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WHY WORK AT JOE & THE JUICE JOE & THE JUICE is a people-centric food and beverage company built around culture, not just juice, sandwiches, coffee, and much more. When joining us, you step into a high-energy community where the music is loud, the bar is your stage, and your personality matters as much as your skills. We believe in four simple virtues that shape everything we do: • Positive Attitude, • Inclusion, • Social Ties, • Growth For us, this means that when you choose a cup-half-full mindset, welcome people from every background, build real friendships across the bar by creating great guest experiences, and use every shift as a chance to learn something new — you become more than just a Juicer; like us, you continue to search and find purpose and meaning in what you do. From your first day, you'll be part of an international network of Juicers who support each other, celebrate wins together, and push each other to grow. You will learn by doing, move through a clear Moneyball career path, and be part of a company where most leaders have earned their stripes behind the bar (fun fact: over 75% of our employees started as Juicers!). If you love fast-paced service, music, people, and the idea of turning a job into a lifestyle, JOE can become a place to build skills, friendships, and a career that can take you across cities, countries, and roles. JOB SUMMARY The Business Partner will collaborate closely with the Finance Director to ensure alignment of the company's global strategy with regional business units in US and translate the global strategy into actionable plans for the respective region by building strong relationships with regional business unit leaders, becoming a trusted advisor and strategic partner. We are growing quickly and have a fun and energetic in office culture. This role will be in person 5 days a week. It is based in New York and operates out of our office in Soho. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Establish and lead regular US Business Reviews to track performance and drive accountability, • Partner closely with the Finance Director to develop budgets, provide ongoing follow-up, and support decision-making, • Own updates to regional seasonality assumptions through the start-of-month process, • Provide clear financial insight and guidance to business leaders to enable informed, data-driven decisions, • Lead the development and follow-up of business cases in partnership with the Finance Director, • Analyze financial and operational data to identify trends, risks, and opportunities, • Oversee and support operational budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning to ensure alignment with company objectives, • Connect operational budgeting and forecasting with FP&A processes and external financial reporting, • Develop and maintain financial models, tools, and frameworks to enhance business decision-making, • Drive continuous improvement initiatives to optimize performance and mitigate financial risk, • Collaborate cross-functionally with Accounting, Supply Chain, IT, Legal, and People teams to achieve business goals, • Conduct US competitor and peer analysis, including pricing benchmarks, • Drive, monitor, and optimize key performance indicators (KPIs), • Deliver ad hoc financial analysis and insights to support strategic initiatives KEY REQUIREMENTS • 2–5 years of experience in FP&A, financial analysis, or business partnering, ideally supporting Operations, • Hands-on experience with budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis, • Working knowledge of headcount, labor cost, and expense modeling, • Strong analytical skills with the ability to turn data into clear, practical insights, • Proficiency in Excel or Google Sheets; comfort working with financial systems and reports, • Basic understanding of KPIs, unit economics, and performance tracking, • Ability to partner with non-finance stakeholders and communicate financial concepts clearly, • Organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment, • Collaborative mindset and willingness to learn in a cross-functional setting, • Pay Transparency: Starting at $110,000 THE BENEFITS We offer a benefits package that includes: • 401k, • Medical, dental & vision insurance, • Paid parental leave as well as vacation, • Get your daily Joe fix for less — our Employee Meal Program gives employees exclusive discounts on all Joe & The Juice products, • Our monthly social calendar is packed with great activities such as running club, Friday Lunch. Friday bars Joe & the Juice is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We're committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We welcome all qualified applicants — no matter your race, gender, age, religion, sexual orientation, or background. NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY ] ABOUT JOE & THE JUICE JOE & THE JUICE is a healthy fast-casual concept founded in Copenhagen in 2002; since then, we have grown to more than 500 locations across 20 countries and now employ more than 4,500 people worldwide. From day one, our ambition has been to prove that there should be no trade-off between taste and health. We serve high-quality, freshly prepared juices, shakes, coffee, and sandwiches in relaxed, contemporary concept cafés that combine convenience with distinct urban atmospheres. JOE & THE JUICE goes beyond products toward the full experience around the bar, creating a consistent universe for guests and Juicers in all our locations. We invest heavily in internal development through our Moneyball career system and a culture where most leaders, including C-suite, VPs, and directors, have started behind the bar. We continue to evolve our people-centric and sustainability agenda that is part of our Nordic heritage and our commitment to a better future.

WHY WORK AT JOE & THE JUICE JOE & THE JUICE is a people-centric food and beverage company built around culture, not just juice, sandwiches, coffee, and much more. When joining us, you step into a high-energy community where the music is loud, the bar is your stage, and your personality matters as much as your skills. We believe in four simple virtues that shape everything we do: • Positive Attitude, • Inclusion, • Social Ties, • Growth For us, this means that when you choose a cup-half-full mindset, welcome people from every background, build real friendships across the bar by creating great guest experiences, and use every shift as a chance to learn something new — you become more than just a Juicer; like us, you continue to search and find purpose and meaning in what you do. From your first day, you'll be part of an international network of Juicers who support each other, celebrate wins together, and push each other to grow. You will learn by doing, move through a clear Moneyball career path, and be part of a company where most leaders have earned their stripes behind the bar (fun fact: over 75% of our employees started as Juicers!). If you love fast-paced service, music, people, and the idea of turning a job into a lifestyle, JOE can become a place to build skills, friendships, and a career that can take you across cities, countries, and roles. Reports to: Director of Supply Chain & Procurement Direct reports: Procurement Manager Location: Office, 110 Greene Street, NYC, 10012 Type: Full-time on-site Job Description The Head of Procurement owns the cost of goods sold for the business, leading all sourcing, supplier negotiation, and category strategy across food, beverage, packaging, and non-product supplies. This is a commercially driven role: beyond securing supply, the person is accountable for protecting and improving margin through smarter buying, product and specification improvement, and tight collaboration with Product Development team, Operations, Finance, and Marketing - including the end-to-end management of Limited Time Offers. Reporting to the Director of Supply Chain & Procurement, this role leads the Procurement team - the deal-making, sourcing, LTO, profitability, and product-optimization side of the function - as the peer counterpart to the Supply Chain team. Key Responsibilities Cost & Margin Ownership (COGS / GM) • Own COGS and gross margin targets across the product portfolio; report performance to leadership and drive corrective action., • Identify and quantify margin-improvement opportunities — Spec changes, yield improvement, substitutions, recipe cost analysis., • Monitor commodity and input-cost markets; anticipate cost movements and forward-buy or hedge where appropriate to protect margin. Supplier & Contract Management • Lead negotiation of pricing, rebates, volume commitments, and commercial terms with suppliers and distributors., • Run supplier selection, tenders/RFQs, and onboarding; consolidate the supplier base where it improves cost, quality, or reliability., • Build and manage strategic supplier relationships; conduct regular vendor reviews and hold suppliers to agreed service, quality, and pricing terms., • Own and maintain the supplier contract portfolio — drafting, renewals, pricing agreements, and a clear review/renewal calendar — ensuring all agreements are current, accurate, and on file., • Manage and maintain product specification sheets, keeping specs accurate, version-controlled, and aligned with agreed supplier terms and cost targets., • Own the rebate framework end-to-end: negotiate rebate terms, track accruals against agreed thresholds, and ensure rebates are invoiced, collected, and reconciled in full and on time. Product Improvement & Category Strategy • Partner with Culinary/R&D to identify product improvement opportunities that enhance quality, consistency, or margin., • Lead specification management — ensuring specs are accurate, value-engineered, and aligned to cost targets without compromising guest experience., • Develop category strategies (e.g. proteins, produce, dairy, beverage, packaging) and own the buying plan for each. LTO & New Product Management • Manage the procurement side of Limited Time Offers end-to-end, working closely with the Procurement Manager and cross-functional teams., • Secure supply, pricing, and volume forecasts for LTOs and new launches; ensure availability for launch and clean exit at wind-down to avoid stranded stock., • Cost LTOs ahead of launch and feed margin guidance into go/no-go and pricing decisions. Compliance & Food Safety • Ensure suppliers meet food-safety, quality, traceability, and accreditation standards; manage supplier audits and approvals., • Support sustainability and responsible-sourcing commitments across the supply base. Leadership • Lead, coach, and develop the Procurement Manager and team; set objectives and build capability., • Establish procurement processes, controls, and ways of working, aligned to the Director of Supply Chain & Procurement's strategy. Required Qualifications & Experience • Significant procurement experience in F&B, hospitality, foodservice, retail, or FMCG, with demonstrable ownership of COGS/margin., • Proven track record negotiating with food/beverage suppliers and distributors and delivering measurable cost savings., • Strong commercial and analytical background — comfortable building cost models and working in detail with Finance., • Experience managing or developing a procurement team., • Knowledge of food safety and quality standards relevant to the category., • Degree in a relevant field and/or recognized procurement qualification (e.g. CIPS) preferred. Skills & Competencies • Sharp negotiator with strong commercial judgement., • Highly numerate and data-literate; advanced spreadsheet skills., • Organized and able to manage multiple categories, suppliers, and launches in parallel., • Hands-on, ownership mindset, comfortable in a fast-moving environment. Compensation is $150,000 Joe & the Juice is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We're committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We welcome all qualified applicants — no matter your race, gender, age, religion, sexual orientation, or background. NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY [https://tinyurl.com/joejuicenotice](https://www.linkedin.com/redir/redirect/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftinyurl%2Ecom%2Fjoejuicenotice&urlhash=QeP9&isSdui=true)] ABOUT JOE & THE JUICE JOE & THE JUICE is a healthy fast-casual concept founded in Copenhagen in 2002; since then, we have grown to more than 500 locations across 20 countries and now employ more than 4,500 people worldwide. From day one, our ambition has been to prove that there should be no trade-off between taste and health. We serve high-quality, freshly prepared juices, shakes, coffee, and sandwiches in relaxed, contemporary concept cafés that combine convenience with distinct urban atmospheres. JOE & THE JUICE goes beyond products toward the full experience around the bar, creating a consistent universe for guests and Juicers in all our locations. We invest heavily in internal development through our Moneyball career system and a culture where most leaders, including C-suite, VPs, and directors, have started behind the bar. We continue to evolve our people-centric and sustainability agenda that is part of our Nordic heritage and our commitment to a better future.

About the Lighthouse: ------------------------- Lighthouse is a New York City-based specialized agency dedicated to providing top-quality Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy services for children with autism. Our mission is to empower these children and their families by implementing evidence-based interventions that promote skill development, independence, and improved communication. We value compassion, dedication, and professional growth, placing a strong focus on fostering a supportive environment where our team members can grow and thrive. Job Description: Lighthouse is seeking passionate and dedicated BCBA/LBAs to join our team of professionals. As you build a relationship with children and their families, your work will directly contribute to their growth, development, and improved quality of life. Responsibilities: • Conducting functional behavior assessments and write reports summarizing results, • Develop positive behavior support plans, • Overseeing implementation of treatment plan, • Assist staff in day-to-day training for targeted behavioral needs and implementing behavior support plans, • Train staff to implement strategies to prevent occurrence of target behaviors and de-escalation strategies, • Provide ongoing monitoring of data and make programming adjustments as needed POSITION REQUIREMENTS Qualifications: • Master's Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) or related program, • Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), • LBA Certification, • Prefer minimum of one year working after BCBA certification, • Experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities, • Spanish Speaking Knowledge & Abilities: • Utilizing the principles of ABA to influence socially important behavior, • Using a team-based approach to reduce the occurrence of problem behavior, • Serving individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, • Collaborating with team to create optimal environment for behavior change, • Effective written and verbal communication skills, • Ability to multi-task Job Type: Part-time Salary: $80.00 - $95.00 per hour Ability to commute/relocate: • New York, NY: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required) License/Certification: • BCBA Certification, • LBA Certification (preferred) Work Location: In-person/Hybrid Department: BCBA

Status: Non-Exempt Position: Full-time Location: In-person, Lower East Side/East Village, Manhattan Cooper Square Mutual Housing Association Management (“CSMHAM”) is a non-profit, low-income housing organization on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. We serve as the property manager to Cooper Square Mutual Housing II HDFC (“MHA II”), a residential cooperative made up of 21 buildings. Our primary mission is to manage and preserve the MHA II co-op so that it is permanently affordable for multiple generations of low-income residents. Our style of property management centers on resident engagement and community preservation. A key element to our unique and successful model is that residents who live in our housing also sit on our board of directors. Resident Relations Specialists are the primary point of contact between residents and their property management organization. The Resident Relations Specialist (RRS) works with residents and staff to identify and resolve a wide variety of issues including: · building and apt. maintenance issues, · building and apt. repair issues, · resident-involved issues that can impact the household or building, (clutter, unsanitary conditions, criminal activity, etc.) · non-payment issues, · conflicts between residents. The RRS conducts regular building meetings to get feedback from residents and share information. The RRS also conducts regular apartment and building-wide inspections to assess housing conditions and other issue that need to be addressed. This is a property management position that also involves activities typically associated with resident advocacy, social work and tenant organizing. The Resident Relations Specialists work closely with, and reports directly to, the Director Operations. This is an in-person, public facing position. Specific Responsibilities · Communicate with residents and address resident concerns. · Work with staff and residents to identify and correct housing conditions through an internal work order system. Address and track housing code violations as needed. · Work with staff and residents to address rent arrears issues. · Send late notices and house rules violation letters as needed. · Inspect apartments and buildings to identify conditions that impact residents’ quality of life. · Conduct resident wellness visits as needed. · Advertise, facilitate and attend resident building meetings. · Attend and participate in other community meetings and staff meetings. · Maintain orderly and accurate resident records and files. Create and track “change orders” and enter other relevant information into the organizational database. · Perform other duties as needed. QUALIFICATIONS · Minimum of one-year experience with property management, tenant advocacy or equivalent position. · Excellent follow-up and problem solving skills. · Excellent people skills: ability to work with and communicate well with all types of residents and all levels of staff. · Effective communication skills, including basic writing skills (ability to write letters, fill out forms, compose emails, create notices, etc.) and public speaking skills. · Basic understanding of NYC housing rules (including Housing Maintenance Code) and of tenant/co-op shareholder rights. · Ability to maintain confidentiality regarding resident personal information and organizational information is essential. · Ability to stay organized and maintain records and files. · Ability to manage multiple tasks and shift priorities according to urgency. · Ability to work with partner organizations to connect eligible residents to social service programs, benefits and other community resources. · Proficiency in basic Microsoft Office programs. · Experience using a workplace/client-based database. Experience using a housing management software such as Rent Manager or YARDI is a plus. · Ability to work independently and as part of a team; willingness to contribute ideas and take direction and receive constructive criticism. · Willingness to work evenings as needed. · Willingness to help with organizational events or projects as needed. · Respect for community residents and co-workers. · Commitment to CSMHAM mission. · Commitment to equal treatment of all community members regardless of age, race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, language, citizenship status, family composition, ability, health status, gender, gender identity, sexuality, income, source of income, occupation, employment status, education, appearance, lifestyle, involvement with criminal justice system, drug use, political affiliation, etc. · Experience working in diverse, multi-lingual, low- and moderate-income communities. · Fluency in either Spanish, Cantonese or Mandarin is a plus. (but not required) · Experience working with the following specific populations is a plus: seniors, individuals with mental health challenges, individuals in recovery or dealing with drug or alcohol addiction, formerly homeless, survivors of domestic abuse, formerly incarcerated. · Experience working for a non-profit organization is a plus. · A sense of humor is a plus. COMPENSATION Salary range is $45,000--$50,000, commensurate with experience. Cooper Square Mutual Housing Association Management offers a comprehensive benefits package including employer-funded health and dental insurance benefits (following a 90-day waiting period), voluntary flexible spending plan, Simple IRA retirement plan, and paid leave time. *Cooper Square Mutual Housing Association Management* *is an equal opportunity employer (EEO).* *###*