Talent Enablement Partner (Everett)

Talent Enablement Partner | Fortive Role Summary The Talent Enablement (TE) Partner helps Fortive Operating Companies solve business and leadership challenges by translating them into practical talent actions that improve performance. This role serves as a dedicated partner to assigned OpCos and corporate functions — helping leaders focus on the few development and capability shifts that matter most, activating the right solutions, and staying accountable until those changes take hold. Reporting to the VP Talent Enablement, the TE Partner works closely with OpCo HRVPs, HR business partners, and leaders to listen, diagnose, confirm, recommend, co-create, and sustain solutions over time. This is not a traditional program-building role. TE Partners use enterprise tools and content first, shape practical solutions for the OpCo context, and only build something new when nothing else will work. The role requires someone who can learn a new business quickly, build credibility without a lot of infrastructure, operate comfortably in ambiguity, and stay with the work long enough to see behavior and business outcomes improve. Primary Responsibilities 1. Business & Talent Diagnosis Build a deep understanding of each assigned Operating Company’s strategy, operating model, leadership strengths, and talent risks through an embedded partnership with OpCo HRVP, HR business partners, and OpCo people leaders. Partner with operating company HR teams to clarify the real business problems to solve and shape targeted responses. Translate business challenges into clear leadership, capability, and talent implications. 2. Solution Shaping & Enablement Shape, recommend, co-create, and embed practical solutions by drawing from enterprise curriculum, assessments, coaching, development plans, and learning assets as options. Use what already exists when it will work. When no enterprise solution fits, the TE Partner may design a net‑new approach with the HRVP and flag recurring needs back to the Enterprise Development & Delivery Specialist. Adapt and contextualize solutions so they fit the Operating Company’s realities and operating cadence. 3. Selective Delivery & Coaching Co-design and deliver with HRVPs and other leaders when the circumstances make sense to build internal activation capability. Personally facilitate and deliver high impact workshops, team installations, and leadership sessions when expertise, behavior change, or alignment is critical. Coach leaders and teams in the flow of work, reinforcing new behaviors and practices over time. For Partnership Programs (e.g., PLE, GEM, Talent Edge): support the reinforcement, practice, and coaching moments that follow center-delivered core experiences — helping OpCo leaders embed new behaviors in their daily work and operating cadence. 4. Sustained Outcome Ownership Maintain ongoing partnership with the Operating Company HR team to monitor progress, adjust the approach, and reinforce follow-through until the change is sticking. Stay accountable for outcomes over time — not just design and delivery — and prioritize solutions that support the business strategy and maximize business impact. Surface risks, trade‑offs, and priority tensions early and transparently. Own the ‘20% localization’ for Partnership Programs — adapting enterprise curriculum to the OpCo’s context, use cases, and operating cadence in partnership with the HRVP or OpCo customer. How the role works in practice 1. Start with the OpCo business problem Partner with the operating company team to align early on the outcome the OpCo cares about. Use a simple sequence: listen - diagnose - confirm - recommend - co-create. 2. Translate priorities into critical-few high‑leverage interventions Convert business priorities into clear capability/behavior shifts and define “what good looks like” for leaders and priority populations. Use reframes to keep the work outcome‑based:That’s the symptom—let’s confirm the root cause we’re solving for. 3. Leverage enterprise assets, but design for OpCo adoption Bring a menu of established enterprise tools and adapt to what will work in the OpCo’s context. Design for the OpCo’s operating cadence: integrate into existing meetings, rhythms, and leader routines. When the best path is beyond current enterprise offerings, align with the HRVP on an alternative approach and ensure it integrates cleanly with the OpCo’s goals. Flag recurring unmet needs to the Enterprise Development & Delivery Specialist for potential enterprise portfolio development. 4. Build capability and sustainment while delivering Co‑create with the HRVP and OpCo leaders so the diagnosis, story, and plan can be replicated and scaled. Make “what to do next” explicit: define roles, cadence, and follow through checkpoints with the HRVP. Align on whether the work is HRVP led (with TE Partner support) and/or TE Partner led (direct delivery). Co‑design and support accordingly. How This Role Fits in the Operating Model Partnership Programs: The center builds the 80% core curriculum. The TE Partner works with the HRVP/OpCo to contextualize the last 20% (use cases, local examples, reinforcement cadence) and supports the coaching and sustainment layer after center‑delivered experiences. Custom Enablement: When an OpCo surfaces a unique need not in the enterprise portfolio, the TE Partner helps shape a solution — drawing on enterprise assets where possible and flagging recurring needs back to the center. The TE Partner also coordinates with Learning Operations (a separate team managing LMS, talent technology, assessment tools, and on‑site learning logistics) to ensure smooth deployment. Success Measures Improved leadership effectiveness and behavior change Stronger bench readiness and talent progression in priority roles Higher quality execution of talent processes (e.g., OTA, development planning) Improved employee experience in targeted moments that matter Increased capability and confidence of HRVPs and people leaders to lead enablement work independently Ability to integrate as a strategic and collaborative partner with OpCo Strength of feedback loop with Enterprise Development & Delivery Specialist — recurring OpCo needs surfaced and addressed in the enterprise portfolio. Required Experience & Capabilities Bachelor’s degree required, ideally in Human Resources, Business, Organizational Development, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Education, or a related field. Master’s degree preferred. Typically 8 years of experience across HR business partnership, talent management, leadership development, organizational development, internal consulting, or related business-facing talent roles. Experience operating as an internal consulting partner to leaders at all levels ideally through long term engagements. Demonstrated ability to diagnose complex organizational and leadership challenges. Strong facilitation and coaching skills; comfortable shaping demand, challenging assumptions, and prioritizing what matters most. Highly adaptable and scrappy; able to learn a new business quickly, build credibility without a lot of infrastructure, and operate comfortably in ambiguity. Judgment to resist building from scratch when an existing enterprise asset or simpler approach will work; able to design and build a solution end‑to‑end only when needed. Fluency with modern learning delivery approaches and tools (virtual and in‑person facilitation, cohort experiences, leader toolkits, and learning technologies) to scale adoption across operating companies. Able to operate in a dual mode: as a trusted internal consulting partner (diagnosis, influence, alignment through the HRVP) and as a hands‑on L&D practitioner (direct delivery, installation, and reinforcement in the flow of work). Experience working effectively in a decentralized, multi-OpCo or matrixed operating model—balancing local context with enterprise resources and building durable partnerships with OpCo HRVPs and leaders. Strong change leadership and implementation discipline; able to move from concept to sustained behavior change and stay accountable for results over time. Data‑informed orientation: comfortable using qualitative and quantitative inputs (business signals, talent data, feedback) to diagnose needs and demonstrate impact. LI-CS23 Fortive Corporation Overview Fortive’s essential technology makes the world safer and more productive. We accelerate transformation in high-impact fields like workplace safety, build environments, and healthcare. We are a global industrial technology innovator with a startup spirit. Our forward‑looking companies lead the way in healthcare sterilization, industrial safety, predictive maintenance, and other mission‑critical solutions. We’re a force for progress, working alongside our customers and partners to solve challenges on a global scale, from workplace safety in the most demanding conditions to advanced technologies that help providers focus on exceptional patient care. We are a diverse team 10,000 strong, united by a dynamic, inclusive culture and energized by limitless learning and growth. We use the proven Fortive Business System (FBS) to accelerate our positive impact. At Fortive, we believe in you. We believe in your potential—your ability to learn, grow, and make a difference. At Fortive, we believe in us. We believe in the p

Chief Operating Officer (Indianapolis)

Responsive Capital Ventures and Responsive Asset Management operate as one unified platform with a singular purpose: transforming the way people build and protect wealth through real estate. We don’t view this as two separate companies. We operate as one business built on three core legs of the stool: Investments (RCV) Property Operations (RAM) Business Enablement (IT, HR, Marketing, and Finance) This structure allows us to control the entire lifecycle from capital to execution to performance. Today, that platform is backed by 50 team members and ~$25M in annual revenue. More importantly, it’s built on a culture for people who want to do meaningful work at a high level. On the investment side, Responsive Capital Ventures focuses on helping high earners convert active income into long-term, sustainable wealth through real estate. We take a disciplined approach to capital, risk, and execution. The goal isn’t just returns. It’s consistency, protection, and long-term alignment. On the operations side, Responsive Asset Management is where the business plan comes to life. This is boots-on-the-ground execution by driving occupancy, managing expenses, executing capex, and creating communities that residents are proud to call home while protecting and growing the asset. The third leg is Business Enablement, which is what keeps everything aligned and moving. IT, HR, Marketing, and Finance. This is the infrastructure that allows us to scale without breaking and maintain a consistent standard across the entire platform. Most groups talk about being vertically integrated. We actually operate that way. We don’t just deploy capital. We don’t just manage properties. We build stability…one door at a time. Position Summary The Chief Operating Officer & Integrator serves as the operational backbone of both Responsive Asset Management and Responsive Capital Ventures. Operating within the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS), this leader works in close partnership with the Visionary to translate strategy into execution across the combined enterprise. The ideal candidate is an exceptionally organized, decisive leader who brings clarity and calm to complexity. Mission At Responsive Capital Ventures and Responsive Asset Management, our mission is to create stability—one door at a time. We are committed to becoming Indiana’s 1 provider of workforce housing by transforming properties, strengthening communities, and delivering enduring value for our residents, investors, and team. From investments, business enablement, and property operations, we don’t just invest—we live our STABLE core values. We show up and own it, think like entrepreneurs, always keep growing, lead with discipline, and pursue excellence in everything. No door left unopened. No opportunity left on the table. Our Core Values — STABLE Everything we do is anchored in six core values that define how we show up for our team, our investors, and our partners: S Show Up & Own It We take full responsibility for our commitments. We show up prepared, engaged, and ready to deliver — no excuses, no shortcuts. T Take Action We are a bias-toward-action team. We move with urgency, make decisions with confidence, and course-correct as we learn. A Always Growing We are curious, coachable, and committed to continuous improvement — personally and professionally. Growth is a standard, not an aspiration. B Be Real We communicate with honesty and transparency. We say what we mean, own our mistakes, and build trust through authenticity. L Lead with Humility We check our egos at the door. We listen first, elevate others, and recognize that the best ideas can come from anywhere. E Excellence in Everything We hold ourselves to a high standard in everything we produce, every relationship we build, and every promise we make. The 5 Roles of the EOS Integrator In EOS, the Integrator owns five core functions that keep the organization running with clarity, cohesion, and accountability: LMA — Lead, Manage & Accountable The COO & Integrator reports directly to the CEO / Visionary and serves as the direct manager of the three VPs who lead each leg of the platform: VP of Investments (RCV) — Owns capital raising, investor relations, acquisitions, dispositions, and fund-level performance. VP of Property Operations (RAM) — Owns on-the-ground execution including occupancy, NOI, expense management, CapEx, and resident experience across the portfolio. VP of Business Enablement — Owns the shared services that scale the platform: IT, HR, Marketing, and Finance. In this seat, the COO is responsible for: Leading, developing, and holding each VP accountable to their seat on the Accountability Chart Ensuring the three legs operate as one unified platform — not three silos — through tight integration of strategy, communication, and shared metrics Running the Level 10 Meeting cadence and owning the meeting pulse across both organizations Ensuring the right people are in the right seats and applying the GWC standard at every level Managing hiring, onboarding, and performance management in partnership with functional leaders Owning succession planning and talent development for the VP layer and one level below Building a high-performance, values-aligned culture and fostering an environment where issues are raised openly Business Plan Execution — P&L Management Partner with the Visionary to develop and refine the 3-Year Picture, 1-Year Plan, and quarterly Rocks across both companies Own the execution roadmap — ensuring every Rock, priority, and initiative has clear ownership, timelines, and accountability Maintain and evolve core EOS documents (V/TO, Accountability Chart, scorecards) as the business grows Partner with finance to maintain full visibility into financial performance; monitor and manage operational budgets across both entities Track KPIs and scorecard metrics; take corrective action when performance deviates from targets Removing Obstacles & Barriers Proactively identify and resolve cross-functional issues that individual departments cannot solve alone Apply the IDS (Identify, Discuss, Solve) process to work through issues at the leadership level Remove friction from day-to-day operations — streamlining processes, clarifying ownership, and eliminating bottlenecks Ensure both entities maintain regulatory compliance and partner with legal and compliance counsel to manage risk proactively Integrating Major Functions Harmonize sales, marketing, operations, and finance across both Responsive Asset Management and Responsive Capital Ventures Document, optimize, and own core business processes — ensuring consistency, scalability, and compliance across all functions Manage vendor relationships, technology systems, and operational infrastructure Support capital allocation decisions with operational insight, ensuring resources are deployed where they create the most value Communication & Consistency Serve as the Visionary’s trusted partner — filtering, prioritizing, and cascading direction clearly to the organization Ensure the firm’s Vision, values, and priorities are consistently communicated and understood at every level Protect the Visionary’s time and energy by owning the operational and communication domain Maintain a healthy, transparent, and deeply collaborative working relationship with the Visionary — pushing back constructively while championing alignment Qualifications Required Deep multifamily experience with a strong understanding of operations, asset performance, and value creation Proven track record of leading leaders, building high-performing teams, and developing talent from within Roll-up-your-sleeves mentality — willing to operate both strategically and tactically, stepping in wherever needed to drive results Preferred Direct experience in the role of EOS Integrator (self-identified or formally designated) Familiarity with RIA operations, fund administration, or investment partnership structures Experience managing compliance obligations for regulated financial entities Background working in entrepreneurial, founder-led businesses Relevant certifications (CPA, CFA, MBA, or equivalent) are a plus but not required Core Competencies Execution & Accountability Gets things done. Consistently converts strategy into outcomes on time and on plan. People Leadership Builds, develops, and inspires high-performing teams while holding them accountable. Organizational Clarity Creates structure from ambiguity. Defines roles, removes confusion, and aligns effort. Problem Solving Identifies root causes and resolves issues at their source using the IDS process. Financial Fluency Understands the numbers and uses data to drive decisions and manage performance. Visionary Partnership Complements and amplifies the Visionary — a true force multiplier for the organization. The ideal candidate embodies the EOS principle of “GWC”: Gets It — Understands the role at a high level, including how responsibilities, departments, and strategic prio

Partner Attorney Hybrid (Middletown Township)

Partner Attorney (Hybrid) Kiernan Trebach LLP | Philadelphia, PA About the Firm We are a Civil Litigation Defense Law Firm. Our mission is focused on a slow and sustainable growth process to create a diverse working environment while remaining sensitive to the needs of our employees and their families. Kiernan Trebach has become respected for our effective defense of clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to individuals and small business owners. We take pride in knowing our clients, understanding what they want, and exceeding their expectations. The Role We are seeking a new Partner Level Attorney with 15 years of Civil Litigation Defense experience to join our team. Your role will be to defend a variety of Civil matters in our growing Philadelphia, PA practice. What You Will Do As an Attorney at our firm, you will: Handle a variety of civil litigation cases from inception to resolution. Conduct legal research, analyze data, and develop strategies for cases. Communicate with clients, opposing counsel, and the court. Draft legal documents, including pleadings, motions, and briefs. Attend hearings, depositions, and trials as necessary. Defend a Variety of Civil Litigation Defense matters including: General Liability Personal Injury Product Liability Professional Liability What You Will Bring Our ideal candidate will have 15 years of relevant experience and the following credentials/skills: Experience with Insurance Defense clients. Experience writing motions and other legal memoranda, summarizing depositions and trial preparation is preferred. The ability to work independently from suit inception to settlement/trial is preferred. Required Education & Licensure Juris Doctorate Degree (J.D.). Active Pennsylvania Bar License (Required). Active New Jersey Bar, and/or ability to transfer UBE scores (Preferred). Being able to waive into the New Jersey Bar and having multiple bars is ideal, however, we are willing to consider candidates with only one bar. Why You'll Love Us At Kiernan Trebach LLP, we commit our talents and energy to continue a decades-long practice devoted to defense litigation and counseling the Firm's clients on issues that affect their potential for litigation. Kiernan Trebach represents clients on a national basis and maintains twelve offices in nine states plus the District of Columbia, with local presence in several others. Our lawyers have appeared in the courts of over 35 states and territories. Benefits Health Insurance Life Insurance and AD&D Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401(k) Profit Sharing Medical Flexible Spending Account Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account Holiday Pay Long-Term Disability Short-Term Disability Flexible Schedules Equal Opportunity Statement Kiernan Trebach LLP is an equal-opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, ethnic background, color, religion, sexual orientation, age, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, disability, or genetic information. J-18808-Ljbffr

Principal Consultant (Public Sector) (Atlanta)

We are seeking a Principal Technical Consultant to join our Customer Success Public Sector team. In this role, you will engage with public sector customers post‑sales to develop software solutions on the Appian platform, helping companies drive digital transformation and competitive differentiation. Your primary responsibilities will include leading projects and working throughout the entire project life‑cycle to define, design, develop, and implement custom software and AI solutions using Appian’s platform for our commercial clients. You will work within an agile environment to understand client business processes and technical needs, launch new relational data models in production, develop APIs to integrate with multiple systems, partner with Appian Architects and Technical Delivery Managers, and mentor consultants through fast‑paced software implementations. Additionally, you will brainstorm AI use cases and implement Appian’s AI tools by applying retrieval‑augmented generation (RAG), agentic workflows, prompt engineering, and the latest generative models to transform how customers run their organizations. You will also collaborate with client technical teams and business users throughout the entire software and development life cycle, driving adoption by empowering clients to become self‑sufficient in building process applications. Qualifications Passion for mentoring/developing others and experience leading teams through post‑sale software implementation Ability to work with clients to define business processes and gather functional and technical system requirements Excellent communication skills, passion for technology and continuous learning, and affinity for asking why and solving the right problems History of success on cross‑functional teams; experience building products using agile methodologies (pair programming, stand‑ups, planning sessions, and sprints) Basic understanding of object‑oriented programming, experience with relational databases and database design/data modeling, and SQL skills (writing queries, joins, views, etc.) Knowledge of software testing practices (test‑driven development, automated test suites within a continuous integration framework); integration experience using APIs such as REST and SOAP, JDBC connections, and web services; familiarity with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Analytics, Machine Learning, Google Cloud, Application Integration, Database, Developer Tools, Management & Governance, and Elastic Containers is preferred Basic Qualifications U.S. citizenship – candidates being considered for a public‑sector role must be a U.S. citizen 7 years of experience with hands‑on software development or technical consulting B.S./B.A. in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, Mathematics or related field/degree Willingness to travel; 10% or less annually to support customer engagement The base salary for this role is between $100,000 and $225,000 per year and represents a good faith and reasonable estimate of the range at the time of posting. Actual compensation will be dependent on a number of factors including but not limited to the candidate's relevant work experience, qualifications, internal peer equity, and market and business conditions that exist when extending an offer. A discretionary bonus may be awarded in recognition of individual and company performance. Additional benefits include a 401(k) plan with company match, flexible time off, paid parental leave, medical, dental, and vision plans, life insurance, disability insurance, wellness programs, flexible spending accounts, health savings account contributions, an employee referral bonus program, learning and development resources, and the possibility of equity awards. Appian provides reasonable accommodations to applicants in accordance with all applicable laws. If you need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the employment process, please contact us by email at [email protected]. Appian is an equal opportunity employer that strives to attract and retain the best talent. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law. Appian’s Applicant & Candidate Privacy Notice J-18808-Ljbffr

Senior-level Attorney (Greenwood Village)

York Space Systems was founded to radically improve spacecraft affordability and reliability, transforming, and enabling next‑generation space mission operations worldwide. Today, York is one of the most innovative aerospace companies, specializing in end-to‑end customer solutions and the rapid production of spacecraft platforms. York’s complete Space Segment Solution includes spacecraft production, payload integration, system integration & test, launch services, ground segment services, and mission operations, enabling customers to leverage York’s existing technology solutions to get to orbit rapidly and responsively. We’re looking to expand our team across the board. York is experiencing a period of significant growth and evolution, and we are seeking a senior attorney who will play a meaningful role in supporting the company’s strategic, transactional, and compliance initiatives. The position provides an opportunity to contribute to high impact work across multiple areas of the business, partnering closely with senior leaders and cross functional teams. The role will support and report to the Chief Legal & Administrative Officer and will be located in York’s Greenwood Village office (no remote option). Responsibilities The role will support a wide range of legal activities that contribute to York’s strategic growth, compliance posture, and operational success. Core responsibilities may include: Government Contracts & Related Compliance Providing guidance and support on federal contracting matters, in particular firm fixed-price contracts and OTAs, including contract interpretation, and compliance with government customer and regulatory requirements such as national security considerations and price reasonableness determinations. Providing legal support and guidance throughout the contract lifecycle, inclusive of facilitating ECPs and addressing cost and pricing matters. Resolve disputes, inclusive of managing bid protests. Organizational Conflicts of Interest (OCI) & Firewall Management Developing, implementing, and managing OCI mitigation plans and firewall protocols. Partnering with cross-functional teams to proactively identify potential OCIs and maintain robust monitoring, training, and documentation practices. Addressing such matters in the context of corporate structuring and subsidiary management. Supplier Management Support Providing subcontract interpretation and negotiations support, inclusive of interrelationship with prime contract performance. Contributing to cross-functional teams to resolve disputes. Facilitating pricing discussions and subcontract amendments as required. Proposal and Prime Contract Negotiations Support Providing legal support for government and commercial prime contracts, inclusive of risk management, title transfer, dispute resolution, and termination provisions. Mergers & Acquisitions / Strategic Transactions Leading or supporting legal aspects of domestic and international acquisitions, mergers, joint ventures, and other strategic transactions. May include credit facility management and tax advice. Overseeing or contributing to deal structuring, negotiation, diligence, and post closing integration. Coordinating closely with internal stakeholders across finance, tax, people operations, engineering, and program teams. International Compliance & U.S. Government Regulatory Matters Advising on global regulatory considerations, including export controls, foreign investment reviews, sanctions, and cross border compliance obligations. Ensuring York’s international operations and deal activities align with relevant U.S. Government rules and international legal frameworks. Treasury, Credit Facilities & Financing Support Providing legal guidance on debt portfolio management, credit facility negotiations, refinancing, and capital structure initiatives. Ensuring compliance with contractual terms, disclosure obligations, and applicable regulatory requirements. Qualifications & Experience JD from an accredited law school; active bar membership in good standing in at least one jurisdiction. 12 years of relevant post-graduate legal experience; a combination of law firm, government and in-house preferred. 5 years of in-depth experience in U.S. Government contracting, including firm fixed price contracts and OTAs. Proven track record managing legal matters associated with complex, multi-disciplinary prime contracts throughout operational mission lifecycle. Substantial experience in one or more of the following areas: intellectual property, national security, dispute resolution, subsidiary management, pricing determinations, international business/cross-border transactions. Experience supporting manufacturing and high-tech industries; experience with space industry preferred. Ability to maintain composure in high-stress and time-pressured situations. Ability and willingness to handle both sophisticate and more routine matters. Active TS‑SCI clearance or lower-level clearance with ability to upgrade. In compliance with local law, we are disclosing the compensation, or a range thereof, for roles in locations where legally required. Actual salaries will vary based on several factors, including but not limited to external market data, internal equity, location, skill set, experience, and/or performance. Base pay is just one component of York’s total compensation package for employees. Pay range: $180,000 to $280,000 base salary annually. This role is eligible to participate in our equity award program. Any award is discretionary and not guaranteed and may be contingent upon individual and/or Company performance. The amount, timing, and terms of any equity award will be determined in accordance with the Company’s equity incentive plan and applicable policies. Other rewards may include annual bonuses, short- and long-term incentives, and accomplishment-specific awards. Benefits 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance (subject to spousal surcharge). Company holidays, floating holidays, and sick time. Unlimited PTO. Generous 401(k) match. Participation in our discretionary annual bonus and equity programs. Relocation assistance may be available for highly qualified candidates. York Space Systems provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, military or protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. Must have permanent authorization to work in the United States. This policy applies to all terms and conditions or employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training. YORK SPACE SYSTEMS IS AN EEO EMPLOYER. J-18808-Ljbffr

Data Protection, Managing Director (Boston)

Who We Are Looking For We are looking for a Data Protection Managing Director reporting directly to the SVP of Data and AI Security. The Managing Director, Data Protection is a senior leadership role responsible for defining, governing, and scaling the firm's enterprise-wide data protection strategy. This leader will establish a modern, risk-based data security program that enables the organization’s digital, cloud, AI, and data transformation objectives while protecting the firm’s most critical information assets. The role requires a visionary security leader who can balance business enablement with strong security outcomes. The successful candidate will drive the evolution from traditional data protection approaches toward a modern, intelligence-driven program focused on data discovery, classification, retention, access governance, AI security, and automated protection controls. Who We Are Looking For We are looking for a Data Protection Managing Director reporting directly to the SVP of Data and AI Security. The Managing Director, Data Protection is a senior leadership role responsible for defining, governing, and scaling the firm’s enterprise-wide data protection strategy. This leader will establish a modern, risk-based data security program that enables the organization’s digital, cloud, AI, and data transformation objectives while protecting the firm’s most critical information assets. The role requires a visionary security leader who can balance business enablement with strong security outcomes. The successful candidate will drive the evolution from traditional data protection approaches toward a modern, intelligence-driven program focused on data discovery, classification, retention, access governance, AI security, and automated protection controls. The Managing Director will serve as the firm’s foremost authority on data security and protection, partnering across Security, Engineering, Data, Privacy, Legal, Risk, Compliance, Infrastructure, and Business teams to ensure security is embedded into platforms, pipelines, governance frameworks, and delivery processes. Why this role is important to us This role sits in the AI & Data Protection team which is part of the Global Cybersecurity group at State Street. Global Cybersecurity is vital to the bank because it protects client trust, safeguards critical assets, enables business growth, and ensures the bank can operate safely in an increasingly complex threat and regulatory environment. What You Will Be Responsible For Define and execute the firm’s multi-year Enterprise Data Protection Strategy, ensuring alignment with business priorities, regulatory obligations, cloud transformation initiatives, and AI adoption. Establish a comprehensive framework for protecting sensitive information throughout its lifecycle, including: Data discovery Classification Access governance Retention and disposal Encryption and key management Monitoring and protection controls Drive a modern security model focused on protecting data regardless of location, platform, user, or technology stack. Develop executive-level metrics and reporting that quantify data risk, control effectiveness, and remediation progress. Lead enterprise initiatives to know, understand, and reduce data risk at scale. Establish programs to identify and continuously inventory: Sensitive customer and firm data Regulated and restricted information Secrets and credentials Legacy data stores High-risk repositories Shadow data environments Create risk-based approaches to classify, prioritize, and remediate high-risk data concentrations across on-premises, cloud, SaaS, and emerging AI environments. Develop actionable intelligence that enables business leaders and technology teams to understand where sensitive data resides and how it is exposed. AI Data security & Protection - Lead the firm’s strategy for protecting data from emerging AI-related threats and misuse. Establish controls and protections against: Prompt injection attacks Model misuse Data leakage through AI systems Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) data exposure Adversarial AI attacks Model manipulation AI-enabled social engineering Partner closely with AI, Engineering, and Security Architecture teams to ensure AI capabilities are deployed using: Secure-by-default configurations Approved usage patterns Security guardrails Automated controls Enterprise-approved AI platforms Develop data protection requirements for AI models, agents, copilots, and emerging autonomous systems. Establish rigorous enterprise-wide data lifecycle management and retention programs designed to minimize unnecessary data exposure. Drive initiatives to: Eliminate obsolete and redundant data Reduce data longevity where business value no longer exists Improve defensibility and regulatory compliance Reduce attack surface through data minimization Partner with Legal, Compliance, Privacy, and business stakeholders to implement practical retention schedules and automated disposal capabilities. Ensure retention policies are enforced through technology controls rather than manual processes whenever possible. Data Access Governance - Lead enterprise efforts to analyze, govern, and continuously monitor access to sensitive information. Develop and implement: Data-centric access control models Risk-based authorization frameworks Privileged access controls Continuous entitlement reviews Excessive permissions identification Access anomaly detection Partner with Identity and Access Management teams to strengthen least-privilege principles across business and technology environments. Ensure access decisions are informed by data sensitivity, business context, user risk, and regulatory requirements. Establish a comprehensive view of the firm’s data protection control environment. Conduct enterprise-wide assessments to: Map existing controls Identify security gaps Measure control effectiveness Assess residual risk Prioritize remediation activities Develop risk-based roadmaps that focus resources on the most significant data protection exposures. Drive accountability across technology and business stakeholders to ensure timely remediation of material risks. Partner closely with the Data organization to ensure security is embedded throughout the data ecosystem. Influence the design of: Data platforms Data pipelines Analytics environments Governance frameworks AI and ML platforms Data products Promote security-by-design principles that enable innovation while reducing operational friction. Establish scalable security patterns that integrate directly into engineering workflows, automation pipelines, and platform services. Lead strategic modernization initiatives supporting the future state of data security. Drive improvements across: Enterprise encryption programs Key management services Automated key rotation Secrets management Ephemeral infrastructure Machine identity controls Partner with Infrastructure, Cloud Engineering, and Enterprise Architecture teams to strengthen cryptographic hygiene and reduce operational risk. Develop forward-looking strategies that support emerging technology requirements and evolving regulatory expectations. Ensure data protection capabilities align with applicable regulatory and industry expectations, including: FFIEC NYDFS GDPR SEC requirements NIST frameworks ISO standards Serve as the executive leader for data protection reviews involving regulators, auditors, clients, and control assurance functions. Provide defensible and transparent reporting on the firm’s data protection posture and remediation activities. What We Value These skills will help you succeed in this role: Executive Leadership & Stakeholder Engagement - Serve as a trusted advisor to executive leadership, including the CISO, CIO, CDO, Risk leadership, and business executives. Translate complex technical and data risks into clear business decisions and investment priorities. Build strong partnerships across Security, Technology, Data, Legal, Privacy, Compliance, and Risk organizations. Champion a culture where protecting sensitive data is viewed as a business imperative rather than a compliance exercise. Team Leadership & Development - Build and lead a high-performing global Data Protection organization. Develop teams responsible for: Data Security Engineering Data Discovery & Classification Data Governance Security Data Loss Prevention Data Access Governance Encryption & Key Management Mentor future leaders and establish a culture focused on innovation, accountability, automation, and measurable outcomes. Recognized leader in Data Security and Data Protection. Strategic thinker with the ability to execute and deliver measurable outcomes. Strong business acumen and executive presence. Deep understanding of modern clo

General Manager (Cherry Hill Township)

Job Details Job Location: Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Position Type: Full Time Salary Range: $160,000.00 - $185,000.00 Salary/year POSITION SUMMARY: The Office manager coordinates and oversees administrative duties in the office and ensures that the office operates efficiently and smoothly. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Performs all administrative functions as requested by the General Manager in a quality manner. Assists General Manager with preparing and distributing Requests for Proposals Prepare and maintain Bid Comparison spreadsheet. Set up and maintain project bid files – hard files and electronic files. Set up Construction folders for Operations Manager Prepare Opening and Closing Notices for General Manager to complete – include photos of new tenants. Works with all office staff to provide effective liaison between management, customers, and merchants. Provides administrative support to shopping center staff; including general correspondence and memoranda; answers telephones and directs calls; assists Receptionist in responding to customer inquiries and provides supplemental oversight of receptionist performance as well as substitute Receptionists. Assists in arranging meetings as staff requires and manages Conference Room scheduling. Orders office supplies; kitchen supplies and items necessary for conference room functions. Monitors all deliveries received at the management office. Assists with the administration of day-to-day shopping center operations including monitoring contractor requests for access to common areas and management staff members. Performs general administrative duties including providing assistance to other departments as approved by the General Manager. Maintains shopping center management files, including confidential records. Assists with preparation of materials as required for corporate projects (i.e., budgets, quarterly/annual reports, etc.) Performs Certificates of Insurance COI reviews and communicates directly with contractors, vendors, tenants, and Risk Management as needed. Processes Opening Notices and Closing Notices. Forwards to General Manager on a timely basis. Reconciles PCard purchases on a monthly basis. This includes Office Manager, Operations Manager cards and the filing of invoices. Circulates Customer Feedback submissions to the General Manager and department heads as appropriate. Maintain approved Driver’s list and related repair/maintenance invoices. Collect gas receipts monthly from Security and Maintenance. Ensure they are within the limits and signed. Add and delete Drivers and Driver gas pins for Security and Maintenance. Benefits: Medical Insurance Dental & Vision Insurance Life Insurance / Accidental Death and Dismemberment Short Term & Long Term Disability PTO 401(k) - Company match after 6 months Qualifications Minimum 5 years relevant experience, preferable in a real estate/shopping center environment demonstrative effective clerical skill. Minimum High School Diploma required. Strong computer skills with demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Word, Outlook, Power Point and Excel required; aptitude and willingness to learn other computer programs as requested by General Manager. Strong interpersonal skills. Shows a genuine interest in demonstrating an ability to work effectively with diverse audiences. Attention to detail and strong work ethic. Commitment to striving for error free work products. Available to work flexible hours when necessary (special project deadlines). Ability to multi-task, prioritize workflow, and perform well consistently in a busy work environment. Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with all levels of management, as well as staff, tenant representatives, public safety personnel and the general public. J-18808-Ljbffr