Chief Financial Officer (Town of St. Croix Falls)

Description The Chief Financial Officer has primary responsibility for the planning, implementation, managing and oversight of all finance-related activities of St. Croix Health, including business strategy, planning, budgeting, forecasting and negotiations. This position is responsible for the direction and oversight of the financial management system and the safeguarding of the organization’s tangible assets. This position is charged with external financial reporting, managerial accounting, treasury, budget, tax, audit, internal controls and asset management. In addition, this position plays a key role in representing SCH’s interest on boards and committees of partnering and affiliated organizations. This position works closely with the Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees and reports directly to the Chief Executive Officer. Requirements Steers the financial oversight for the organization and develops organizational business strategies providing fiscal and budgetary expertise. Works with the President/CEO and other executives to coordinate planning and establish priorities for the planning process. Participates in the strategic planning process in accordance with the organization’s mission and values, including creation of the plan and realistic goal setting. Studies long-range economic trends and projects their impact on future growth in sales and market share. Compares billing and profit projections to actual figures and budgeted expenses to actual expenses; makes or oversees any necessary adjustments to future projections and budgets. Reviews financial planning process and suggests improvements to current methods. Reviews, interprets, analyzes, and communicates financial reports and data to the Finance Committee, Board of Trustees and management. Exhibits considerable knowledge of Medicare cost principles and practices, understands implications of changes in Medicare and Medicaid rules, can communicate implications of legislative changes, and manage the annual report and audit processes. Leads and collaborates with teams in aligning business plans with financial strategies. Proactively involves all key stakeholders, monitors progress, addresses challenges, and completes work on time and on budget. Analyzes operations to identify areas in need of reorganization, downsizing, or elimination including identifying opportunities for expansion into new service areas. Provides cost, revenue, and return on investment projections for various service lines; coordinates with teams to provide support for financial analysis of services lines or programs. Develops financial management framework philosophies, policies, and procedures. Establishes and ensures adherence to proper accounting controls and procedures. Directs the preparation of all financial statements, including income statements, balance sheets, shareholder reports, tax returns, and governmental agency reports. Oversees the process for preparing and approving the annual Operating and Capital Budgets for the Organization. Develops, interprets, coordinates and administers the organization’s policies to control the receipt of revenue, expenditure of funds and conservation of assets. Manages SCH’s financial obligations in negotiations of contracts, payer relations, and pricing strategies. Ensures SCH’s financial compliance and stewardship. Manages investment of funds and works with investment bankers to raise additional capital required for growth and expansion. Compares revenue, expense, and profit projections to actual figures and budgeted expenses to actual expenses; makes or oversees any necessary adjustments to future projections and budgets. Keeps abreast and ensures compliance with CMS regulations, Federal congressional actions and deliberations, and state and local decisions influencing fiscal management of the healthcare organization. Coordinates financial and governmental audits and provides recommendations for procedural improvements. Manages banking relationships and maintains best practice in banking strategies and procedures. Manages and provides oversight to SCH’s tax matters include real estate, personal property, and sales and use as well as preparation and filing of 990 and other tax liability reports. Engages with community groups and key stakeholders. Represents SCH in relationships with other health care agencies and organizations. Represents SCH on boards and committees of partnering and affiliated organizations in which SCH has a financial or otherwise vested interest. Functions as the CFO for these SCH boards and committees overseeing financial framework, financial audits/budgets and tax implications. Serves as Officer of the Corporation. Carries out the vision, mission, and strategic goals of the organization as outlined by its articles, bylaws and philosophy of maintaining independence including situations that involve representing the organization in legal matters, addressing conflict of interest concerns, execution of documents and contracts on behalf of the organization, and protecting the 501(c)3 status. Coaching and leadership development. Provides routine coaching and development to reporting leadership staff; provides performance accountability, goal setting, and redirection through provision of regular feedback and demonstrating the desired skills and expected work ethic. Establishes individual and team goals in accordance with strategic direction of the organization; routinely evaluates individual and team progress towards goals. Identifies and supports resourcing educational, training, and skills acquisition in support of team members towards current and future role development. * While this job description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the job requirements, management reserves the right to modify, add or remove duties from particular jobs and to assign other duties as necessary. Requirements Education & Licensure: Master’s in Business Administration or Finance/Accounting; and, Certified Public Accountant designation. Education in Healthcare Compliance preferred. Experience: Minimum of 10 plus years of experience in senior level financial leadership role for comparably sized organization, preferably within a healthcare related sector. Combination of education/experience reflecting equivalent depth of skills, knowledge, experience. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Capacity: Excellent communication and listening skills. Demonstrated ability to work independently with little direction and manage multiple demands and priorities. Excellent management and supervisory skills. Excellent analytical and organizational skills. Proficient in database and accounting computer application systems. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Key Capacities: Navigator, Strategist, Entrepreneur, Mobilizer, Talent Advocate, Captivator, Global Thinker, Change Driver, Enterprise Guardian Role-specific Competencies: Excellent analytical and organizational skills. Proficient in database and accounting computer application systems. Supervisory Responsibilities: Oversees multiple internal service departments and programs including Finance, Business Office, Supply Chain. St. Croix Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided with reasonable accommodation throughout the hiring process. If reasonable accommodations are needed, please contact us at [email protected] or 800-828-3627 St. Croix Health has been a healing force in the St. Croix Valley for over 103 years. We are a purpose-driven organization with a dedicated team committed to serving our patients and communities throughout the St. Croix Valley. This commitment is rooted in our mission, vision and values. Mission: To deliver care driven by excellence, guided by heart, and grounded in community. Vision: To be a trusted partner in providing healthcare that is personal and accessible to all, by adapting to meet the needs of our communities, and support lifelong well-being. Values: Integrity. Respect. Compassion. Collaboration Here at St. Croix Health, we offer our employees with a robust benefits package that includes: Health, vision and dental insurance 403b retirement program with employer match Paid time off Short-term disability, long-term disability and life insurance options Education reimbursement Employee assistance program (EAP) Wellbeing incentive program Free parking St. Croix Health is a not-for-profit healthcare system located in St. Croix Falls, WI dedicated to helping people live healthier, happier, and longer lives. St. Croix Health offers the services of 80 providers and 20 specialties with five community clinics in Minnesota and Wisconsin all supported by a critical access hospital on the main campus in St. Croix Falls, just an hour northeast of Minneapolis/St. Paul. Nestled in the bluffs of the St. Croix River Valley, St. Croix Falls is the ideal place to work, live and play. J-18808-Ljbffr

Senior Solution Architect (San Francisco)

We are looking for a Senior Solution Architect to act as a visible technical leader and key bridge between business strategy and engineering execution. In this customer-facing role, you will take ambiguous business challenges and translate them into robust, scalable full-stack technical solutions. You will own the architectural vision for complex enterprise product-data platforms—collaborating daily with executive stakeholders, Product Managers, and geographically distributed engineering teams. You will need to attend our client’s site 4 days a week in one of the offices in San Francisco, San Jose or Rocklin, CA. Responsibilities: Solution Architecture & Strategy Architectural Ownership: Own and drive end-to-end solution architecture across frontend, backend, data, integrations, and cloud infrastructure layers. Requirements Translation: Transform business goals into clear, actionable functional and technical designs while proactively identifying hidden dependencies, risks, and edge cases. Artifact Creation: Produce clear architectural documentation, including solution designs, data flows, integration diagrams, domain models, API contracts, and Architecture Decision Records (ADRs). Platform Modernization: Support platform evolution toward reusable, configurable capabilities rather than rigid, one-off implementations. Stakeholder Management & Facilitation Collaborative Leadership: Spend roughly 4 hours daily in active collaboration—leading design workshops with Product, QA, Infrastructure, and engineering leads. Executive Alignment: Present technical roadmaps, architectural trade-offs, and risk assessments to senior stakeholders, directors, and VPs. Required Qualifications & Experience: Business & Architecture Ambiguity to Architecture: Proven ability to turn high-level, unformed business ideas into implementable, production-grade technical designs. Critical Analysis: Strong track record of challenging incomplete or inconsistent requirements and defining boundaries between business needs, technical constraints, and implementation choices. Communication: Exceptional written and verbal presentation skills, suited for a high-touch, highly communicative onsite environment. Technical Skills Domain Ecosystems: Hands-on experience with PIM , CMS , or DAM platforms and enterprise e-commerce/retail ecosystems (catalog management, product modeling, SKU hierarchies). Tech Stack: Familiarity with Java, Spring / Spring Boot, and cloud-native, Kubernetes-based environments. Full-Stack Awareness: Deep understanding of full-stack ecosystems, including frontend, backend microservices, databases, APIs, CI/CD, cloud platforming, and observability. Data & Messaging Systems: Hands-on experience with SQL and NoSQL databases, alongside event streaming/messaging frameworks (e.g., Kafka). Integration Patterns: Proficiency in distributed systems, API-driven design, event-driven architectures, data schema transformations, and handling data consistency/versioning across complex systems. B​achelor’s Degree in Computer Science or similar. Would be a plus: Modern Development: Experience utilizing AI-assisted software development tools, coding agents, or LLM-driven engineering workflows. Legacy Modernization: Proven experience modernizing or replacing legacy enterprise platforms while maintaining functional parity. Global Delivery: Prior experience partnering with distributed/offshore development teams. We offer: Opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects Work with a highly motivated and dedicated team Corporate social events Well-equipped office Please note that all onboardings must occur in person and you may be asked to travel to attend. J-18808-Ljbffr

Director of Product (New York)

Overview Location: Remote, New York City, or Oakland, CA Role Type: Full-time Compensation: $201,250 Reports to: Chief Impact Officer Visa sponsorship: Not available Hires remotely in: United States Experience: 10 years Recidiviz is thrilled to be hiring a Director of Product to join our team! We're a small, fast-moving group building technology that helps government leaders safely reduce incarceration and improve outcomes for people in the criminal justice system. That's where you come in. We're looking for a product leader who is equally energized by people and strategy — someone who can set the direction, build the systems, and develop a high-performing team of product managers to do the most important work of their careers. About Us Recidiviz is creating safer, healthier communities by improving outcomes for people in the criminal justice system. We build technology to reduce the number of people in prison and to help criminal justice leaders embrace data-driven decision-making. Using software tools and thoughtful product design, we've been able to safely reduce incarceration and improve outcomes. We work side-by-side with leaders of the criminal justice system, people in prison and on supervision, and ecosystem partners to build a better path forward. In addition to the revenue we earn from state partners, some of the most respected philanthropists and foundations support our work. People who succeed at Recidiviz lead with kindness and humility, assume good intent, learn from failure, and fix problems when they see them. They are excited to work arm in arm with government leadership and staff to improve outcomes. They are great listeners. They build deep relationships with and empathy for the people we work with and the people who our mission serves, even when those two groups feel at odds. About The Role This role sits at the center of Recidiviz's ability to scale. As a Director of Product, you'll lead and develop a team of experienced product managers — people with years of domain expertise, strong opinions, and a deep commitment to the mission. Your job is to make each of them sharper, more supported, and more impactful: setting the strategic context that guides their work, building the people systems that help them grow, and creating the conditions for them to do the best work of their careers. You'll report to the Chief Impact Officer and serve as a key partner on product direction, team health, and the org design decisions that will shape Recidiviz as it grows toward national scale. Some travel to our state partners, internal team gatherings, and offsites is expected. Core Responsibilities Lead, develop, and build a high-performing PM team. Manage and mentor experienced PMs and emerging leaders — including senior ICs who own product areas deeply and those growing toward management. Own the full hiring engine from sourcing to close: pipeline development, interview design, and offer process. You run a high-performing team, and you measure your success by the growth and impact of the people around you. Build the systems that give the team clarity and stability. Partner with People Ops to own and evolve the career ladder, performance frameworks, and onboarding that make this team feel like a place worth building a career. You know what great looks like at every level and you make that visible. Build the cross-functional trust that makes great product work possible. Partner closely with engineering, design, data science, and policy and coach the PMs to do the same. Collaborate with executive leadership and state government stakeholders, and help the team stay close to frontline staff and the people most affected by the criminal justice system. Set the strategic context that guides the team's work. Define a clear direction for the PM team — helping each PM understand where their area fits in the bigger picture, what to prioritize, and why it matters. Help PMs define strategies for their areas, translate ambiguity into clear priorities, and make more confident product calls. You are the reason the team always knows what they're working toward and the org has clarity on our product strategy. Move the team toward the future of product. AI is reshaping what it means to be a PM — and your job is to help the team stay ahead of that shift. Champion and model AI-assisted workflows across discovery, scoping, and prototyping. Set standards for using these tools with judgment, not just speed. Develop the adaptability and craft that will make your PMs exceptional long after their time at Recidiviz. Wild success The topline is moving: Recidiviz's overall product portfolio has deepening impact — better outcomes, higher tool usage, more support from client executives, improved CSAT, steady launch momentum. You didn't build all of it, but the team that did was sharper, more supported, and more strategically grounded because of you. Multiple PMs have grown into a meaningfully new scope — a first-time manager, a senior IC owning a harder problem, someone who was stuck and is now thriving. The team can see a credible path forward because they've watched someone walk it. XFN partners, like engineering, design, marketing, are proactively pulling PMs into hard decisions earlier, not because they're required to, but because the PM team has become the kind of thought partner people actually want in the room. Hiring lag is eliminated. You've built a pipeline that moves fast without sacrificing quality, and Recidiviz is no longer a bottleneck on its own growth. Onboarding time-to-productivity is fast. New PMs are contributing meaningfully within their first month because the infrastructure matches the quality of the team they're joining. Everyone at Recidiviz — not just the PM team — can articulate where the product is going and why. Strategic clarity has become a property of the org, not just a document. Minimum Qualifications Deep care for the growth and wellbeing of the people you manage — you measure your success by theirs 10 years in product management, with at least 5 years managing a team; you've led both senior ICs and emerging leaders and know how to get the best from each Exceptional communication and relationship skills — you earn trust quickly, especially with people who have strong opinions and high standards Experience coaching PMs toward management readiness — you've developed future managers, not just individual contributors Comfort operating in ambiguity, with the ability to create clarity and momentum where little exists Proven ability to build people systems from scratch — career ladders, performance frameworks, onboarding programs — in a fast-moving environment Experience running recruiting at scale: pipeline building, interview design, and closing candidates in a competitive market Strong strategic instincts: you can zoom out to see the system, identify what's misaligned, and help teams make better decisions with less friction A builder's mindset paired with strategic rigor — you see gaps, you close them, and you leave things better than you found them Ability and willingness to travel, about one trip per quarter Preferred Qualifications Experience navigating complex, multi-stakeholder environments where end users, administrative buyers, and institutional partners each have distinct needs — and where building trust with all of them is part of the job. Experience working in or closely with mission-driven, nonprofit, or public sector organizations Personal or professional experience working with the criminal justice system Experience in a high-growth startup where the playbook was still being written Exposure to AI-assisted product development and the unique team dynamics it creates A track record of elevating strong ICs into more strategic, senior thinkers — not just promoting people, but genuinely shaping their craft Compensation Compensation is standardized based on roles and responsibilities. This ensures equitable compensation and responsible stewardship of our resources. As such, we do not negotiate compensation offers. The compensation for this role is: $201,250. What We Offer Effective, extremely thoughtful colleagues, working together on a mission that matters 90% medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage for you and your dependents Flexible time off, including 20 days of PTO, 3 days of paid volunteering time, and 13 paid holidays per year 401(k) retirement plan with 5% company match and no vesting period 12 weeks of paid parental leave Complimentary One Medical membership (availability based on location) Partnership with Carrot to provide employees with inclusive fertility and family-forming benefits, as well as a small but growing number of hormonal health and gender-affirming care benefits Monthly ClassPass credit for personal wellness Free mental health support via Talkspace Well-located offices in Oakland and Manhattan, with the flexibility to work remotely or go into either office as you choose An annual company offsite and other ad-hoc gatherings All the exhilarating challenges and stretch opportunities of a tech startup, combined with the mission-driven heart of a nonprofit More About Recidiviz Recidiviz was an all-volunteer effort until early 2019, when Clementine, Andrew, and Joshua founded the organization. Since then, we've built an A-team of so

Chief Financial Officer (Boston)

Chief Financial Officer Metro Housing|Boston Boston, MA Metro Housing|Boston (Metro Housing), one of the largest regional housing agencies in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, seeks a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) who is mission-focused, analytically savvy, and forward-looking to manage the use of its financial resources to ensure housing stability, economic security, and an improved quality of life for the 30,000 households in Eastern Massachusetts that depend on it. The $22 million operating budget and $330 million in federal and state subsidies administered by Metro Housing require an imaginative, collaborative, and dynamic leader who will ensure that budgeting, risk mitigation, and contracting operate with the level of sophistication and innovation required for an organization of this size and scale to excel. Metro Housing delivers a complex array of programs that assist families and individuals with low and moderate incomes in gaining access to and successfully remaining in housing they can afford in the metropolitan region of Boston and has done so for more than 40 years. From its incorporation in 1983 as the Boston Housing Partnership and later, through a strategic merger to become the Metropolitan Boston Housing Partnership in 1991, Metro Housing has maintained and expanded its mission and focus on increasing access to housing that is safe and affordable to residents with the lowest income levels. Metro Housing has forged strategic partnerships with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the City of Boston, and other municipalities, which have entrusted the nonprofit with the administration of federal, state, and local rental assistance programs, among them the HUD Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) and the Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program. What began with fewer than 5,000 families has now grown to be a vital resource for 30,000 households across the metropolitan Boston area. Reporting to the Executive Director and serving as a key member of the senior leadership team, the CFO will act as the organization’s principal financial strategist, risk leader, and operational partner. They will guide Metro Housing through a shifting funding and regulatory environment, strengthen financial planning and analysis capabilities, modernize systems and processes, and elevate financial acumen across program leadership. The current moment requires a CFO who can balance technical excellence with strategic foresight to cultivate a more analytically rigorous culture. COMPENSATION AND LOCATION Metro Housing|Boston is committed to salary transparency. The minimum hiring salary for this position is $175,000, and the maximum is $195,000. It is not typical for an individual to be hired at or near the top of this range. The final offer is determined by a candidate’s relevant experience and Metro Housing’s commitment to internal equity. The Chief Financial Officer position is based at the organization’s headquarters in Roxbury Crossing, Boston, Massachusetts. Metro Housing|Boston employs a hybrid workforce. The Chief Financial Officer is expected to be a visible leader and to be available to work on-site at least 2 days a week. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER This document has been prepared based on the information provided by Metro Housing|Boston. The material presented in this leadership profile should be relied on for informational purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information, the original source documents and information provided by Metro Housing|Boston would supersede any conflicting information in this document. J-18808-Ljbffr

VP, Channel Partnerships (Cincinnati)

Join PatientPoint to be part of a dynamic team creating change in and around the doctor’s office. As a leading digital health company, we innovate to positively impact patient behaviors. Our purpose-driven approach offers an inspirational career opportunity where you can contribute to improving health outcomes for millions of patients nationwide. Location: Cincinnati, OH (Hybrid), or Remote Job Summary The Vice President, Channel Partnerships will lead go-to-market strategy and execution for high-impact partnerships aligned to the PatientPoint Precision product. This role is responsible for identifying, developing, and activating strategic partnership opportunities both within PatientPoint and externally across the broader healthcare ecosystem. This role is equally comfortable shaping long-term strategy and personally driving deals forward — a strategic thinker with executive presence who is able to build a pipeline of deals and then execute and get things done across a cross-functional internal team. This is a highly visible role requiring strong cross-functional collaboration, executive influence, and demonstrated commercial success in key market sectors. What You’ll Do Drive go-to-market strategy and execution for Precision partnerships, aligning with enterprise growth objectives. Identify, evaluate, and activate partnership opportunities both within PatientPoint and externally with POC companies that fit the Precision product framework. Develop strategic business cases and partnership models that drive revenue growth and market differentiation. Personally source, cultivate, and close high-value partnership opportunities with key supply partners. Build executive-level relationships with senior partners and prospective partners. Influence cross-functional stakeholders (Sales, Marketing, Product, Operations, Finance, Legal, etc.) to ensure successful partnership execution. Establish repeatable processes, frameworks, and performance metrics to scale the Precision partnerships business. Lay the groundwork for future team expansion and leadership as the business grows. What We Need 12 years of progressive experience in partnerships, business development, strategy, or enterprise sales. Demonstrated success driving go-to-market initiatives and building strategic partnerships. Experience negotiating and closing complex, multi-stakeholder agreements. Experience leading and developing teams, with the ability to scale and motivate a high-performing organization as the business expands. Desired Qualifications Bachelors Degre, MBA or advanced degree preferred What You’ll Need to Succeed Proven commercial leader with strong selling skills and an entrepreneurial spirit for establishing new high growth businesses. Collaborative and results-oriented, with the ability to drive alignment across diverse stakeholders. Comfortable building from the ground up in an evolving environment. Proven ability to operate effectively at both executive and operational levels. Base Salary Band Base Salary Band: $183,700.00 to $301,000.00 Compensation At PatientPoint, we are committed to providing competitive pay and benefits that are in line with industry standards. We analyze and carefully consider several factors when determining compensation, including skills, qualifications, geographic location, and professional experience, which can cause your compensation to vary. The base salary range listed is just one component of PatientPoint’s total compensation package for employees. For additional details on our total benefits package, please review the section “About PatientPoint” at the end of this job description. About PatientPoint PatientPoint® is the Point of Change company, transforming the healthcare experience through the strategic delivery of behavior-changing content at critical moments of care. As the nation’s largest and most impactful digital network in 30,000 physician offices, we connect patients, providers and health brands with relevant information that is proven to drive healthier decisions and better outcomes. Learn more at patientpoint.com Latest News & Innovations Why is PatientPoint a Best Place to Work! Read More Teammate Honored as Top Woman in Tech. Read More Recognized on Vault’s Top Internship List. Read More What We Offer We know you bring your whole self to work every day, and we are committed to supporting our full-time teammates with a comprehensive range of modernized benefits and cultural perks. We offer competitive compensation, flexible time off to recharge, hybrid work options, mental and emotional wellness resources, a 401K plan, and more. While these benefits are available to full-time team members, we strive to create a positive and supportive environment for all teammates. Employer is EOE/M/F/D/V J-18808-Ljbffr