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Leads agencywide procurement, contracting, contract administration, competitive solicitations, negotiations, vendor management, compliance, and process improvement. Develops policies, systems, controls, and reporting practices; monitors contract performance, budgets, risks, and funding requirements; and supervises contracts and procurement staff. Partners with executive, finance, legal, program, technology, and audit teams while ensuring transparent, legally compliant stewardship of public resources.

Build reference software codebases, support NGOs developing generative AI products, integrate diverse data sources, create experimentation tools, and deliver rapid cloud-based solutions. The role includes advising and mentoring partner organizations, conducting rigorous experiments, improving analytics infrastructure, organizing technical workshops, and visiting NGO sites to identify technical needs. Candidates need strong full-stack engineering, backend, data engineering, cloud, database, and generative AI experience.

Leads Teche Health’s marketing, public relations, communications, branding, advertising, media relations, digital content, social media, events, and community outreach strategies. Manages the marketing budget, vendors, campaigns, publications, website, analytics, staff development, and external partnerships. Advises executive leadership, coordinates media activities, supports fundraising, and represents the organization at community events. Requires strong writing, editing, presentation, strategic leadership, and healthcare marketing experience.

Provides executive administrative and finance coordination support to the CFO and Finance department. Responsibilities include preparing meeting materials and expense reports, maintaining financial and tax reporting calendars, coordinating accounts payable and banking activities, administering corporate credit cards, managing files and contracts, supporting insurance renewals and audits, coordinating purchasing, and supervising a part-time Finance Assistant.

Leads the museum’s fundraising strategy and contributed-revenue growth, including annual giving, major gifts, corporate sponsorships, grants, donor stewardship, and a potential $25–$50 million capital campaign. Manages donor and prospect portfolios, develops fundraising opportunities, partners with the CEO and Board on solicitations, oversees events and campaigns, and maintains pipeline reporting, budgets, and development operations.

Manage high-volume corporate filings for registered agent services, including registered agent changes and resignations. Research state government databases, corporate statutes, name availability, compliance requirements, and public records. Support customers and internal stakeholders, prioritize time-sensitive requests, maintain product knowledge, and collaborate on process and system improvements. The role requires in-office availability in Raleigh, North Carolina, Monday through Friday.

Coordinates operational and compliance processes for Pre-K partnership programs, including center onboarding, LPAC and multilingual learner processes, assessments, attendance reporting, invoicing, records management, credentialing, and system access. Maintains audit-ready documentation, dashboards, templates, and operational systems while supporting partner centers, school districts, staff, families, and community stakeholders. Provides training, resolves issues, verifies data, and supports cross-functional projects and continuous improvement.

Recruits, screens, enrolls, and follows up with program participants while maintaining accurate consent, participation, and evaluation data. Monitors data quality, prepares reports, identifies workflow gaps, supports corrective action, and assists with staff training on recruitment and evaluation procedures. Collaborates with program leadership, the PQI team, and an independent evaluator to ensure consistent implementation. Provides on-site support at program activities and maintains flexibility for evening and weekend work.

Manage a portfolio of approximately 300 donors and prospects, cultivating relationships, soliciting gifts, recording engagement activity, and coordinating acknowledgements. Lead the organization’s planned giving program, including legacy donor stewardship, recruitment strategies, events, recognition, and realized gift tracking. Support donor events, fundraising appeals, grant proposals, and communications while collaborating with development and analytics teams. Requires frequent evening and weekend participation during fundraising campaigns and events.

Conducts complex financial analysis, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, grant and program financial reviews, and financial reporting. Coordinates strategic planning and budget processes, advises program leadership on funding and allocations, develops projections and presentations, and ensures accurate financial records. The role also supports cross-functional communication, policy execution, and program efficiency recommendations.