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Job DescriptionChilton Trust is an independent, privately owned, wealth management company providing wealth management services and investment solutions to high-net-worth individuals, families, foundations, endowments, and institutions. Chilton Trust is built on the deep investment culture and rigorous standards of performance excellence which have been the hallmark of its affiliate, Chilton Investment Company, which was founded three decades ago by Richard Lockwood Chilton, Jr. Chilton Trust offers a full suite of individually customized services including access to internal equity and fixed income management, best-in-class external traditional and alternative managers, standalone national trust company capabilities, fiduciary, consolidated wealth reporting, comprehensive family office services and transactional planning. The firm’s emphasis on relationship management is vital and built upon integrity, confidentiality, high quality service and customization to meet the evolving needs and complexities that often exist with clients. Chilton Trust has more than $8B in assets under management with over 250 family relationships and offices in Charlotte, Charlottesville, Connecticut, Delaware, Naples, New York and Palm Beach. Position Description The Junior Credit Analyst will be part of a larger Fixed Income team with responsibilities including, but not limited to, the following: • Conduct fundamental credit analysis of both municipal issuers and Investment grade corporate issuers using self-created dynamic modeling tools that can respond to both credit and macro driven events., • Assign & maintain internal credit ratings and monitor issuer fundamentals, ratings changes, and macroeconomic trends. Assign periodic industry/sector outlooks to both municipal and corporate sectors., • Conduct portfolio analysis for prospective and current clients., • Work closely with portfolio managers, effectively communicating credit risk assessments and analysis to support the portfolio manager’s investment decisions. Providing on-going surveillance of credit exposure, staying abreast of all issuer updates, and relying relevant information to the team., • Partner with Firm’s Economist, wealth and client advisors to support new business efforts and maintain strong client relationships., • Help to ensure portfolios adhere to internal investment guidelines, client mandates, and applicable regulatory frameworks., • Work closely with compliance, operations, and legal teams to support best practices and operational efficiency.Qualifications, • Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or a related field; advanced degree (MBA, MPA) or CFA designation a plus., • 4-7 years of experience in credit analysis preferably with a Credit Rating Agency or with a wealth management, investment advisory, insurance company or in asset management, • Solid understanding of credit with a flexibility to work either on investment grade corporates or on high quality municipals., • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a client-centric, performance-driven culture., • Excellent analytical, communication and presentation skills. We offer a competitive and comprehensive compensation and benefits package that is based on, among other things, your overall performance and contributions to the firm. The salary range for this job is $125,000 to $145,000. Base salaries are determined based on a wide variety of factors including but not limited to years of relevant experience, education and other qualifying factors like additional accreditations. Base salary does not include others forms of compensation and benefits including medical and dental coverage, disability and life insurance, 401(k) plan (and company match on contributions made) and accrued paid time (which may vary based on role and tenure). Powered by JazzHR mHUeQTRCxM

Job Description Position Summary: The Senior Economist, Global Indicators & Labor Markets will lead The Conference Board’s flagship global indicators program while also overseeing The Conference Board’s Labor Market Institute (LMI). This is a high-visibility, Member-facing role requiring comfort interacting with a C-suite audience, deep technical and analytical expertise, and strong communication skills to deliver trusted insights on global macroeconomic and labor market trends. The ideal candidate will manage and produce The Conference Board’s proprietary global leading, current, and lagging indicators; direct development of derivative data tools including recession probability and tracking models; and oversee the US CEO and Consumer Confidence indexes. In parallel, the Senior Economist will lead the LMI, advancing research on labor dynamics, employment trends, and workforce implications for global business performance. This role serves as both an intellectual leader and a spokesperson for The Conference Board’s economic insights, representing the organization through media appearances, publications, and Member briefings. Thought leadership focus includes topics critical to indicators production, deep understanding of the US labor market, and broad knowledge of global labor trends. The Senior Economist will serve as a core member of the Chief Economist’s leadership team, and manage a team of economists and analysts. Accountabilities: • Indicators Team, • Lead the development, maintenance, and enhancement of The Conference Board’s global business cycle indicators (BCIs) and related proprietary data products across 12 countries., • Ensure the accuracy, timeliness, and quality of indicator releases, including the CEO Confidence Index and Consumer Confidence Index., • Develop and implement new analytical tools and methodologies to strengthen macroeconomic forecasting and insight generation for our Members., • Produce concise and impactful written and visual economic insights for publication, Member reports, and media releases., • Identify new product opportunities to expand the reach and revenue potential of the indicators program., • Labor Markets Institute, • Oversee the LMI, maintaining it as a center of excellence for labor market analytics and thought leadership., • Act as the organization’s principal spokesperson on labor market topics and collaborate with Human Capital and other Centers to integrate labor themes into broader business insights., • Supervise the production and release of key labor market indicators, including the Employment Trends Index (ETI) and Help Wanted OnLine (HWOL) database., • Lead innovation in developing new labor market indices, data products, and tools with particular emphasis on regional, occupational, and sectoral analysis., • General Responsibilities, • Support the Chief Economist in shaping the global economic outlook, leading forecast meetings, and generating new research themes., • Present macroeconomic and labor market insight through webcasts, podcasts, media interviews, and business conferences., • Deliver high-quality, actionable briefings and analyses to Members, policymakers, and the media., • Manage and mentor economists, analysts, and data specialists under candidate’s remit to ensure analytical rigor, efficiency, and professional growth., • Oversee vendor relationships and negotiate contracts to optimize cost efficiency and data quality., • Establish clear project timelines, maintain quality control, and ensure all deliverables meet organizational standards and deadlines., • Champion The Conference Board’s five core values: Relevance, Openness, Innovation, Integrity, and Collaboration. Qualifications: • Education: Ph.D. or Master’s degree in Economics or related field., • Experience: Minimum 10 years in a data-intensive, research-oriented environment, with demonstrated expertise in global macroeconomics and labor markets., • Strong analytical skills with proficiency in statistical and econometric analysis (R, Excel, EViews, STATA, SAS, Python, or Matlab)., • Experience in data visualization and communication (PowerPoint, Power BI) preferred., • Exceptional writing, editing, and presentation abilities tailored for executive audiences., • Proven ability to manage teams, projects, and partnerships., • Deep knowledge of global economic dynamics, labor markets, and forecasting methodologies., • Experience engaging with senior business leaders, policymakers, and the media.

Our client is a growing Alternative Investment/Financial Firm based in Midtown NYC seeking to add a Senior Economist/Strategist to their NYC based Macro Research Team. Ideal individual will be asked to conduct independent research, develop regional macro-economic, financial, political forecasts and translate them into specific tailored reports for the Investment Committee, reporting to the Global Head of Economic Research. The role requires a strong technical understanding of global (energy) sector, market dynamics, and emerging trends, enabling you to provide informed insights and strategic and financial expertise to the business Responsibilities • Develop and implement research to understand new markets and potential undervalued opportunities, • Interpret their meaning of global data and detailed research within global commodity (Oil/Gas/Energy) markets, highlighting fundamentals and identify possible trading opportunities, • Design and implement a high-impact engagement strategy for funds, public pension funds, and other asset owners and institutional investors., • Analyze major energy and climate policy developments across the world, • Lead and analyze the production of the U.S. forecast including managing and maintaining the US Macroeconomic Models., • Conduct analysis of macroeconomic data, political developments and geopolitical news in key geographic areas, • Responding to Stakeholders internal queries about our economic outlook and forecasts would also be expected, • Provide strategic insights and recommendations based on market research findings., • Identify areas of a case for development and strategizes and oversees complex analyses, • Analyze large datasets to identify trends, risks, and opportunities in target markets., • Manage strategic projects to identify new business opportunities and support growth initiatives., • Collaborate with internal stakeholders to develop and implement market solutions., • Support ad-hoc analysis to support team or business initiatives, • Perform related duties as assigned. Qualifications • 7+ years of experience in Economic Services/ Consulting /Strategic Operations or a related field., • Strong and well-developed analytic, problem-solving and quantitative skill, with exceptional attention to detail., • Demonstrated people leadership / management., • Familiarity with economic and debt databases from official data providers, • Develop and implement operational strategies to support the business's growth and profitability objectives., • Exceptional project management and organizational skills., • Experience in performing complex problem solving and business trade off decision analysis., • Results-orientation with an ability to take initiative, execute and complete deliverables in a timely manner.

Location: Bronx, NY Status: Full-Time -35 Hours Per Week (In Person) Salary: $125,000 Cooperative Home Care Associates (CHCA) is seeking an experienced Training Center Manager to oversee our state-approved home care training programs. This leadership role is responsible for Training Center operations, regulatory compliance, staff supervision, and partnership and grant coordination supporting PCA, HHA, and related programs. Key Responsibilities · Oversee daily operations of CHCA’s Training Center and instructional programs · Ensure full compliance with NY State Department of Health (DOH) regulations, licensing, audits, and reporting · Supervise instructors and ensure curriculum, clinical hours, and evaluations meet DOH standards · Maintain accurate and secure training records, outcomes, and participant documentation · Collaborate with Workforce Development staff and external partners (CHWD, CWE) · Monitor grant deliverables and submit required reports (DOH, ESD, OSOS) · Support trainee enrollment, certification, completion, and quality improvement efforts Minimum Qualifications • Currently licensed (in New York) as a registered professional nurse, or a social worker, or home economist who has, at a minimum, a bachelor’s degree in an area related to the delivery of human services or education. Human services may include health and social services., • Registered nurses may be exempt from the requirement of a bachelor’s degree if they have two years of nursing experience, at least one year of which must be in the provision of home health services. · Excellent leadership, organizational, and communication skills · Ability to travel across NYC boroughs and work a flexible schedule Why Join CHCA? • Mission-driven, worker-owned organization, • Opportunity to shape the future of the direct care workforce, • Collaborative, values-based culture, • Meaningful impact on workers, families, and communities across NYC About CHCA Cooperative Home Care Associates (CHCA) established in 1985, is a home health care services agency licensed by the New York State Department of Health, to provide paraprofessional services for elders and individuals living with physical disabilities in New York City. More than 1,700 home care workers are currently employed by CHCA, 98 percent of whom are Latina or African American women. As the largest worker-owned cooperative in the US, CHCA offers all employees the opportunity to purchase an equal ownership stake in the business. Today CHCA is one of the largest private-sector employers in the South Bronx and one of the largest women-and-minority-owned businesses in New York City. Our Benefits CHCA offers an attractive compensation package which includes, medical, dental, vision and company paid life insurance, paid time off, flexible spending accounts, commuter benefits program, long term disability, and 401K benefits as well as an excellent working environment. At CHCA, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics.