Director of Product (New York)

Develop market-informed product strategies and multi-year roadmaps for complex technology products and platforms. Lead customer discovery, market research, competitive analysis, and product validation to identify opportunities and evolving customer needs. Translate market opportunities, customer challenges, and business objectives into product requirements, priorities, and investment decisions. Partner with Engineering, UX, Operations, QA, and Product Owners throughout the agile product development lifecycle. Develop business cases, KPIs, success metrics, and commercialization strategies for new and existing products. Represent products in customer presentations, demonstrations, executive discussions, and strategic sales processes. Partner with Sales, Marketing, Finance, and Client Success on positioning, pricing, packaging, and go-to-market execution. Monitor product adoption, customer satisfaction, financial performance, and competitive developments to inform future product decisions. Role Requirements: 8 years of product management or related product leadership experience. Experience owning complex enterprise technology, software, SaaS, or platform-based products. Demonstrated experience developing product strategy and multi-year roadmaps . Strong product discovery, customer research, competitive analysis, and market-validation capabilities. Experience translating customer and market needs into actionable product requirements and priorities. Significant experience working directly with enterprise customers and executive stakeholders . Experience partnering with Engineering and other technology organizations in Agile development environments . Strong business-case development, KPI definition, and financial analysis capabilities. Experience supporting product commercialization and go-to-market initiatives . Strong communication, presentation, and cross-functional leadership skills. Ability to influence product direction and organizational priorities without relying solely on direct authority. Nice to Have: Experience in a complex, highly regulated, or transaction-intensive industry. Experience working for a growth-oriented technology or software organization. Experience working for a growth-oriented technology or software organization. Experience working for a growth-oriented technology or software organization. Experience with enterprise RFPs, strategic sales processes, or large customer implementations. Experience developing or commercializing data-intensive or workflow-oriented products. Exposure to AI-enabled products, intelligent automation, or workflow automation . Experience modernizing or expanding an established product portfolio. J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Operations Officer (Dayton)

Job Details Job DetailsJob Location: Dayton, OH 45402Position Type: Full TimeEducation Level: Bachelor's degreeTravel Percentage: Less than 10%Job Shift: FirstJob Category: Executive The COO is responsible for the strategic and operational oversight of Daybreak's facilities management, financial operations, and grant management functions. This role ensures that organizational resources, physical assets, and grant funds are managed responsibly, efficiently, and in compliance with applicable requirements. The position serves as a member of the Executive Leadership Team (ELT) and works closely with the CEO, CCO, and program leadership to support the agency's mission and long-term sustainability. Essential duties include: Facilities Management Provide leadership and oversight for all agency facilities and physical assets Develop and manage facility maintenance plans, capital improvement projects, and space utilization Oversee vendor contracts related to buildings, maintenance, repairs, safety systems, and security Ensure facilities comply with local, state, and federal safety and building regulations Coordinate safety and health initiatives related to physical spaces, including inspections and corrective actions Serve as liaison with contractors and regulatory inspectors, as applicable Finance Department Oversight Provide administrative oversight of the Finance Department and serve as liaison with third-party financial partners Support development, monitoring, and management of agency budgets Ensure effective financial controls, policies, and procedures are followed Review financial reports and provide analysis to support leadership decision-making Coordinate with external auditors and assist with audit preparation as assigned Promote sound fiscal stewardship aligned with organizational goals Grant Management Oversee all aspects of federal, state, county, and local grant management, including post-award compliance and reporting Coordinate with program staff, finance staff, and leadership to ensure grant deliverables and financial requirements are met Monitor grant budgets, expenditures, and timelines to ensure alignment with funding requirements Ensure completion and timely submission of grant reports to funding agencies Maintain accurate grant documentation and reporting systems Support grant applications and renewals as assigned by the CEO Leadership and Strategic Support Participate in agency management and planning activities Contribute to the development and execution of organizational goals related to infrastructure, financial sustainability, and funding diversification Develop and maintain positive relationships with funders, vendors, and community partners Represent Daybreak at meetings or on committees related to facilities, finance, or funding, as assigned Attend Board meetings as requested Supervisory Responsibilities Directly supervises facilities, finance support, and/or grant administration staff, including: Participating in the selection/hiring process, including pre-screening of applicants Providing agency- and job-specific orientation and training for new employees Reviewing and approving timesheets, leave requests, expenditure vouchers, and other personnel forms Directing, supervising, and evaluating performance, and providing feedback Ensuring staff attendance at all required in-services, trainings, and mandatory meetings Monitoring training and certifications to ensure staff competencies Developing corrective action plans as needed QualificationsEducation & Experience Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Finance, Public Administration, or a related field required; Master's degree in a related field preferred Minimum of 8-10 years of progressively responsible operations experience required Experience in nonprofit or public sector environments preferred Skills & Abilities Ability to understand, analyze, and interpret financial statements, budgets, and management reports Strong knowledge of nonprofit financial principles, internal controls, and fiscal accountability Knowledge of grant lifecycle management, including post-award compliance, reporting, and financial tracking Ability to interpret and apply federal, state, local, and private funder regulations and requirements Strong attention to detail to ensure accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of grant documentation and reporting Leadership skills with the ability to guide, motivate, and develop staff and management teams Demonstrated capacity for strategic thinking and long-term planning related to organizational infrastructure, financial sustainability, and funding diversification Ability to effectively delegate responsibilities while maintaining accountability and oversight Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build trust, collaborate across departments, and foster positive working relationships Excellent verbal and written communication skills, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and attention to spelling and grammar Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects, deadlines, and stakeholders simultaneously Ability to work well within a team, contributing positively to group dynamics and collaborative efforts Exceptional organizational and time management abilities to effectively balance multiple tasks and responsibilities Certificates, Licenses & Registrations Valid Ohio Driver's License (required) Safe driving record per Motor Vehicle Record check (required) Current automobile insurance (required) CPR/First Aid Certification (required within 90 days) Crisis Intervention & De-Escalation (required within 90 days) J-18808-Ljbffr

Tax Director (New York)

Tax Director, North America| High Profile company in a cutting-edge industry | NYC Hybrid Join this highly innovative organization that is a global dominant force shaping the streaming industry ecosystem. This strategic leadership role offers the opportunity to work on the North American Tax issues and help shape tax strategy across a rapidly growing multinational business. What You'll Do: Be the eyes and ears for the US/North America on all corporate tax initiatives. Advise on M&A transactions, business expansion, and cross-border planning Drive OECD Pillar 1 & Pillar 2 strategy and implementation Oversee the tax accounting/compliance function and make improvements where needed Extensive visibility and partnering with Finance, business units and tax leaders worldwide Influence the integration of the North American tax planning and tax operations into a unified strategic function Support innovative, technology-driven business models and emerging AI initiatives Ideal Background: 15 years in US domestic and international corporate tax experience, advanced degree and CPA preferred Strong multinational tax experience (technology/digital sector preferred) Big 4 and/or law firm experience plus in-house corporate tax leadership Deep expertise in U.S. International Tax, OECD guidelines, tax accounting/compliance and M&A tax planning Clear and concise communication skills, able to work collaboratively across functions J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) (Raleigh)

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) About CWS CWS is a mission-driven nonprofit organization committed to serving individuals with disabilities. We are a lean, collaborative team where every staff member contributes beyond their job title to advance our shared mission. Position Summary CWS is seeking an experienced and versatile Chief Financial Officer to lead the organization's financial strategy, operations, and reporting, while also overseeing facilities management. This is a hands-on leadership role suited to someone who thrives in a nonprofit environment—comfortable balancing high-level financial strategy with the practical, day-to-day realities of running a small- to midsize organization. As with every role at CWS, the CFO is expected to pitch in wherever needed, regardless of title or department, to support the organization's mission and team. Key Responsibilities Financial Leadership Oversee all financial operations, including budgeting, forecasting, accounting, and cash flow management Prepare and present financial statements, reports, and analysis to the Executive Director and Board of Directors Lead the annual budgeting process and long-term financial planning Ensure compliance with nonprofit accounting standards (GAAP/FASB), grant requirements, and regulatory requirements (990s, audits, etc.) Manage relationships with auditors, banks, investment managers, and financial institutions Oversee grantand contractfinancial management, including compliance and reporting for restricted funds Develop and maintain internal controls and financial policies Support the Board Finance/Audit Committee and provide financial guidance for strategic decision-making Facilities Oversight Oversee maintenance, safety, and functionality of CWS facilities and physical assets Manage vendor relationships, service contracts, and facilities-related budgets Ensure compliance with building codes, safety regulations, and insurance requirements Coordinate space planning, repairs, and capital improvement projects Serve as point of contact for facilities emergencies and day-to-day operational needs Organizational Citizenship This is a hands-on leadership role in a nonprofit environment. Success requires not only strong technical financial skills but also a practical, flexible mindset and genuine willingness to support the broader work of the organization wherever needed. Lend a hand wherever needed—this is a nonprofit, and every team member pitches in beyond their formal job description when the organization needs it, whether that's helping at an event, answering phones, or supporting a colleague in another department Contribute to a collaborative, mission-first team culture Take on special projects and other duties as assigned Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field required Minimum of 7–10 years of progressive financial leadership experience Experience with facilities or operations is a bonus Strong knowledge of accounting and financial reporting Proficiency with Excel and accounting software Excellent communication skills, with the ability to present complex financial information clearly to non-financial stakeholders A flexible, roll-up-your-sleeves mindset and genuine enthusiasm for mission-driven work Benefits Full-time, permanent employees are eligible for: Paid Time Off Health Insurance Health Savings Account (HSA) Dental & Vision Insurance Life Insurance 403(b) Retirement Plan Community Workforce Solutions is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Qualified applicants will not be discriminated against on the basis of race, religion, gender identity, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, or lived experiences. We are proud to be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). Join our caring team and help build brighter futures today! J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) (City of Troy)

Job Description CEO is a Community Action Agency that is committed to making a positive impact by supporting our customers, colleagues, and community. We are looking for individuals to join our agency that support and believe in our Values of: Helping Others, Respect, Accountability, Innovation & Teamwork. CEO’s many programs offer a broad range of services to meet the needs of our community. Position Summary The CFO works closely with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Controller, and Senior Leadership Team, this position develops agency-wide and grant budgets, prepares financial projections, oversees federal and state grant reimbursement requests and vouchers, and ensures compliance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), and applicable funding source requirements. The CFO is a hands-on leader who balances strategic financial oversight with direct responsibility for key fiscal functions while fostering a culture of accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Partner with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Senior Leadership Team to provide strategic financial leadership and guidance. Lead the development, implementation, and monitoring of agency-wide operating, grant, and capital budgets. Prepare financial forecasts, cash flow projections, variance analyses, and other financial reports to support executive decision‑making and long‑term planning. Prepare, review, and submit grant reimbursement requests, vouchers, financial reports, and other fiscal documentation for federal, state, and local funding sources. Monitor grant expenditures to ensure costs are properly allocated, adequately documented, and compliant with grant agreements, Uniform Guidance, agency policies, and applicable regulations. Collaborate with program leadership to develop grant budgets, budget modifications, financial projections, and funding strategies throughout the grant cycle. Develop, implement, and maintain sound financial policies, procedures, and internal controls that promote fiscal integrity and regulatory compliance. Provide leadership and oversight of the Finance Department while working collaboratively with the Controller to ensure accurate and timely accounting operations. Candidate Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field required. CPA, CMA, MBA, or other relevant professional certification preferred. Minimum of 10 years of progressively responsible nonprofit fiscal management experience, including experience as a Finance Director, Controller, CFO, or similar leadership role. Demonstrated experience developing and managing complex operating and grant budgets, financial forecasting, and cash flow analysis. Experience preparing and managing grant reimbursement requests, vouchers, and financial reporting for federal and state funding sources. Thorough knowledge of nonprofit fund accounting, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), grants management, cost allocation, and internal controls. Experience supporting independent audits, financial monitoring reviews, and regulatory reporting requirements. Strong leadership, organizational, analytical, and problem‑solving skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to collaborate effectively with executive leadership, program staff, auditors, funding agencies, and the Board of Directors. Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Excel, including formulas, pivot tables, financial analysis, and reporting tools. Experience with nonprofit accounting software and financial reporting systems preferred. Prior experience working for a Community Action Agency or other federally funded nonprofit organization is highly desirable. Other Benefits Include: Monday-Friday onsite schedule - 35 hours per week Opportunity to offer a higher starting salary for candidates with extensive Community Action Agency and federal grants management experience Casual dress code Healthcare, dental, and vision Insurance Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and Dependent Care available Cash payment of $3K for waiving health insurance (full-time employee) Telemedicine Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Optional 403(b) Retirement Plan 12 paid holidays annually PTO and sick Leave Employer-sponsored pension plan starting at 5% of salary once eligible. Eligibility for the Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program Sign on bonus available for candidates with extensive Community Action Agency and federal grants management experience Please note: applicants for this position will be required to complete standard background clearances. We are proud to be an EEO employer. J-18808-Ljbffr

Partner, Transmission & Distribution (Scottsdale)

Lead the Expansion of ERM’s Electric Transmission Advisory Practice Across the West ERM is seeking a senior leader with deep transmission expertise and strong utility‑sector relationships to grow and elevate our electric transmission advisory business across the West and nationally. This is a Partner‑level opportunity to shape strategy, influence the market, and lead some of the most consequential infrastructure projects in the country. Why This Role Matters Transmission constraints are now one of the biggest barriers to the U.S. energy transition. Clients across the Western States and the broader U.S. need advisors who can navigate siting, routing, permitting, regulatory engagement, and stakeholder complexity at scale. ERM delivers more than $250M in power‑related projects annually , and we are expanding our leadership bench to meet accelerating market demand. This role positions you at the intersection of industry need and strategic influence—helping utilities, developers, and grid operators bring critical infrastructure online. What You’ll Drive Lead major electric transmission projects from concept through construction. Guide regulatory strategy, and related approvals. Expand ERM’s market influence with utilities, developers, and transmission owners. Mentor and grow high-performing, multidisciplinary teams. Advance ERM’s thought leadership in transmission siting, compliance, and grid modernization. Build and deepen strategic client relationships that drive long-term growth. Required What You’ll Bring 15 years in transmission siting/routing, environmental permitting, impact assessment, or regulatory strategy. Strong relationships with utilities, developers, or transmission owners. Experience in the Power market across several states, especially on the West Coast. Demonstrated leadership delivering complex capital projects. Commercial and business development acumen. Preferred Background in grid modernization, long‑range transmission planning, or strategic advisory. Key Responsibilities Lead multidisciplinary teams to deliver high‑impact consulting services. Grow a portfolio of transmission clients aligned with ERM’s business strategy. Generate multi-million‑dollar revenue through siting, NEPA/EA/EIS, routing, permitting, and compliance work. Contribute to ERM’s North America leadership team and strategic agenda. Champion ERM’s technical excellence and thought leadership in the power sector. Why ERM? As a Partner , you’ll gain: Equity ownership with significant financial upside. A seat at the table to influence ERM’s strategic direction. A platform to amplify your voice as a thought leader in the power sector. Access to a global network of experts and resources to scale your impact. For the Partner, Transmission & Distribution position, the anticipated annual base pay is $172,000 - $236,000 (USD) . Actual pay will depend on factors such as education, experience, skills, location, performance, and business needs. In some cases, pay may fall outside this range. This role may be eligible for bonus pay (casual and fixed term/flex force employees are not bonus eligible). We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including paid time off, parental leave, medical, dental, vision, life, disability, AD&D insurance, 401(k) or RRSP/DPSP, and other applicable benefits to eligible employees. Note : Bonuses, commissions, and other forms of additional compensation are not guaranteed and subject to the sole discretion of ERM and its policies and procedures. Who We Are: As the largest global pure play sustainability consultancy, we partner with the world’s leading organizations, creating innovative solutions to sustainability challenges and unlocking commercial opportunities that meet the needs of today while preserving opportunity for future generations. At ERM we know that creating a diverse, equitable and inclusive work environment is an essential part of making our company a great place to build a career. We also see our diversity as a strength that helps us create better solutions for our clients. Our diverse team of world-class experts supports clients across the breadth of their organizations to operationalize sustainability, underpinned by our deep technical expertise in addressing their environmental, health, safety, risk and social issues. We call this capability our “boots to boardroom” approach for its comprehensive service model that allows ERM to develop strategic and technical solutions that advance objectives on the ground or at the executive level. ERM is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. We do not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics. Thank you for your interest in ERM! J-18808-Ljbffr

PMT II Working Zone Proctor (Aurora)

University of Colorado Anschutz Department: Facilities Management Job Title: PMT II Working Zone Proctor Position: 216376 – Requisition: 40818 Job Summary The Zone Proctor will provide preventive and corrective maintenanceservices and repairs for various building systems and components atthe Anschutz Campus. This includes minor service and repairs oninfrastructure, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and the BASsystem. The Zone Proctor will respond to emergencies and troublecalls about heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC),electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and utility system failures andinterruptions. The Zone Proctor will collaborate with trades,clients, and project managers to ensure the proper installation,repairs, and operations of facility systems and components. Otherresponsibilities of the position include serving as projectrepresentative for small and large projects and quality assurancesurveys for the zone team. Key Responsibilities The position investigates corrective maintenance issues todetermine what the problem is and what needs to be done to rectifythe problem or who should be consulted for further direction. Respond to emergencies or trouble calls about heating,ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), electrical, mechanical,plumbing, and utility system failures and interruptions. The position. Evaluate the operation of malfunctioning ordilapidated equipment and components and decide or recommendbetween replacement and repair options. i.e., fans, pumps, motors,bearings, and air compressors. The position sets priorities on work assigned to maximizeefficiency and effectiveness. The position monitors, services, repairs, and/or installsbuilding systems and components for the Anschutz campus. The position determines whether the repair can be made or if itwould be more cost-effective to purchase a replacement. This position uses the manufacturer's specifications andoperating procedures, with standard trade practices, to evaluatethe operations of building systems, equipment, andcomponents. The position speaks to customers and staff in an informativemanner regarding work service requests and any ongoing issues intheir area of responsibility. Work Location Onsite – this role is expected to work onsite and is locatedin Anschutz Campus, Aurora, Colorado. Why Join Us Apply today to be part of a team where the focus is on doing thejob right, not maximizing profit. Working at a campus allows you tolearn the buildings, equipment, and people without always having towalk into an unfamiliar situation. We are looking for someone witha solid background in industry. Someone with a good attitude, whoworks well with others, and has the desire to learn more. You will be set up for success. We will provide you with thetraining necessary to become proficient in the equipment wemaintain. There are also paid external training opportunities forbeneficial technical and professional development courses. All handand specialty tools you need will be provided. Here, you can havean improved work-life balance, where the times you will have towork outside of your normal schedule are rare. Your work atAnschutz will directly support medical research and education. Cometo a place where you can have a career, not just another job. Formore information about the University of Colorado Anschutz campus,please visit www.cuanschutz.edu. Why work for the University? We have AMAZING benefits and offer exceptional amounts of holiday, vacation, and sick leave! The University of Colorado offers anexcellent benefits package including: Medical: Multiple plan options Dental: Multiple plan options Additional Insurance: Disability, Life, Vision Retirement Plans: State pension (PERA Defined Benefit) or401(a) - Employer contributes between 10% and 21.5% of your grosspay Paid Time Off: Accruals over the year Vacation Days: Between 12/year and 24/year (maximum accrualbetween 192 hours and 384 hours) – specific amount depends onlength of total State of Colorado service Sick Days: 10/year (360-hour maximum accrual) Holiday Days: 15/year Tuition Benefit: Employees have access to this benefit on allCU campuses ECO Pass: Reduced rate RTD Bus and light rail service There are many additional perks & programs with the CU Advantage . Qualifications Please make sure to include the following in your resume: jobtitle, duties, months, and years employed, and average hours workedper week, as minimum experience is calculated on a 40-hour/weekbasis. Minimum Qualifications Three years of progressively responsible pipe and/or mechanicaltrades experience related to HVAC, electrical, mechanical, orplumbing. Substitution Successful completion of a formalized plumbing, pipefitting,steam fitting, or heating, ventilation, and air conditioningapprenticeship program, or higher-level, non-correspondencecoursework in the same fields from an accredited vocational schoolor university, may substitute for the experience on a year-for-yearbasis. Colorado law requires that candidates for state government jobs beresidents of Colorado at the time of application. Applicants must meet minimum qualifications at the time ofhire. Preferred Qualifications Experience using computers to monitor buildings tied intoBuilding Automation Systems (BAS). Experience fixing and maintaining equipment and machinery Experience in keeping activity logs Experience in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Experience that demonstrates the ability to manage multipletasks and work independently with minimal supervision. Experience that demonstrates strong interpersonal skills andthe ability to establish rapport with persons of diversebackgrounds Experience that demonstrates strong customer serviceskills Excellent oral communication skills with the ability to managestressful situations calmly and professionally. Ability to communicate effectively in written form, whichincludes the ability to check for typographical, grammatical, andspelling errors. Mechanical Ability Physical Ability Planning and organization skills. Knowledge of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning Conditions of Employment Must be a resident of the state of Colorado at the time ofapplication. Must possess and maintain a current, valid State of ColoradoDriver's License. Must be willing and able to pass a criminal background check,motor vehicle check, and drug test. Subject to pre-employment, post-accident incident, orreasonable suspicion drug and alcohol testing per CU FacilityOperations Department Policies. Must be willing and able to stand and walk constantly, with orwithout accommodation. Must be willing and able to climb, crawl, kneel, bend, and reach above shoulders frequently, with or withoutaccommodation. Must be willing and able to lift and carry up to 10 poundsconstantly, with or without accommodation. Must be willing and able to lift and carry up to 50 poundsfrequently, with or without accommodation. Must be willing and able to push and pull frequently, with orwithout accommodation. Must be willing and able to use manual dexterity, eye/handcoordination, and near vision constantly. Must be willing and able to use far vision frequently. Must be willing and able to use hearing and verbalcommunication constantly. Must be willing and able to work outdoors in all weatherconditions, including snow, rain, heat, and cold. Must be willing and able to work with chemicals/solvents. Must be willing and able to work in areas where you may beexposed to hazardous chemicals or infectious materials. Must be willing and able to operate moving equipment and workaround machinery or moving equipment. Must be willing and able to work around noise/vibrations. Must be willing and able to work alone, above ground, and insmall, confined spaces. Must be willing and able to walk on uneven surfaces and climbon scaffolds/ladders. Must be willing and able to work straight or rotating shifts,weekends, and holidays. NOTE This position has been designated as essentialpersonnel and will be required to respond to emergencies as needed. Position may also be required to stay late, come in early, or covershifts as needed. If hired, you will be required to provideeffective off-hours phone contact info for emergency call-inpurposes. Anticipated Pay Range The starting salary range (or hiring range) for this position has been established as $4,955 - $5,946 per week. This position is eligible for overtime compensation. The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting. If you have prior state-classified service in the same class seriesas this position, your pay may be set at a higher amount per thestate Step Pay Program implemented on July 1, 2024. For moreinformation about the Step Pay Program, please visit the 2024 Step Pay Program for State of Colorado Employees | DHR. Your total compensation goes beyond the number on your paycheck. The University of Colorado provides generous leave, health plans, and retirement contributions that add to your bottom line. Total Compensation Calculator: http://www.cu.edu/node/153125 Equal Empl