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Job DescriptionDepartment: Community Impact Salary Grade & Salary: Grade 5: $89,850.00,- $116,800.00 Core Hours: M – F, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Occasionally, early morning, evening, and weekend work as needed. Purpose of this Role United Way of the Columbia Willamette is deeply committed to supporting efforts to improve housing stability in our region by mobilizing resources and promoting initiatives that create equitable access to essential services, ultimately helping build resilient communities and increase safe, stable, and affordable housing for marginalized individuals, families, and communities. The Health-Related Social Needs (HRSN) Program Director will be responsible for the HRSN program for two United Way locations: United Way of the Columbia Willamette and United Way of Central Oregon, with the support of the Senior Director of Housing Stability. The incumbent will be expected to collaborate with the Senior Director of Housing Stability and the Executive Director of United Way of Central Oregon to implement the startup of the Central Oregon HRSN program, while supervising a team of HRSN Housing Stability Case Managers. This person will work closely with the Senior Director of Housing Stability, HRSN program coordinators, the finance department, agency staff, an array of partners, stakeholders, Medicaid service providers, CCOs, and funders to ensure the successful operation of the HRSN program at both locations. The incumbent in this role will be expected to possess a broad range of knowledge and experience, having worked in the continuum of housing and homeless services (Medicaid program management experience preferred), with low-income, multicultural populations. The HRSN program provides housing stability resources, including rent assistance, eviction prevention, utility assistance, housing navigation, and intensive case management services to OHP members with critical risk factors and experiencing life transitions that may impact their health and well-being. The person in this role will work closely across departments and with external partners to improve efficiency in systems, processes, and service implementation. Must also be well-experienced in designing and developing reports over numerous data platforms, including MMIS, HMIS, Apricot, and the Unite Us closed-loop referral system. Key Accountabilities Implementation, Supervision and Oversight 55% * Evaluate and measure project performance using appropriate tools and techniques. * Utilize program data to monitor the impact of services provided to help inform programmatic decisions, direction, and outcomes. * Promote efficient, effective, and collaborative service delivery utilizing Trauma-Informed and Person-Centered modalities. * Participate in HRSN Leadership work groups and task forces with Care Oregon and Pacific Source CCOs. * Work collaboratively with multiple internal partners to implement the start-up of the HRSN program in Central Oregon. * Supervise a team of HRSN Housing Stability Managers. * Participate in the hiring and training of a team of HRSN Housing Stability Managers. * Collaborate across departments and service teams to ensure cohesive planning and delivery of programs and services. * Track program performance against key metrics, providing regular reports and updates to supervisor, stakeholders, and funders. * Responsible for managing and developing program compliance measures to ensure operational program compliance at all times. * Manage and approve program payment requests for HRSN program services. * Develop and implement housing retention and housing stability plans. * Create a crisis support protocol for case managers to assist individuals in maintaining housing stability * Collaborate with the Eviction Legal Defense team to ensure the integration of services to prolong resources for households served. Collaborative Facilitation and Action – 25% * Manage and build relationships with an array of stakeholders, including nonprofit leaders, funders, and government agencies, while using a racial equity lens to remain abreast of the ever-changing needs of communities we serve. * Collaborate with IT and other internal partners to implement a CRM platform for the Housing Department. * Work collaboratively with Resource Development, Marketing & Communications to help articulate and share the value of this work. * Identify opportunities to improve service integration with other departments to improve service delivery throughout the organization. Community Engagement and Relationship Management: 20% * Work closely with the Senior Director of Housing Stability to form a Housing Advisory Council intended to learn from and be guided by the voices and needs of the communities we serve. * Represent United Way values, brand identity, and community investment perspective in all relations with individuals and community groups * Leverage UWCW’s brand reputation to help advocate, educate, and inform partners, stakeholders, and community leaders about the HRSN program in both regions. Represent Community Impact and United Way at community events. * Participate in community engagement outreach activities and opportunities Culture and Diversity - Daily * Maintain an overt culture and equity lens in all community impact work. Perform other duties as assigned by the Director-Community Investments and Chief Impact Officer. Manage Relationships / Relationship-Oriented Possess effective communication skills to effectively develop, grow, and sustain productive internal and external relationships. * Understands and motivates individuals and the team * Places a high value on diversity, equity and inclusion * Treats others with respect and dignity * Actively listens to and facilitates diverse input and collaborations Collaborator * Demonstrates the ability and skill to obtain knowledge and assess the needs of the community * Takes a collaborative approach to addressing issues; focuses on shared goals * Mobilizes a broad range of sectors and resources Achieve Results / Results-Driven * Is personally accountable for the results achieved programmatically and professionally. * Adapts quickly to ever-changing environments. Is organized, able to plan, think strategically, and is creative, innovative, and appropriately persistent. * Advocates for support of creating system change to improve housing stability for households in our region * Promotes innovative and creative thought * Ability and willingness to ask questions, stretch, learn, and grow * Strong planning and organizational skills, with the ability to manage details * Project management oversight * Willingness to engage and participate in thought partnership with supervisor, and other members of the Housing Stability team Team-Builder/Facilitates Teamwork Puts people first - understands that people are the engine that moves the organization forward Values the diversity of people and ideas * Excellent interpersonal skills * Elevated level of cultural competency standards and experience * Champions the professional growth of direct reports * Promotes a culture of openness, collaboration, and service integration * Ability and willingness to ask questions, stretch, learn, and grow * Intention to develop own professional skills and abilities This job description describes the general nature and level of work performed by employees assigned to this position. This is not an exhaustive list of all required duties, responsibilities, and skills. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job. Additional Competencies and Required Skills * Self-Management * Outward-Turning * Team Builder and Facilitates Teamwork * Demonstrated Social Responsibility and Stewardship * Embraces Ambiguity and Paradox * Shares Power and Decision Making * Experience working with high-risk populations * Intentional willingness to share power and support collaborative decision making Supervision and Working Relationships Supervisory Direction Received: * Position works under the direction of the Senior Director of Housing Stability * Requires co-planning and arranging own work in relation to the overall set objectives * Work subject to review and evaluation by supervisor Working Relationships: * United Way staff and volunteers; funded partners; local, regional, and state government leaders; regional foundation staff and leaders; and community-based organizations and nonprofit leaders * Coordinates with Finance, Marketing/Communication staff members to foster ongoing, effective relationships with key community stakeholders across the region Supervises: * The position is responsible for the direct supervision of a team of Housing Stability Case Managers Education, Skills, Experience, and Training Required for this Position * Bachelor's Degree in human services, public health, or the social sciences or related areas. * Minimum of five (+) years of progressively responsible professional experience in program management, supervision, and a minimum of three years of experience in the Housing and Homelessness field or a closely related field. Subject matter expert (SME) knowledge of Landlord/Tenant law in Oregon, including Fair Housing. * Demonstrated experience working with marginalized and low-income, multicultural communities. * Significant experience with fee-for-service program models, Medicaid program management strongly preferred Technical Knowledge * Strong experience with (spreadsheets, such as Excel or Google Sheets) required and preferred experience with HMIS (Homeless Management Information Systems) or other qualitative analysis tools * Preferred experience using data to eliminate racial disparities and promote racial equity. * Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Outlook required (currently used organizationally). Physical Requirements * Currently working a flexible hybrid work week * Frequently required to sit/stand at a computer in a stationery position. * Frequently operates a computer and other office productivity equipment, such as, printer, phone. * Frequently required to travel locally for meetings that occur in various office settings in the community. * Occasionally required to travel regionally for meetings and trainings. This job description describes the general nature and level of work performed by employees assigned to this position. This is not an exhaustive list of all required duties, responsibilities, and skills. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable disabled individuals to perform the essential functions of the job. Powered by JazzHR nT3Hcckrgs

Job DescriptionSalary: 6 - $79,325 to $103,100 Exempt Purpose of this Role The Development Manager for Impact Initiatives is a frontline fundraiser responsible for generating philanthropic revenue (major gifts, annual leadership giving, corporate, foundation, and public/philanthropic collaborations) to support UWCW’s strategic impact initiatives. This role manages a portfolio of donors and prospects, develops tailored cultivation and stewardship strategies, supports cross-functional funding opportunities, and helps translate UWCW’s community impact work into compelling donor-facing cases for support. Additionally, this role may be asked to periodically represent UWCW at various events or community gatherings. The Development Manager is an active member of the Resource Development (RD) team and collaborates closely with Community Impact, Corporate Relations, Marketing/Communications, Finance/Grants, and Volunteer Engagement. At the direction of the Senior Director of Resource Development and/or the CEO, this role may also represent UWCW at pertinent committees, public briefings, cross-sector workgroups, or coalition gatherings. Key Accountabilities Core Responsibilities: * Portfolio Strategy & Revenue Generation * Donor Identification, Cultivation & Solicitation * Stewardship & Impact Communication * Initiative & Campaign Integration * Cross-Sector & Coalition Representation * Internal Collaboration & Data Integrity * Culture, Values & Equity Key Performance Indicators * Portfolio coverage rate (percent of assigned donors engaged annually) * Number of personal donor visits / strategy touchpoints * Dollars raised and upgraded to support impact initiatives * Donor stewardship and relationship management * Timely data entry compliance (in accordance with UWCW policies) * Active participation in assigned committees/coalitions This job description describes the general nature and level of work performed by employees assigned to this position. This is not an exhaustive list of all required duties, responsibilities, and skills. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable disabled individuals to perform the essential functions of the job. Additional Competencies and Required Skills * Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment with competing priorities sometimes. * Must be able to meet specific deadlines and make appropriate adjustments to changing circumstances as necessary. * Possess a strong work ethic and be flexible in your approach to change. Supervision and Working Relationships Supervisory Direction Received: * This position reports to the Senior Director of Resource Development. Working Relationships: * United Way staff, local, regional partners, community and nonprofit organizations, and community members. Supervises: * No direct supports Education, Skills, Experience, and Training Required for this Position Required * 3+ years of experience in fundraising, donor relations, or comparable relationship management role, with demonstrated success closing gifts of $5K–$25K+. * Experience managing a portfolio of individual, corporate, and/or foundation donors. * Ability to build authentic relationships across diverse communities and communicate UWCW’s mission in a compelling, equity-centered way. * Strong verbal and written communication skills, including donor proposals and presentations. * Proficiency with CRM platforms (Salesforce preferred) and comfort analyzing donor data for strategy. Preferred * 5+ years of experience in development, with major gifts or initiative-based fundraising experience strongly preferred. * Knowledge of community impact initiatives, cross-sector collaborations, or public-private partnerships. * Experience working within a federated nonprofit or large community organization with multi-stakeholder partnerships. * Spanish or another language commonly spoken in UWCW’s service region is a plus. Technical Knowledge * Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint) is essential. Physical Requirements * Currently working a hybrid work schedule * Work is primarily performed indoors, within an open office setting with a moderate noise level and occasional exposure to scents. * Frequently required to sit/stand at computer in a stationery position. * Frequently operates a computer and other office productivity equipment, such as copy machine, printer, phone, and fax machine. * Frequently required to move about inside the office for meetings, access to information, office equipment, etc. This job description describes the general nature and level of work performed by employees assigned to this position. This is not an exhaustive list of all required duties, responsibilities, and skills. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable disabled individuals to perform the essential functions of the job. Powered by JazzHR CXpblX8dqg

Job DescriptionDepartment: Community Impact Salary Range: $86,225 - $106,125 Purpose of this Role The Early Learning Grants Manager plays a vital role in advancing equitable early learning outcomes by ensuring the effective administration of grants that fund and sustain our region’s early learning systems. This position oversees all aspects of grant and contract management for both Early Learning Washington County (ELWC) and Early Learning Multnomah (ELM)—two regional Early Learning Hubs for which United Way of the Columbia-Willamette (UWCW) serves as the backbone organization. Serving as both a steward of public and private funds and a strategic partner to the early learning community, the Grants Manager ensures compliance with all federal, state, and private funder requirements while building strong, trust-based relationships with subcontractors and partners. This role bridges financial oversight and community impact—supporting transparent, equitable, and results-driven implementation that aligns resources with shared goals for children and families. Working closely with the Senior Director of Education Initiatives, Hub Directors, UWCW’s Impact and Finance teams, and external partners, the Grants Manager helps ensure that investments in early learning are administered effectively, transparently, and in alignment with community priorities and equity commitments. Early Learning Multnomah and Early Learning Washington County are two of Oregon’s 16 regional Early Learning Hubs that connect and coordinate services for young children and families. Funded by the Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC), the Hubs are designed to align early learning and care services for children from birth to age six—especially those facing barriers due to race, income, language, or geography. By centering family voice and aligning priorities, funding, and services, the Hubs bring local leaders together to build shared vision and collective action for equitable outcomes. This is a grant-funded position. Key Accountabilities Grant, Contract, and Fiscal Oversight – 50% * Ensure all early learning grants and sub-contracts across both hubs are in compliance with all federal, state, and private funder requirements, timelines, and documentation standards. * Collaborate with Senior Director of Education Initiatives, Hub Directors and Finance staff to track, monitor and reconcile budgets * Review subcontractor contracts, budgets, invoices, and supporting documentation for accuracy, allowability, and compliance with organizational and funder guidelines. * Process invoices and internal expenditures for both hubs, ensuring timely and accurate financial documentation. * Develop and maintain systems for tracking deadlines and reporting requirements across multiple grants. * Promote fiscal transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement across both Hubs, identifying opportunities to strengthen systems and capacity. Data, Reporting, and Continuous Improvement – 25% * Partner with early learning teams to align data collection and evaluation with grant deliverables and early learning goals * Help translate data into accessible, meaningful reports that tell a story of progress and impact—highlighting outcomes, trends, and opportunities for growth. * Help prepare quarterly and annual reports for funders, governance councils, and UWCW leadership, helping to communicate complex information * Identify and implement process improvements that enhance efficiency, transparency, and equity * Contribute to a culture of learning by helping teams connect financial and program data to broader outcomes and community impact. Program and Partner Support & Collaboration – 15% * Build and sustain strong, trust-based relationships with subcontractors, early learning providers, and community partners. * Serve as a responsive point of contact for grant-related inquiries and guidance to help sub-contractors or grantees comply with grant requirements, when appropriate * Participate in partner meetings, Hub gatherings, and community events to be connected with programmatic activities and help ensure alignment with funding priorities * Contribute to a collaborative process to help increase learning and support throughout both early learning hubs Cross-Team Collaboration & Culture – 10% * Collaborate closely with UWCW’s Impact and Finance teams to ensure coordination, consistency, and timely completion of grant-related work. * Partner with colleagues across departments to align systems and strategies that support equity-centered grantmaking, community accountability, and shared learning. * Support organizational storytelling by connecting grant activities to mission-level outcomes and community change. * Contribute to a positive, inclusive, and learning-oriented team culture that values curiosity, collaboration, and integrity. * Model UWCW’s core values of equity, integrity, collaboration, and accountability in all interactions. Required Competencies and Skills Equity & Cultural Competency * Demonstrated commitment to equity, inclusion, and cultural humility, with experience engaging diverse communities. * Ability to work respectfully and effectively with partners from culturally specific and community-based organizations. Fiscal & Administrative Oversight * Strong understanding of grant and contract management, including budget development, fiscal tracking, and compliance. * Experience ensuring the accuracy and allowability of expenses in line with federal, state, and private funding requirements. Collaboration & Relationship Building * Strong interpersonal skills and ability to build trust and partnership with internal teams and external stakeholders. * Skilled at navigating complex systems and promoting shared accountability among partners. Data-Informed Decision Making * Experience using data to inform processes, strengthen reporting, and support continuous improvement. * Attention to detail and ability to synthesize information clearly and accurately. Communication & Organization * Excellent written and verbal communication skills. * Ability to manage multiple priorities, meet deadlines, and adapt to changing requirements. Additional Competencies and Required Skills * Self-Management * Attention to Detail * Collaboration * Continuous Learning Position works under the general direction of the Sr. Director of Education Initiatives * Requires planning and arranging of own work in relation to overall set objectives * Work subject to review and evaluation by the Sr. Director of Education Initiatives Working Relationships: * United Way staff and volunteers; funded community partners; local, regional and state government staff and leaders Supervises: * This role does not supervise staff Resources & Support: United Way provides administrative support, professional development opportunities, and access to internal systems and tools necessary for program management and fiscal oversight. Education, Skills, Experience, and Training Required for this Position We encourage you to apply even if you don’t meet every qualification listed. We value diverse skills and experiences that contribute to our mission. * Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Business, Education, Nonprofit Management, or related field; or an equivalent combination of education and professional experience. * Minimum of 5 years of experience in grants management, program administration, or a related field. * Proven experience managing contracts, budgets, and reporting requirements in a complex organizational or government-funded setting. * Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and experience with grants management systems (e.g., Salesforce, Apricot, or similar). * Commitment to advancing equity and inclusion in early learning. Physical Requirements * United Way of the Columbia-Willamette operates in a hybrid environment. You will be expected to be onsite at the UWCW office at least two days a week and working from your remote office the remainder of the week * This is a community facing role. You will be expected to engage with community members offsite at in person meetings. Must be able to work a flexible schedule which occasionally may include some early mornings, evenings, and weekends. * Work is primarily performed indoors, within an open office setting with a moderate noise level and occasional exposure to scents. * Frequently required to sit/stand at a computer in a stationary position. * Frequently operates a computer and other office productivity equipment, such as copy machine, printer, phone, and fax machine. * Frequently required to move about inside the office for meetings, access to information, office equipment, etc. * Frequently required to travel locally for meetings that occur in other office settings. * Frequently required to travel regionally and occasionally nationally for meetings, training, and conferences in other office settings throughout the year This job description describes the general nature and level of work performed by employees assigned to this position. This is not an exhaustive list of all required duties, responsibilities, and skills. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable disabled individuals to perform the essential functions of the job. Powered by JazzHR GEZGFjMOzr

Job DescriptionJob Title: National Sales Manager – Retail West / Natural Location: Oregon Reports To: Vice President of Sales Department: Sales FLSA Status: ExemptJob Summary: The National Sales Manager – Retail West / Natural is responsible for leading and expanding our business across key Western and Natural Channel retailers and distributors. This role combines strategic leadership with hands-on customer management — setting sales strategy, driving revenue and margin growth, and cultivating deep customer and broker relationships. The ideal candidate has a proven track record in CPG sales leadership, excels at building customer-first strategies, and thrives in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment where collaboration and accountability drive success.Key Responsibilities: • Develop and execute regional and channel-specific sales strategies to achieve revenue, distribution, and profit objectives., • Lead customer engagement and high-level negotiations with key accounts (e.g., Natural Grocers, NCG, INFRA, Raley’s, New Seasons, etc.)., • Partner cross-functionally with Marketing, Finance, Supply Chain, and Commercialization to align plans and ensure seamless execution., • Analyze market trends, customer insights, and sales performance to identify growth opportunities and adjust strategies accordingly., • Manage and optimize trade spend to maximize ROI and ensure budget compliance., • Deliver accurate forecasts, business reviews, and performance analyses using Trade Promotional Management software , syndicated data (SPINS, Nielsen), and internal reporting tools., • Represent the company at trade shows, industry events, and customer meetings., • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, or related field (MBA preferred)., • 8–12+ years of progressive CPG sales experience, with at least 3–5 years in a leadership role managing major retail accounts., • Demonstrated success managing major national retail accounts and growing market share., • Strong understanding of CPG fundamentals: pricing, promotions, category management, and trade marketing., • Exceptional analytical, negotiation, and communication skills., • Proficient with CRM systems, syndicated data platforms (SPINS, Nielsen), and Microsoft Office Suite., • Willingness to travel [up to 30–50%].Preferred Experience:, • Experience in the food & beverage category is required; frozen or dairy experience is a plus., • Proven success managing broker networks and direct customer relationships., • Track record of scaling a brand from challenger to category leader. Powered by JazzHR 2jxzk2dHQS

Job Description CRITFC seeks a highly skilled attorney and strategic leader to serve as the Principal Legal Counsel and Manager of the Policy Development and Litigation Support Department (PDLSD). This department plays a pivotal role in advancing the treaty rights, tribal sovereignty, and natural resource priorities of CRITFC’s four member tribes: the Nez Perce Tribe, the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, Warm Springs tribe, and the Yakama Nation. As the Manager, you will: • Serve as CRITFC’s principal legal counsel on treaty rights, tribal sovereignty, environmental and natural resource law, and organizational compliance., • Lead a team of attorneys and legal staff, overseeing litigation support, policy development, and intergovernmental negotiations., • Build partnerships with tribal governments, federal and state agencies, and regional stakeholders to advance CRITFC’s mission and protect tribal treaty rights. Department Leadership and Strategic Direction • Develop and implement departmental strategic plans, budgets, and performance metrics aligned with CRITFC’s mission., • Mentor staff and support succession planning to build long-term departmental capacity., • Plan and execute projects consistent with CRITFC goals, budgets, and strategic plans., • Report on changes in laws and regulations affecting CRITFC, the tribes, tribal treaty fishing rights, and natural resources., • Provide legal guidance on a wide range of matters, including tribal treaties, tribal sovereignty, natural resources, contracts, litigation, and compliance., • Identify legal risks and propose strategies to mitigate them. Monitor and enforce compliance with laws and regulations applicable to CRITFC., • Coordinate litigation (and other similar actions) with tribal attorneys and support member tribes in their legal proceedings., • Collaborate with other departments and senior management to align legal strategies with CRITFC’s organizational goals., • Contribute to the development and execution of the Policy department's strategic plan., • Develop and implement CRITFC policies and procedures to ensure legal compliance and mitigate potential risks., • Keep policies updated to reflect changes in laws and regulations., • Collaborate with other departments, such as HR, finance, and enforcement, to ensure legal considerations are integrated into overall business processes., • Work with other departments to assess and address legal risks associated with activities., • Ensure that contracts align with CRITFC policies and legal requirements. Support Finance in maintaining a centralized contract management system to streamline processes and enhance efficiency., • Collaborate with member tribes to align CRITFC’s legal and policy positions reflect tribal priorities and perspectives., • Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school, active bar membership in WA, OR, or ID (or ability to obtain within one year). Special consideration will be given to practice in other states accompanied by the ability to acquire a license to practice in any of the three states listed., • Certificate, specialized training, and/or experience in Expertise in Indian law, tribal sovereignty, environmental and natural resource law, and federal litigation procedures., • Experience working with Native American Tribes in any capacity., • Minimum of 10 years’ experience as a practicing attorney., • Minimum 5 years’ experience in a supervisory position., • Strong strategic planning, organizational leadership, and communication skills., • Ability to work in a dynamic environment, adapt to changing priorities, and effectively manage multiple tasks or projects concurrently., • Excellent inter-personal and cross-culture communication skills., • Requires some regional travel, particularly to CRITFC tribes’ reservations, regional cities, and the Columbia River., • May include travel to Washington D.C. with CRITFC delegation., • Occasional extended hours may be required to meet deadlines or respond to urgent legal matters., • Eligible for hybrid telework. CRITFC offers competitive compensation and an exceptional benefits package, including medical, dental, 401(k), 12 days of vacation (to start), 13 paid holidays, and paid sick time. We provide professional development opportunities, promote from within, and have a Native hiring preference as part of our commitment to our people. As a result, you will find a work environment that supports and inspires our shared goals of protecting the natural world and the tribal cultural connection to it. Native Hiring Preference CRITFC implements a tribal preference policy and encourages citizens and descendants of our member tribes (Nez Perce, Umatilla, Warm Springs, and Yakama) and other federally recognized tribes to apply. CRITFC is committed to building a culturally inclusive community and a work environment that respects and inspires every person. Members of historically marginalized groups including women, people of color, those with disabilities, members of the LGBTQ+ community, those who have served in the military, and members of other underrepresented communities are invited to apply.

LHH is supporting a long-standing Pacific Northwest based organization that is hiring a Purchasing Manager to lead a small team and elevate their company-wide purchasing function. This is a hands-on leadership position responsible for overseeing buying activities, improving processes, strengthening supplier relationships, and helping modernize procurement operations across several regional locations. This role is 100% on-site in Vancouver, WA. The base salary for this position is $120K-$150K, DOE + up to a 10% annual bonus. Key Areas of Responsibility: • Manage all purchasing activities for multiple U.S. and Canadian sites, • Lead, support, and develop a team of early-career buyers, • Improve workflows, purchasing procedures, and cost controls, • Build strong vendor relationships and negotiate competitive contracts, • Oversee inventory, MRO supplies, and warehouse-related purchasing needs, • Collaborate closely with Finance, Operations, and other internal partners, • Play a critical role in an upcoming ERP upgrade by helping shape purchasing processes and system use Requirements: • Solid experience in purchasing or procurement, including both strategic and hands-on work, • Background leading or mentoring a team, • Strong negotiation skills and experience managing supplier performance, • ERP experience (any system) with an interest in system upgrades or process redesign, • Comfortable working fully on-site in a warehouse/operations environment, • Ability to work cross-functionally and support multiple business units Benefits: This full-time role is eligible for a comprehensive benefits package, including: • Medical Plan: PPO plan with significant employer cost share, • Dental & Vision, • 401(k) Retirement Plan: Employer match up to 6%, • Paid Time Off: – 4 weeks of vacation – 15 days of sick leave – 9 paid holidays + 1 floating holiday • Life & AD&D Insurance, • Long-Term Disability, • Flexible Spending Accounts, • Employee Assistance Program This benefits package reflects standard eligibility for this role and may be subject to plan terms and waiting periods. Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled To read our Candidate Privacy Information Statement, which explains how we will use your information, please navigate to ___

Schnitzer Properties, a dynamic 75-year-old real estate company, is aggressively expanding its 31 million square foot portfolio of properties through $1 billion of industrial development properties and acquisitions in six Western states. Because of this growth, we are looking to add a Vice President, Senior Counsel to help build on this success. This is a fabulous opportunity to work with the best and the brightest in commercial real estate! We want all new positions to be filled with individuals who are driven by excellence and looking for a long-term career. In 75 years, Schnitzer Properties has never had a default or missed a payment to anyone! We have offices in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Sacramento, Las Vegas, San Diego, Phoenix, and Tucson. Our staff of almost 270 professionals are nearly all long term and are prepared to work for a company that has a family first philosophy – meaning your family always comes first and your Schnitzer Properties family is always there to support you. The Vice President, Senior Counsel for our Retail Department will provide legal guidance and support to the Company and its respective teams in connection with all facets of its business including but not limited to leasing, property management, development, acquisitions, and finance in connection with all retail properties in the Company’s portfolio. Essential Functions/Tasks: • Provide legal support for leasing, property management, acquisitions, finance, and other departments as needed., • Negotiate and draft letters of intent, leases, exhibits, amendments, assignments, termination agreements, licenses, SNDAs, estoppels and any other necessary legal documentation., • Assist with negotiations of leases and other agreements with tenants and vendors., • Draft and negotiate amendments to existing CCRs, easements and other recorded documents on retail properties as necessary., • Review existing leases and update lease provisions., • Assist with retail leasing matters including preparing legal abstracts, outlining and tracking critical dates, and updating leases., • Assist property managers with lease disputes with tenants., • Communicate frequently with SVP – Retail and AVP, Retail Leasing on prioritizing legal work., • Regularly update templates to improve provisions and ensure compliance with laws., • Assist with acquisitions of retail properties including reviewing leases, creating legal abstracts, and drafting memos outlining critical issues with existing leases., • Assist with Legal Department needs. Experience, Training, Skills Required: • Minimum 10 years practicing commercial real estate law, specifically with retail properties, with thorough understanding of contract/finance law and real estate transactions (acquisitions, leasing, financing, and property management)., • Experience in drafting documents and agreements related to the real estate industry., • Ability to analyze and interpret complex lease clauses., • Excellent communication skills., • Ability to handle heavy workload and shift priorities on a regular basis., • Draft complete, concise and high quality written legal documents. License or Certificate Required: • Admission to and in good standing with the Oregon State Bar. Education: • Juris Doctor Degree., • Bachelors Degree. Travel Requirements: • Limited travel to properties or regional offices may be required. Schnitzer Properties offer a full benefits package with medical, dental, vision, 401k, and FSA options as well as vacation, sick, and holiday pay. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class.

Job Description Portland, Oregon, Metro Area, Onsite Reports to: Managing Partners who our client is… Our client is a fast-growing law firm dedicated to serving clients in the property management and multifamily housing sectors. Known for practical solutions, deep industry expertise, and exceptional client service, the firm has established itself as a trusted partner helping clients navigate compliance, litigation, and business growth with confidence. With a strong regional presence and plans for expansion into additional states, the firm is entering an ambitious new phase—poised to triple in size within the next several years. By combining legal excellence with technology-enabled operations, the organization is reimagining what modern legal service looks like: fast, data-informed, collaborative, and client-first. what our client needs… Our client is seeking a strategic and operationally-minded Chief Operating Officer (COO) to lead internal operations during a pivotal stage of growth. As a key member of the executive leadership team, this individual will translate vision into execution, ensuring the firm’s infrastructure, people, and processes scale in alignment with strategic goals. The COO will bring clarity, structure, and momentum—strengthening the backbone of the firm across finance, HR, technology, and administration while upholding a culture of transparency, collaboration, and accountability. This leader will play a pivotal role in building scalable systems, enabling multi-state expansion, enhancing operational efficiency, and helping the firm evolve into a technology-forward legal services organization recognized for its speed, quality, and innovation. what you will do… Strategic Alignment & Partnership • Serve as an executive thought partner to the Managing Partners, advising on operations, growth strategy, and resource allocation., • Lead annual and quarterly operational planning, ensuring alignment between firm strategy and execution., • Translate long-term goals into measurable priorities and performance metrics for operations., • Conduct firmwide readiness and capacity assessments to anticipate needed resources., • Partner with practice leaders to ensure data-informed, operationally sound business decisions. Operational Excellence & Scalability • Design and implement scalable systems, structures, and workflows to support growth., • Build an operations playbook with standardized policies across HR, finance, and administration., • Foster a continuous improvement mindset to drive quality, efficiency, and accountability., • Develop and track operational KPIs that measure productivity and team performance., • Oversee vendor partnerships, facilities management, and back-office operations., • Build governance frameworks for prioritization and cross-departmental project alignment. Leadership & Culture Building • Lead, develop, and mentor the operations and administrative teams, building a culture of ownership and collaboration., • Foster an inclusive environment that balances high performance with employee engagement and development., • Model transparent leadership and clear communication across the firm., • Build leadership capability and cross-functional alignment through mentoring, coaching, and collaboration., • Coordinate cross-departmental communication and problem-solving to ensure seamless operations and unified execution. Financial Stewardship • Oversee budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, and cash flow management., • Implement systems and dashboards that enhance financial visibility and performance management., • Ensure fiscal discipline while investing strategically in growth initiatives., • Manage vendor contracts, procurement, and cost optimization., • Partner with external financial and accounting partners (CPA, bookkeepers,etc) to ensure accuracy and compliance., • Evaluate return on investment (ROI) for technology, staffing, and expansion initiatives. Technology & Innovation • Support the firm’s technology modernization roadmap, ensuring system scalability and user adoption., • Oversee IT operations, vendor relationships, and data security., • Evaluate and integrate emerging technologies (legal tech, AI, workflow tools) that align with firm goals., • Support a technology ecosystem that supports a forward-looking, tech-enabled legal services model. Change Leadership • Lead organizational change initiatives with empathy, structure, and clear communication., • Guide teams through change by ensuring smooth adoption of new systems, policies, and role structures., • Build alignment among partners and employees through consistent messaging and engagement., • Create and sustain change management frameworks that help the firm adapt to growth and innovation., • 10+ years in operations, administration, or executive leadership roles, ideally within professional services or legal operations., • Proven success building and scaling operations—designing systems, processes, and infrastructure in organizations growing from small to mid-size., • Financial acumen: demonstrated experience with budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, resource allocation, variance analysis, cost management, and ROI measurement., • Strategic and operational planning expertise, including annual/quarterly planning, scenario modeling, and execution management., • Change leadership experience, including system implementation, reorganization, and cultural transformation., • Cross-functional leadership, managing or partnering across HR, IT, finance, facilities, and administration., • Technology fluency, with experience selecting, integrating, and driving adoption of new systems., • Strong communication and influence skills, capable of aligning diverse stakeholders and building trust with senior partners and staff., • Analytical and metrics orientation, with experience building dashboards and tracking KPIs to inform decision-making., • Talent leadership, including hiring, developing, and mentoring high-performing operational teams., • Prior experience in the property management, multifamily housing, or real estate sectors., • Experience leading operations in multi-state or distributed organizations., • Professional certifications such as Certified Legal Manager (CLM) or PMP. Why join? Our client combines the depth of a full-service firm with the agility of a boutique practice. The firm values collaboration, integrity, and service, creating an environment where people feel supported, empowered, and inspired to do their best work. Joining this team means shaping a fast-growing organization that’s redefining what modern legal service looks like. Benefits • Medical, • Dental, • Vision, • 401K, • Access to Gym, • Parking

Job Description Schnitzer Properties, a dynamic 75-year-old real estate company, is aggressively expanding its 31 million square foot portfolio of properties through $1 billion of industrial development properties and acquisitions in six Western states. Because of this growth, we are looking to add a Vice President, Senior Counsel to help build on this success. This is a fabulous opportunity to work with the best and the brightest in commercial real estate! We want all new positions to be filled with individuals who are driven by excellence and looking for a long-term career. In 75 years, Schnitzer Properties has never had a default or missed a payment to anyone! We have offices in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Sacramento, Las Vegas, San Diego, Phoenix, and Tucson. Our staff of almost 270 professionals are nearly all long term and are prepared to work for a company that has a family first philosophy – meaning your family always comes first and your Schnitzer Properties family is always there to support you. The Vice President, Senior Counsel for our Retail Department will provide legal guidance and support to the Company and its respective teams in connection with all facets of its business including but not limited to leasing, property management, development, acquisitions, and finance in connection with all retail properties in the Company’s portfolio. Essential Functions/Tasks: • Provide legal support for leasing, property management, acquisitions, finance, and other departments as needed., • Negotiate and draft letters of intent, leases, exhibits, amendments, assignments, termination agreements, licenses, SNDAs, estoppels and any other necessary legal documentation., • Assist with negotiations of leases and other agreements with tenants and vendors., • Draft and negotiate amendments to existing CCRs, easements and other recorded documents on retail properties as necessary., • Review existing leases and update lease provisions., • Assist with retail leasing matters including preparing legal abstracts, outlining and tracking critical dates, and updating leases., • Assist property managers with lease disputes with tenants., • Communicate frequently with SVP – Retail and AVP, Retail Leasing on prioritizing legal work., • Regularly update templates to improve provisions and ensure compliance with laws., • Assist with acquisitions of retail properties including reviewing leases, creating legal abstracts, and drafting memos outlining critical issues with existing leases., • Assist with Legal Department needs. Experience, Training, Skills Required: • Minimum 10 years practicing commercial real estate law, specifically with retail properties, with thorough understanding of contract/finance law and real estate transactions (acquisitions, leasing, financing, and property management)., • Experience in drafting documents and agreements related to the real estate industry., • Ability to analyze and interpret complex lease clauses., • Excellent communication skills., • Ability to handle heavy workload and shift priorities on a regular basis., • Draft complete, concise and high quality written legal documents. License or Certificate Required: • Admission to and in good standing with the Oregon State Bar. Education: • Juris Doctor Degree., • Bachelors Degree. Travel Requirements: • Limited travel to properties or regional offices may be required. Schnitzer Properties offer a full benefits package with medical, dental, vision, 401k, and FSA options as well as vacation, sick, and holiday pay. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class.