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The Chief Information Officer leads enterprise technology, data, digital, cybersecurity, and AI strategy across retail, eCommerce, supply chain, manufacturing, delivery, and corporate operations. Responsibilities include driving transformation, ensuring secure and scalable platforms, managing risk and continuity, overseeing budgets and vendors, establishing governance, and developing a high-performing technology leadership organization. The CIO partners with executives to align investments with business growth, operational excellence, innovation, productivity, and guest experience.

Manages customer relationships and territory business, develops new accounts, secures product authorizations, ensures retail shelf and pricing execution, manages trade spending and promotions, presents customer business reviews, and delivers annual volume and margin targets. The role requires cross-functional collaboration, customer P&L management, sales presentations, and occasional overnight travel.

Directs hotel sales and revenue generation by prospecting, developing leads, managing accounts, forecasting trends, achieving revenue goals, and overseeing proposals, bookings, contracts, and reporting. Leads revenue meetings, supports budgeting and business planning, ensures credit and audit compliance, represents the hotel at industry events, and trains and mentors sales staff. Coordinates sales details with hotel departments and contributes as an executive manager.

Leads global marketing strategy for Nox’s corporate brand, Sleep Care Management, and Diagnostic Solutions. Owns positioning, value proposition, brand voice, public relations, integrated campaigns, lead generation, events, thought leadership, sales enablement, website management, and marketing technology modernization. Partners with executives on segmentation, pricing, competitive intelligence, commercialization, funnel optimization, and ROI. Builds and develops a high-performing global marketing organization while managing budgets, agencies, vendors, and healthcare regulatory requirements.

Reviews and approves marketing materials for regulatory compliance across Brex’s financial products. Manages high-volume review workflows, validates claims and disclosures, provides practical guidance to Marketing, Product, and Legal, maintains audit-ready records, escalates risks, and improves compliance policies, training, and processes. Supports partner bank expectations, audits, and regulatory inquiries while developing scalable solutions for recurring compliance issues.

Provides high-level administrative support to the President, managing calendars, travel, expenses, budgets, executive logistics, and confidential information. Hosts and operates the Owners Suite and Chairman’s Club during every home game, coordinating VIP ticketing, security, hospitality, gifting, menus, and special experiences. Requires extensive nights, weekends, and holiday availability, along with strong discretion, organization, communication, hospitality, event planning, vendor management, and proactive problem-solving skills.

The Executive Assistant will manage administrative functions for partners and associates, including scheduling, correspondence, client interactions, and document preparation, while ensuring efficient operations within the firm.

Designs, builds, tests, and maintains full-stack features across Angular, Java, and Spring applications. Owns work from technical design through production deployment, contributes to system design, CI/CD, observability, testing, and operational resilience, and collaborates with Product, DevOps, and QA. Uses agentic coding tools such as Claude Code and Cursor under team guardrails. Participates in code reviews, audits, documentation, debugging, and continuous engineering improvements.

Designs and automates cloud security architecture, guardrails, IAM, zero-trust controls, and compliance across AWS infrastructure, Kubernetes platforms, and CI/CD pipelines. Conducts threat modeling and security assessments, monitors cloud threats, supports incident response, and builds self-service security tools that enable engineering teams to work securely. The role partners with platform, DevOps, SRE, architecture, and enterprise security teams.

The Development Communications Specialist creates donor-facing proposals, reports, appeals, program briefs, event materials, and other fundraising content. The role translates program priorities, data, and impact into compelling narratives for major donors and family foundations; maintains proposal and report calendars; coordinates projects with Development, Communications, Data teams, and vendors; supports donor briefings; and ensures accurate donor data management and consistent messaging.