and Foundation Relations staff.* Establish clear performance metrics, accountability structures, and professional development opportunities for team members.**Fundraising Strategy & Program Development*** Partner with organizational leadership to design and launch a robust grateful patient program, engaging physicians, allied health providers, and scientific chairs in philanthropy.* Support the creation and execution of a comprehensive affiliate fundraising strategy to expand donor support across the network, including an international fundraising plan.* Manage a personal portfolio of $5M+ individual, corporate, and foundation prospects, driving cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship strategies for transformational gifts.**Organizational Engagement & Partnership*** Serve as a senior member of the Advancement leadership team, helping to shape long-term strategy and organizational priorities.* Partner with clinical, research, and administrative leaders to foster a culture of philanthropy throughout the organization and actively participate in the prospect engagement cycle.* Support the development and execution of a national fundraising program that aligns with the organization's expanding clinical presence.* Collaborate closely with colleagues within advancement and across the enterprise to deliver integrated fundraising results**Reporting Relationships*** Chief Development Officer / Senior Vice President of Advancement**Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Required*** Bachelor's degree required, Advanced degree preferred.* Minimum of 10 years of progressive experience in development, with at least 5 years in a leadership role.* Demonstrated success in managing major gift portfolios and securing transformational gifts ($5M+).* Experience leading and motivating fundraising teams across multiple program areas (major gifts, corporate, foundation).* Proven ability to build collaborative relationships with physicians, scientists, administrators, and volunteer leaders.* Strong strategic planning, organizational, and communication skills.* A professional who thrives on building programs and teams, and can inspire confidence and motivates high performance.* Entrepreneurial and innovative, with the ability to design and scale new fundraising initiatives.* Skilled at balancing strategic leadership with frontline fundraising responsibilities.* Deep commitment to advancing the mission and values of the organization.**Working Conditions*** Normal office environment with little or no exposure to dust or extreme temperature.**Pay and Benefits\*:****Pay Range:**$128,480.00 annually - $213,297.00 annually **Benefits:** Shirley Ryan AbilityLab offers a comprehensive benefits program that is competitive with our industry peers in our geographic locations: *\*Benefits and benefits' eligibility can vary by position. Actual compensation will vary based on applicant's experience and qualifications, as well as internal equity.*The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel so classified.## **Equal Employment Opportunity**ShirleyRyan AbilityLab is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, protected Veteran status, age, or any other characteristic protected by law.Shirley Ryan AbilityLab is the global leader in physical medicine and rehabilitation for adults and children with the most severe, complex conditions. By joining our team, you'll be part of our life-changing Mission and Vision. You'll work in a truly inclusive environment where through words and actions. You'll contribute to an innovative culture that is second to none, one that embraces curiosity, discovery and compassion. You'll play a role in something that's never been done before as we integrate science and clinical care to help patients achieve better, faster outcomes - as we Advance Human Ability, together. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Director, Change and Incident Management page is loaded## Director, Change and Incident Managementlocations: Irving, TX 75062 Vizient Corporate HQ: Chicago, IL 60607time type: Full timeposted on: Posted Todayjob requisition id: 31382RWhen you're the best, we're the best. We instill an environment where employees feel engaged, satisfied and able to contribute their unique skills and talents while living and working as their authentic selves. We provide extensive opportunities for personal and professional development, building both employee competence and organizational capability to fuel exceptional performance through an inclusive environment both now and in the future.**Summary:**In this role, you will lead the enterprise-wide strategy and execution for Change Control, Critical Incident Management, and Release Management. This role ensures operational excellence through process standardization, effective governance, and alignment with ITIL best practices. The director will partner closely with IT leadership, Security, Application Owners, and Platform Teams to build scalable, auditable, and secure operational frameworks while fostering a culture of proactive risk management and continuous improvement.**Responsibilities:*** Develop and drive the enterprise vision for change, incident, and release management aligned to business goals.* Set strategic objectives and performance targets for each focus area: Change Control, Critical Incident Management, and Release Management.* Partner with senior leadership to influence technology governance and ensure alignment with Vizient's enterprise architecture and platform strategy.* Lead standardization of processes across all three areas, ensuring alignment with ITIL standards that are enforced across the organization.* Establish and chair the Change Advisory Board (CAB), implementing rigorous vetting of changes and ensuring accountability.* Define and maintain change, incident, and release processes and ensure effective adoption across technical and business teams.* Oversee the separation of change and release functions with an integrated security lens, ensuring secure and compliant delivery of changes.* Define and monitor KPIs for change success rates, incident response, release quality, and process maturity.* Recruit, lead, and mentor a high-performing team supporting change, incident, and release processes.**Qualifications:*** Relevant degree preferred.* 7 or more years relevant experience in IT Service Management with demonstrated success in change, incident, and release leadership roles.* 5+ years in a management or director-level role leading cross-functional technical teams in a complex enterprise.* Proven experience designing and operating CAB processes and leading critical incident command centers.* Experience selecting and implementing ITSM platforms and automation tools.* Deep knowledge of ITIL frameworks and service operations.* Strong strategic thinking, process design, and governance skills.* Excellent communication and crisis management skills.* Familiarity with Active Directory, hybrid cloud, CI/CD pipelines, and modern infrastructure and security practices.* Ability to lead with empathy, build consensus, and drive accountability.#LI-JB1**Estimated Hiring Range:**At Vizient, we consider skills, experience, and organizational needs in our compensation approach. Geographic factors may adjust the range estimate and hires typically fall below the top range. Compensation decisions are tailored to individual circumstances. The current salary range for this role is $117,600.00 to $206,000.00.This position is also incentive eligible.Vizient has a comprehensive benefits plan! Please view our benefits here:**Equal Opportunity Employer: Females/Minorities/Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities**The Company is committed to equal employment opportunity to all employees and applicants without regard to race, religion, color, gender identity, ethnicity, age, national origin, sexual orientation, disability status, veteran status or any other category protected by applicable law.Working at Vizient means making a difference in today's dynamic health care industry, every day. Our mission is to connect health care organizations and providers with the knowledge, solutions and expertise that enable them to accelerate their clinical and operational performance.Vizient is based in Dallas and has offices in 20 metropolitan areas across the United States. We have 4,000 employees with a breadth of expertise, experience and compassion, who are eager to develop and implement solutions that advance health care for the greater good.Across our enterprise of companies, we have the scale and depth to deliver exponential impact across the continuum of care:* Provista - Proven supply chain partner specializing in extended, diagnostic and preventive care facilities, including surgery centers, home health and senior living* Apexus - The exclusive contractor for 340B Drug Pricing Program, managed by the Health Resources and Services Administration* **apt**itude - The industry's first online direct contracting market, supporting self-contracting activity between hospitals and suppliers.* Sg2 - Providing a unique blend of analytics, intelligence, consulting and education to enable health system leaders to integrate strategic growth and performance across the continuum of care.**Click** **for Vizient Careers Home Page.**### #J-18808-Ljbffr

Job Category: Manager Apply now Posted : November 20, 2025 Full-Time 353 North Clark Street Chicago, IL 60654, USA New York 140 East 45th Street 31st Floor New York, NY 10017, USA Mesirow Financial is an independent, employee-owned firm founded in 1937. As specialists in investment, risk management and advisory services, we are committed to helping our institutional, corporate and individual clients achieve their objectives. Our Institutional Sales and Trading group is comprised of over 100 dedicated traders, salespeople and analysts highly specialized in a variety of sectors of the fixed income market. We provide institutional investors with enhanced market coverage through national sales and trading locations and are recognized as one of the nations' most established and experienced participants in the fixed income markets with annual secondary trading volume of more than $149 billion and $395m in average volume of secondary trading positions. Opportunity We are currently recruiting for a Managing Director; Institutional Salesperson focused on CMO Mortgage Products to join our team. Proven performance track record and deep, sustainable industry relationships. This key hire will possess excellent client presentation and communication skills combined with self‑motivation, excellent business development acumen and an ability to thrive in a fast‑paced, constantly changing and entrepreneurial environment. We are looking for someone to be based out of our primary office locations Chicago, New York, or Stamford. Requirements Series 7 & 63 licenses A successful performance record of consistently generating Exceeding revenue targets at a top brokerage firm An ability to travel as needed to client locations and represent the firm at clients /Industry events as requested In accordance with local state Pay Transparency Law, the anticipated hiring base salary for the role will be between $100,000 and $150,000 per year. However, base pay if hired will be determined on an individualized basis and is only part of the total compensation package, which, also provides the opportunity for a commission/bonus and the Mesirow benefit program . EOE Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago provides superior pediatric care in a setting that offers the latest benefits and innovations in medical technology, research and family-friendly design. As the largest pediatric provider in the region with a 140-year legacy of excellence, kids and their families are at the center of all we do. Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago is ranked in all 10 specialties by the U.S. News & World Report.**Location**Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago**Job Description****General Summary:** ## ## **Essential Job Functions:*** Oversees the transplant nurse coordinator and APP teams across liver, kidney, intestine, and transplant surgery transplant teams in conjunction with ambulatory nursing* Directly supervises the organ procurement coordinator team* Oversees all transplant clinical processes, ensuring high reliability and OPTN/CMS compliant processes and procedures.* Responsible for overseeing all quality aspects of the solid organ transplant programs, including quality reporting, transplant QAPI plan, and transplant quality and process improvement* Responsible for transplant clinical and regulatory education across the multidisciplinary team* Ensures that the transplant center remains compliant and survey ready for transplant regulations through the OPTN and CMS. Serves as the lead contact for a transplant regulatory visit.* Serves as a leader for new transplant program operational planning and development* Serves as a liaison with clinical staff in solid organ transplant programs.* Collaborates with government relations on advocacy efforts specific to transplantation.* The authority to hire, separate, promote, demote, write and administer performance evaluations.* Other job functions as assigned.**Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:*** Master's degree, with a concentration in Nursing, Business, or Health Care Administration preferred.* Minimum of 5 years experience with healthcare program leadership* Clinical or transplant experience highly preferred.* Strong facilitation skills, including meeting management, large group facilitation, group process, negotiation, and conflict resolution.* Strong interpersonal communication skills including both written and oral communication skills.**Education****Pay Range**$119,600.00-$197,350.40 SalaryAt Lurie Children's, we are committed to competitive and fair compensation aligned with market rates and internal equity, reflecting individual contributions, experience, and expertise. The pay range for this job indicates minimum and maximum targets for the position. Ranges are regularly reviewed to stay aligned with market conditions. In addition to base salary, Lurie Children's offer a comprehensive rewards package that may include differentials for some hourly employees, leadership incentives for select roles, health and retirement benefits, and wellbeing programs. For more details on other compensation, consult your recruiter or click the following to learn more about our benefits.**Benefit Statement****For full time and part time employees who work 20 or more hours per week we offer a generous benefits package that includes:**Medical, dental and vision insurance Employer paid group term life and disability Employer contribution toward Health Savings AccountFlexible Spending AccountsPaid Time Off (PTO), Paid Holidays and Paid Parental Leave403(b) with a 5% employer match Various voluntary benefits:* Supplemental Life, AD&D and Disability* Critical Illness, Accident and Hospital Indemnity coverage* Tuition assistance* Student loan servicing and support* Adoption benefits* Backup Childcare and Eldercare* Employee Assistance Program, and other specialized behavioral health services and resources for employees and family members* Discount on services at Lurie Children's facilities* Discount purchasing program**There's a Place for You with Us**At Lurie Children's, we embrace and celebrate building a team with a variety of backgrounds, skills, and viewpoints - recognizing that different life experiences strengthen our workplace and the care we provide to the Chicago community and beyond. We treat everyone fairly, appreciate differences, and make meaningful connections that foster belonging. This is a place where you can be your best, so we can give our best to the patients and families who trust us with their care. *Lurie Children's and its affiliates are equal employment opportunity employers. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, marital status, pregnancy, protected veteran status, order of protection status, protected genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law.*Support email: *********************************** Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago provides superior pediatric care in a setting that offers the latest benefits and innovations in medical technology, research and family-friendly design. #J-18808-Ljbffr

A leading financial services firm seeks a Client Solutions Architect Manager to lead innovative client solutions in Chicago. They will coordinate product configurations for diverse use cases, support sales with technical guidance, and enhance product adoption. Ideal candidates have at least 5 years of relevant experience, strong analytical skills, and the ability to communicate complex technical information to various stakeholders. #J-18808-Ljbffr

A leading consultancy firm in Chicago seeks a Managing Director to lead private equity, direct lenders, and corporate clients in financial due diligence. This role involves managing engagements, executing transaction analyses, and mentoring junior staff. The ideal candidate will have 15+ years in financial due diligence, a CPA, and strong leadership skills. Competitive compensation of $800,000 - $1,300,000 per year is offered. #J-18808-Ljbffr

A prominent orchestra in Chicago seeks an experienced Chief Operating Officer to lead strategic operations and enhance organizational effectiveness. This role requires a strong background in nonprofit management, concert production, and a commitment to equity and inclusion. Responsibilities include overseeing internal systems, managing finances, and representing the organization to stakeholders. The position offers a competitive salary range of $110,000 - $125,000, alongside benefits including health insurance and professional development support. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Associate to the Vice President & Chief Investment Officer page is loaded## Associate to the Vice President & Chief Investment Officerlocations: Chicago Officetime type: Full timeposted on: Posted Todayjob requisition id: REQ-000332# **Job Description**Summary:The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation is one of the nation's largest independent foundations. The Foundation supports creative people, effective institutions, and influential networks building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. We work on a few that strive toward transformative change in areas of profound concern, including the existential threats of , the challenges of reform, revitalizing in the U.S., and corruption in .In addition, we maintain in our hometown , where we invest in people, places, and partnerships to build a more inclusive Chicago and in , where we invest in more just and inclusive news and narratives.We also make awards to extraordinarily creative individuals through the program and for solutions to critical problems of our time through .For more information, please visit our website at .The Associate to the Vice President & Chief Investment Officer (CIO) provides senior-level administrative and project management support to ensure the smooth operation of the Investment Office. The role manages the CIO's priorities and calendar, oversees the production and quality of reporting materials for the Foundation Investment Committee (IC) and board, leads projects across multiple teams, and serves as a liaison to internal and external stakeholders.Essential Duties and Responsibilities:**Executive Support & Priority Management*** Oversee the CIO's complex calendar, meeting preparation, and priority alignment; anticipate needs and resolve scheduling conflicts* Serve as primary point of contact for CIO communications and correspondence; gather and summarize background materials for meetings* Coordinate domestic and international travel logistics and itineraries; partner with internal meetings and events staff for on‑site support* Represent the CIO's office with diplomacy and discretion; liaise with trustees/Investment Committee members, senior leadership, external managers/consultants, and peer institutions* Draft and edit key CIO communications, presentations, and memos; maintain consistent tone and high standards* Manage CIO travel and expense processes in accordance with policy guidelines**Governance; Investment Committee (IC) & Board*** Lead end‑to‑end IC meeting production: agenda, materials book, quality control/proofreading, distribution, logistics, minutes, and action‑item tracking* Coordinate closely with Investments team members and relevant partners to ensure accuracy, clarity, and timeliness of all materials**Strategic Projects & Cross-Functional Execution*** Lead and organize CIO‑sponsored initiatives (e.g., process improvements, tool rollouts, team offsite meetings)* Manage projects by tracking timelines, coordinating stakeholders, identifying decisions/risks, and reporting progress**Investment Office Support*** Own weekly Investment Team meeting cadence: develop agendas, consolidate inputs, take notes, publish summaries, and track follow‑ups to closure* Oversee day‑to‑day Investment Office workflows and information flow; maintain department‑wide calendars and collaboration channels* Support department budgeting and forecasting; monitor administrative spend and produce periodic budget-to-actual updates* Initiate, track, and process contracts and supplier invoices; approve routine expenses within delegated authority* Coordinate complex meetings and events (AV/Zoom/Teams, rooms) and ensure deadlines and follow‑ups are met Other Duties and Responsibilities:* Participate in special projects and working groups; engage in professional development* Perform other duties as assigned Qualifications:* Bachelor's degree or equivalent with at least 6 years of experience supporting senior executives and/or leading complex operations/projects* Experience with investments or relevant credentials in business, finance, or equivalent exposure a plus* Endowment/foundation, asset management, or financial services experience strongly preferred* Basic understanding of financial concepts and investment reporting; ability to interpret and work with materials such as performance reports, manager updates, and portfolio summaries* Demonstrated project management capability: scope initiatives, build plans, run cross‑functional work and deliver on deadlines* Exceptional writing, editing, and presentation abilities; comfortable preparing and reviewing materials that include financial or investment content* Meticulous organization and judgment; proactive, resourceful, and able to manage multiple priorities with minimal guidance* Advanced Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint); strong virtual‑meeting proficiency and readiness to learn new tools* High discretion and professionalism; diplomacy in board‑level and external‑partner interactions The position is hybrid and based in Chicago, Illinois.*Annual salary for this role will start at $81,200. We offer a generous total compensation package that emphasizes both base salary and a comprehensive benefits package to support your life, health, and well-being.***Physical Requirements and Work Environment**The work environment is an office setting. Intermittent physical activities will include bending, reaching, sitting, and moving around the office during working hours. Requests for reasonable accommodations will be considered to enable a person with disabilities to perform the job. Reasonable accommodations are also available during the interview process. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Starting Salary: $65-95,000 annually with benefits, depending on skills, experience and qualifications. Candidates with executive level experience and qualification may be eligible to apply for Chief Operating Officer (COO) position with commensurate pay and benefits. Position Summary Voice of the People Chicago, an affordable housing and collaborative service non-profit organization based in the Uptown Community, is expanding its services more broadly with hiring of a Managing Director of the Voice Owner's Network Program (VON) Program. This includes a Technical Assistance Center and start-up administration for a nationally significant Dovie Thurman Affordable Housing Trust. The organization seeks a manager with broad experience in financing and community development, and a passion for problem solving and advocacy in support of property owners and their key staff/vendors in asset management, property management and resident services. Within the historically diverse Uptown community, Voice has inspired, enabled and supported the acquisition, management and development over 57 years, making possible 2,000 units of affordable housing, including a portfolio of fourteen properties maintained by the organization, where it connects residents to support services, economic opportunities and civic/leadership opportunities. With Uptown now being a reinvesting and gentrifying community in a larger vicinity of the north lakefront, where every affordable housing development is experiencing serious challenges in property management and social/economic stability, literally every property is “at‑risk” of sale to the marketplace. The Managing Director (MD) of the Voice Owner's Network (VON), under supervision of Voice's Executive Director, will oversee networking and technical assistance efforts to support owners to increase incomes, decrease costs, access technical and enhance professional development for key staff and vendors in the continuation of affordable housing. The Managing Director will additionally be charged with administration of VON's largest project with the newly incorporated Dovie Thurman Affordable Housing Trust. In this, the MD will implement the Trust's strategies for organizational member benefits development; and spearhead education and outreach for potential new affordable housing owner‑members with qualifying developments. MD Duties and Responsibilities Acts as liaison and coordinator of internal and external services in support of VON Program and projects, including with Voice executive/administrative, finance/compliance, fundraising and resource development, and resident services staff; Develops and implements, with executive and leadership input from Voice and Trust boards, strategic plans for organizational development, member benefits development and related advocacy, and marketing/branding, education and outreach, including engagement with Voice Housing Policy Committee and Speaker's Bureau; Supervises Owner Services Specialist, administrative support and interns for the VON Program, and special projects like the Affordable Housing Ownership Database and Mapping Project, which can inform program planning, services to address owners' identified needs, and outreach to prospective Trust members; Represents organization in preservation advocacy within Uptown, in coalition with advocate partners, including for projects at risk of market sales, and in collaboration with citywide and statewide coalitions and support groups; Maintains relations with government and political representatives, acting as resource on financing, zoning and planning matters; Schedules and facilitates networking and technical assistance services for VON Program, convening consultations, professional networking, and training that benefits asset managers, property managers and resident service providers tasked with sustaining quality affordable housing; Supports work of key staff in Voice Fundraising and Resource Development for the Dovie Thurman Affordable Housing Trust; and developing accounting, personnel and benefits, governance systems; Maintains relations with funders, lenders, investors and technical assistance providers of VON or Trust affiliated owners; Administers planning and evaluation of VON Program and Trust, during start-up period, including annual reporting and objective setting, and quarterly progress reporting for leadership of two boards, and reporting to funders as required; and, Acts as chief spokesperson and community relations manager for the Dovie Thurman Affordable Housing Trust, an organization that brings owners together with a commitment to service‑enriched, permanently affordable housing, and benefits that supports social and economic viability of developments over time. General Qualifications & Requirements A position‑related degree from an accredited college or university, plus at least five years of experience in community development. Candidates must have a working knowledge or informed experience in affordable housing finance, property management and resident services and possess excellent verbal and written communication skills. Knowledge and experience with affordable housing - rental, ownership, cooperative and shared equity housing. Experience and proficiency of work with communities of people with racial, economic, age and needs diversity is essential. Certifications and capacity for technical support in affordable housing property management is preferred, as is work experience with community land trusts or shared equity housing. Candidates with executive level experience and qualifications may be eligible to apply for Chief Operating Officer (COO) position with commensurate pay and benefits. Apply and Contact Us Email cover letter to Michael Rohrbeck, Voice's Executive Director, with resume, writing sample(s) and references to *********************** #J-18808-Ljbffr

Starting Range: $100,000-$110,000 per year, depending on experience. Hybrid Schedule: 2 days in office required. /Essential Function Primary focus includes the management of all scheduled programs, from soliciting, reviewing and negotiating of all hotels, convention center and vendor contracts to the facilitation of meeting logistics. Provide direct leadership and guidance to the Meeting Services Department, and collaborates with the Education and Exhibits Departments, to plan and produce high-quality and cost-effective educational activities in accordance with ACCME, AMA, AdvaMed, and international guidelines where appropriate. Organizes, analyzes, and recommends locations for education and business meetings. Assist in creating strategic marketing plans, responsible for the overall logistical management of meetings, both educational and committee. Develops and manages activity budgets; provides financial reporting and performance tracking. Basic Functions and Responsibilities 1. Administer the solicitation and negotiation of all meeting-related contracts. Can delegate specific contracts to other team members to initiate. 2. Manage meeting logistics and RFPs for all meetings, educational or committee, including but not limited to hotel, convention center, and vendor contracts, meeting room assignment and set-up, food and beverage, audiovisual, signage, destination management, special events, board, faculty and staff travel, and registration. 3. Directly responsible for the overall Annual Meeting city selection, convention center and hotel contracting. Control all logistics for the Annual Meeting provides support for the technical exhibition. 4. Work directly in partnership procurement and contracting between NASS and other related medical societies, as needed. 5. All duties as assigned by Executive Director and/or Associate Executive Director of Event Services to achieve NASS goals and objectives in promoting the values and mission. 6. Delegate and assign projects to Meeting Services department staff. 7. Maintain a working knowledge of all NASS service areas and provides peer support/back-up as needed. 8. Assists in establishing a productive relationship with members, staff, and volunteers. 9. Track meeting schedules of other spine-related societies and groups to try to prevent overlap of events. 10. Assist in writing, proofing and editing marketing copies and supporting text. 11. Assist in establishing a productive relationship with volunteers, members, staff, as well as contractors, site personnel (hotel and convention center) while striving to enhance the image and reputation of NASS as a pre-eminent, high-quality medical specialty society. 12. Develop and accurately maintain historical / statistical database for all meetings assigned and generate reports as requested. 13. Preparation of the annual and individual program budgets as assigned, monitor financial condition of the programs for cost-effectiveness, approves all expenditures. 14. Provide feedback in developing a marketing strategy for CME activities and products. Analyze member's past annual meeting comments, to identify improvements. Meet with internal resources regularly to coordinate CME educational resource efforts, and to integrate marketing strategy into overall NASS promotional plan. 15. Delegate faculty arrangements, vendor, and logistical needs to various NASS staff. 16. Write, proof, and edit marketing copy and supporting text. 17. Edit, proof, and prepare reference materials for distribution onsite. 18. Evaluate work performance of Meeting Services Department staff. 19. Update conflict calendars as required. Minimum Education/Experience Requirements 1. Bachelor's degree required. 2. Nine years+ of meeting planning experience required. 3. CMP preferred Supervision Received Directly supervised and reviewed by Associated Executive Director of Event Services. Independent in determining work methods and deadlines. Minimal supervision required. Deadlines set by Meeting Services or Education Department, Committees or Board of Directors. Supervision Exercised Meeting Services Department staff Staff and volunteers assigned to off-site programs Relationships Close Contact Meeting Services Department Exhibits Department Education Department IT Department Marketing Department Moderate Contact All other support teams. Volunteer / Member Contact 1. Program committees 2. Board of Directors, President's family 3. Other collaborative partnering organizations and support personnel for assigned individual program activities and projects. Service Providers/Other Partners 1. Primary interface with convention center/hotel/meeting facility for all contractual items, concessions and an effective meeting administration schedule. Other Requirements 1. Highly developed oral, written, and interpersonal communications skills required. 2. Strong sense of commitment and the ability to handle multiple projects with overlapping and simultaneous deadlines efficiently and effectively. 3. Creativity, resourcefulness, and problem-solving skills are a must. 4. Analytical and organizational skills required. 5. Computer literacy is essential (proficiency with Microsoft Office Suites); average to heavy computer usage. 6. Group facilitation skills required. 7. Ability to lift boxes weighing up to 20 lbs. 8. Travel 5-10 times per year required, night and weekend work as needed.

Senior Director - Health Sciences - Health Information Technology SENIOR DIRECTOR - HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HEALTH SCIENCES MALCOLM X COLLEGE Malcolm X College is currently seeking a Senior Director of Health Information Technology for the School of Health Sciences. City Colleges of Chicago (CCC), the largest community college system in Illinois, is made up of seven colleges and five satellite sites, providing more than 70,000 students each year access to a quality, affordable education. The School of Health Sciences at Malcolm X provides a variety of allied health programs to students interested in completing two-year associate degrees and/or obtaining credentials in the health sciences that will lead to careers in the health care industry. Programs include Nursing, Radiography, Surgical Technology, Respiratory Care, Dental Hygiene, Pharmacy Technology, in addition to other high-demand Health Sciences fields. The mission of Malcolm X College is to provide accessible liberal arts and health-focused education that fosters personal and professional achievement. Core values include accountability, community, diversity, empowerment, learning, and respect. Primary objective Reporting to the Dean or Associate Dean of Health Sciences and Career Programs, the Senior Director - Health Sciences - Health Information Technology functions in a senior-level managerial role, providing leadership as an educator and administrator. This role directs the academic, clinical and administrative operations of an assigned health science program(s) and collaborates with industry partners to ensure students enrolled in degree and certificate healthcare programs receive a quality education leading to careers in the health field. The Senior Director is responsible for ensuring program compliance with accreditation standards and regulations defined by the appropriate accrediting agencies. The role fosters an educational environment that supports students and faculty in pursuing quality learning opportunities and a meaningful student experience. Performs related duties as required. Essential duties Administration & Operations Manages a program's day-to-day operations, implementing administrative and academic processes to meet instructional needs and enhance educational effectiveness. Directs the administration of health sciences programs offered at multiple site locations and at other CCC campuses. Develops program course schedules, including day and evening programs, to allow multiple admission/completion cycles and effectively enroll multiple cohorts within a calendar year. Creates and delivers programming through the Continuing Education Department in alignment with labor market and workforce demands. Develops and implements policies and procedures in collaboration with the Dean and Associate Dean of Health Sciences and Career Programs. Directs and supervises faculty and staff; conducts faculty observations to assure quality of instruction; evaluates work for conformance with program standards. Addresses performance issues, coordinates with Human Resources to implement disciplinary and termination procedures as needed. Conducts staff meetings and addresses faculty and staff issues and concerns. Participates in interviewing and hiring of faculty and program staff; assists in recruitment efforts and oversees the selection and hiring process in coordination with Human Resources and college administrators. Develops and manages the program's academic schedule; plans and implements course scheduling and clinical rotations; assigns faculty and reviews syllabi for curriculum alignment. Prepares and administers the annual program budget and implements budgetary controls; prepares periodic budget reports. Monitors and approves expenditures and purchasing of equipment, supplies, training materials, and related program needs. Maintains and updates the program's student handbook, website, and written/social media materials. Identifies and provides professional development opportunities for faculty in instructional technologies and enhanced educational methodologies. Chairs and collaborates with the program's Advisory Committee; coordinates program assessment, curriculum validation and review of proposed changes to meet workforce needs. Adapts the program to changes in standards by accrediting bodies, public health agencies, and/or public health emergencies; implements required curriculum, clinic, and laboratory protocol changes. Campus Clinic Management (where applicable): manages an on-campus clinic; develops policies to ensure patient safety and quality of services; supervises Clinic Coordinators and faculty; ensures safety protocols and equipment meet standards. Monitors clinical curriculum to ensure competencies are taught; develops and updates clinical protocols; manages equipment/inventory for the in-house clinic; coordinates PPE and supplies with Procurement. Regularly reviews clinic practices with faculty to ensure consistent policy application. Curriculum Development, Accreditation and Assessment Monitors and approves curriculum to ensure program outcomes and competencies are met. Oversees ongoing review and evaluation of didactic and clinical curriculum for alignment with accreditation guidelines and industry standards. Collaborates on new courses and curriculum changes and ensures adherence to the college's curriculum change process (PACC). Participates in the program's accreditation review process, coordinating self-study documents, site visits, and post-visit modifications. Directs staff in preparing for on-site visits and required reporting to maintain accreditation. Oversees periodic reporting to accrediting agencies, including outcome assessments and career placement data. Develops and implements assessment plans to evaluate instruction quality, clinical practices, and student outcomes. Maintains program performance data for enrollment, completion, and learning outcomes. Recruitment, Student Development & Partnerships Oversees recruitment, admissions, enrollment, retention, graduation, and job placement for program students. Engages in community outreach, markets the program, and organizes information sessions to support enrollment goals. Develops admissions requirements and coordinates selective admissions processes. Coordinates student orientations and monitors progress toward completion; develops retention strategies. Addresses student concerns and coordinates resources to support student success. Fosters partnerships with industry and community organizations for program improvements and growth; coordinates job placement activities. Establishes relationships for apprenticeship opportunities and collaborates with employers on agreements and placements. Qualifications Each Health Science Program is governed by accreditation standards from appropriate agencies, state regulations, and CCC education standards. Specific educational and work experience requirements vary by program and are defined in individual postings. Additional qualifications include: The Health Information Management Program Director must be certified as a RHIT or RHIA and have at least a baccalaureate degree. Minimum of two years full-time or five years part-time teaching experience in higher education (preferred). Experience in a unionized, higher education setting is desirable. Knowledge of curriculum and clinical requirements for a specified health science program. Knowledge of accreditation standards and regulatory requirements for a specified health science program. Knowledge of labor market, workforce practices, and trends in healthcare. Knowledge of curriculum development, program review and evaluation, and student learning assessment. Strong management, administrative and leadership skills. Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills. Commitment to diversity and multiculturalism in work experience. Ability to prioritize and meet deadlines; tact, persuasiveness and diplomacy in handling situations. Willingness to work some evenings and weekends; travel may be required. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). SALARY RANGE: $104,775 - $105,995 Offered salary will be determined by education, knowledge, skills and abilities, and other factors such as internal equity. Chicago residency is required for all full-time employees within 6 months of hire. We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. Thank you for your interest in City Colleges of Chicago! We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr

A leading skilled nursing organization based in Chicago is seeking a COO to oversee operations and elevate performance across multiple markets. This role requires previous senior leadership experience in the skilled nursing sector, with a strong emphasis on strategic vision and operational understanding. The ideal candidate will demonstrate leadership through influence, ensure quality outcomes, and maintain a significant presence in the field. The compensation range is $275,000 - $350,000 annually, with performance-based incentives. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Operating Officer Reports To: President and CEO Status: Full-Time, Exempt Supervises: Director of Community and Social Impact, Marketing Director (Consultant), Director of Artistic Operations, HR and IT consultants About the Organization: Since 1987, Chicago Sinfonietta has been a bold and innovative force in classical music, championing equity, diversity, and inclusion through exceptional performances and programs. As a professional orchestra, we are committed to transforming lives through symphonic music while reflecting the dynamic diversity of our city and nation. Position Summary The Chief Operating Officer (COO) serves as a strategic partner to the CEO and a key member of Chicago Sinfonietta's senior leadership team, providing operational leadership and executive oversight across all organizational functions. The COO is responsible for translating strategic vision into operational excellence, ensuring that internal systems, financial management, human resources, concert production, and cross-departmental coordination align with the organization's mission, values, and strategic priorities. This role encompasses broad operational authority, including oversight of administrative processes, vendor management, compliance, and workplace culture; strategic financial planning and budget management in collaboration with the Finance team; executive leadership of concert operations to ensure world-class artistic delivery; and human resources management to foster an inclusive, high-performance organizational culture. The COO serves as a critical advisor to the CEO on matters of institutional health, staff performance, and strategic initiatives, while also representing Chicago Sinfonietta to external stakeholders including donors, community leaders, and partners. The ideal candidate combines strong operational and financial acumen with exceptional leadership skills, a commitment to equity and inclusion, and the ability to drive organizational effectiveness while supporting the artistic mission of one of Chicago's most innovative and socially conscious orchestras. Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, the Interim COO is a member of the senior leadership team, working alongside leaders in Finance, Artistic Operations, Development, and Marketing. Key Responsibilities Organizational Operations Oversee internal systems, office management, and administrative processes Lead planning and execution of concert operations in partnership with Artistic Operations, including venue logistics, artist services, front-of-house coordination, and technical production Manage vendor relationships, contracts, insurance, and compliance-related functions Supervise Human Relations activities, including HR policy oversight, employee support, and workplace culture in coordination with external HR partners Strategic Planning and Execution Partner with the CEO in the development, articulation, and implementation of Chicago Sinfonietta's operational plans that support the strategic plan. Work with department heads on financial modeling, asset allocation planning, budgeting, tracking, and reporting related to Chicago Sinfonietta's strategic priorities and annual goals. Advise CEO on matters of critical importance to the organization, including its financial health, the wellbeing and performance of its staff, and the development and status of key initiatives. Promote a culture of operational excellence, collaboration, and effectiveness and partner with CEO and other organizational leaders on management initiatives and priorities. Collaborate with the CEO in expanding the Chicago Sinfonietta's reach, visibility, and impact across Chicago. Represent the organization and its mission in engagements with various stakeholders, including donors and community members and leaders. Team & Cross-Functional Coordination Partner with senior leaders to align daily operations with institutional goals and timelines Support special initiatives and provide project management for time-sensitive organizational priorities Supervise operations staff and foster internal communication and workflow efficiency positive work environment, and high-performance culture Ensure staff are aligned with the organization's mission, vision, and goals Foster an inclusive and collaborative work environment where innovation and creativity are encouraged. Have primary responsibility for the human resources needs of the organization, including the annual salary review and salary structure, compliance with Code of Conduct, and establishment of inclusive hiring practices Budgeting and Finance Collaborate with the Finance team to develop and monitor operational budgets Oversee the annual budget process, monthly reporting, and financial projections Working with the Director of Finance, prepare, assist or review, as appropriate, the 990 filings and review audited financials Working with the Director of Finance and IT consultants, provide leadership for organization's technology and cybersecurity strategy and implementation, including for financial data systems and processes Concert Operations and Production Oversight Provide executive oversight and strategic alignment for concert operations, ensuring artistic, production, and audience-experience functions are fully integrated with organizational goals, budget parameters, and institutional standards. Set expectations, systems, and accountability for concert delivery, including risk management, contingency planning, cross-department coordination, and post-concert evaluation, while delegating day-to-day execution to the Director of Artistic Operations. In partnership with CEO, work with the Music Director, Artistic Leadership, and Production Teams to ensure concerts are delivered at the highest professional level, on time and on budget, with consistent experience that reflects the mission, values, and brand of the Chicago Sinfonietta. Qualifications Minimum 7 years of nonprofit or performing arts management experience, with supervisory and operational leadership experience Demonstrated success in concert/event production and working with artists and stage crews Strong project management, communication, and interpersonal skills Experience managing HR policies and supporting healthy organizational culture Budgeting, compliance, and vendor management experience in a nonprofit context Passion for classical music and commitment to equity, inclusion, and community engagement Proficiency with tools including Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, CRM platforms, and ticketing/event software Compensation & Benefits Salary range for this role is $110,000 - $125,000 and considered to be commensurate with experience and competitive within the nonprofit arts sector. Benefits include health insurance, paid vacation and holidays, and professional development support. #J-18808-Ljbffr