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Job Description Description: Gordon Feinblatt's Financial Services Practice Group is looking for an experienced financial services attorney, preferably having spent eight or more years representing clients, including all types of financial institutions, on regulatory compliance, consumer and commercial loan and deposit transactions, business transactions, and contract negotiation/drafting. Must be licensed or eligible to be licensed in Maryland. A typical day for this position is a mix of advising clients on regulatory compliance, including compliance with federal and state requirements applicable to consumer loans, deposit accounts, mortgage lending/brokering, credit service businesses, data privacy issues, and more, for both traditional financial institutions and fintechs. Strong writing and communication skills are necessary for this position. This is a senior position working independently without more senior supervision but is part of a collaborative financial services team and a firm available to provide support as unique or unusual client challenges are presented. Our team spends time on a variety of matters, including: • Assisting with Maryland licensing issues (lending, credit service business, collection agency, etc.), • New loan/deposit product development (disclosures, permissible fees, structuring advice), • Business transactions (loan pool sales, documenting commercial loan transactions, financial institution mergers, bank partnership arrangements), • Developing polices for websites and consumer facing application platforms, • Working collaboratively with other departments within the firm, • Providing strategic legal advice to financial institutions/fintechs The firm dedicates significant resources to supporting the success of attorneys. This includes a robust network of employee resources groups, an internal education program to foster substantive and professional skills, and a business development program with marketing support. Lawyers are encouraged to become involved in firm and community life to complement their practice. Requirements: The financial services group is a hybrid practice, and lawyers choose to work wherever they can best meet client needs. Interested candidates should submit their resume to apply directly to this ad or can email . Must be licensed or eligible to be licensed in Maryland. Salary Range: $150,000-$180,000 Gordon Feinblatt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Why Join Gordon Feinblatt? Gordon Feinblatt is committed to the development, mentoring, and advancement of legal professionals with diverse backgrounds and experiences. Our culture provides an inclusive and flexible work atmosphere that provides us with the ability to deliver the service and support that our clients, attorneys, and personnel deserve. Compensation Package: We value your skills and offer a comprehensive benefits & compensation package. Professional Growth: Elevate your skills and knowledge in a supportive environment. Work/Life Harmony: We embrace flexibility by empowering our teams to achieve work-life balance while optimizing productivity. Team Environment: Collaborate with experienced attorneys and legal professionals to achieve goals. Corporate Social Responsibility: We are committed to fostering positive change and making a meaningful impact through our unwavering commitment to corporate social responsibility. • Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion | Gordon Feinblatt LLC (gfrlaw.com), • Community Engagement. Serving the Community | Gordon Feinblatt LLC (gfrlaw.com), • Sustainability. Sustainability | Gordon Feinblatt LLC (gfrlaw.com) Salary Description $150000.00 - $180000.00 Compensation details: 150000-180000 Yearly Salary PIdf4014f42fa3-25405-40135428

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< The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing is seeking an Associate Dean for Enrollment Management and Student Services who will serve as the chief enrollment management officer and also provides vision and oversight to Student Affairs, Admissions, Student Financial Aid, Records, Academic Advising, Career Services and Student Success. Reporting to the Dean, the Associate Dean provides strategic leadership in advancing the School of Nursing's (SON) recruitment, retention, and enrollment goals. As a member of the Dean's senior leadership team, the successful Associate Dean will be an experienced leader in strategic enrollment management and student services and work collaboratively with Academic Affairs, Development and Alumni Relations, and Financial Services to support the educational and co-curricular needs of students. The Opportunity This is a unique opportunity for a visionary leader in higher education administration to join one of the world's premier nursing schools. The Associate Dean will play a vital role in the financial health of the school and success of students. This role will contribute to JHSON's strategic objectives and impact by providing leadership with enrollment predictions that determine financial resources, creating innovative ways to attract prospective students, and providing outstanding student services to retain students furthering the pipeline of outstanding nurses. The Team The Associate Dean oversees approximately ~$3.7M in annual budget. The Associate Dean currently has eight direct reports and oversees 28 total full-time team members. Why Join Us • Play a critical role in shaping the future at one of the world's premier nursing schools, directly influencing its strategic direction., • Lead an innovative team that recruits outstanding students, provides financial resources and retains students through strong student resources and services., • Collaborate with outstanding faculty, staff and students working to improve the health of individuals and diverse communities locally and globally. Specific Duties & Responsibilities Leadership & Strategy • Strategically lead an effective enrollment management and Student Services team for SON., • Work with SON leadership in implementation of the Strategic Plan and other initiatives for enrollment management and student success., • Serve as a member of school's executive leadership team., • Inform Dean and leadership team of trends and issues related to Admissions, Student Services, Student Financial Services, Records, Advising, and Career Services, • Membership on multiple University and School of Nursing committees Enrollment Management & Growth • Implement and utilize a data-informed, comprehensive approach to project and build enrollment., • Collaborate with Marketing and Communications the marketing of academic programs to prospective students., • Collaborate with faculty and academic deans to identify, create and promote new initiatives (academic program, geographic outreach, etc.), • Manage the identification and development of articulation agreements with academic institutions and health care providers., • Oversee new program implementation for Enrollment Management and Student Services teams., • Oversee Online Prerequisites for Health Professions marketing, recruitment, registration processes and collect data on profitability. Student Financial Strategy • Strategically leverage student financial aid., • Establish funding models and coordinate funding to align with school's budget and goals. Student Services, Success, and Well-being • Provide leadership and oversight for student services offices and staff that promotes and encourages student success., • Foster an environment of pluralism that enhances student success., • Collaborate with University services including Mental and Primary Health Services, Student Disability Services, International Services, SOURCE, Student Health Insurance, etc. to best serve the needs of SON students., • Serve as a liaison with JHMI and JHU Security Departments in matters relating to student safety. Compliance, Policy & Integrity • Ensure compliance of all federal, state, and university statutes; regulations; and policies as they relate to admissions, registration, financial aid, student disabilities, adjudication of student issues, etc., • Coordinate JHSON policies with Academic Affairs. Serve as a resource to the school., • Supervise implementation and provide oversight for Academic Integrity and Professionalism policies, coordinate activities of ethics board trainings and hearings. Assessment, Data & Reporting • Update, promote, analyze and disseminate annual SON Student Experience Survey and report., • Oversee data gathering for EMSS areas for surveys, grants, and philanthropic submissions. Financial & Operational Management • Oversee team's annual budgets ensuring detailed accounting consistent with School and University policies and procedures., • Coordinate with Financial Services to estimate future enrollments, revenue, and program growth and sustainability. Minimum Qualifications • Master's Degree or higher in required in Higher Education Administration, Student Affairs, Business, Public Administration, or other related field, • Minimum 10 years of progressively responsible experience in enrollment management and student services., • Successful experience in leadership of multi-functional teams, staff supervision and leadership development., • Track record of developing and executing data-informed enrollment strategies that drive recruitment, retention, and enrollment growth across multiple academic programs (including online/hybrid programs)., • Demonstrated success leveraging student financial aid strategically to meet access, affordability, and enrollment objectives; strong knowledge of financial aid policies and practices., • Experience overseeing student services operations that support student success and well-being, including collaboration with campus health, disability, international services, and security., • Strong analytical skills with experience in assessment, survey design/use, data reporting, and outcomes measurement to inform decision-making and improve services., • Exceptional communication skills (oral and written) with the ability to engage diverse stakeholders, foster an inclusive environment, and represent the school on committees and in external partnerships., • Experience in budget planning and fiscal management for complex units, with accountability for multi-department budgets and short/long-range strategic planning, • Demonstrated ability to lead through influence and collaboration as part of a senior leadership team; success working cross-functionally with academic affairs, marketing/communications, finance, and development/alumni relations., • Demonstrated evidence of qualities consistent with School of Nursing values - Excellence, Respect, Diversity, Integrity and Accountability, • Proven ability to ensure compliance with federal, state, and institutional regulations and policies related to admissions, financial aid, records/FERPA, student conduct/academic integrity, disabilities/ADA, and related areas., • Additional education may substitute for required experience, and additional related experience may substitute for required education beyond a high school diploma/graduation equivalent, to the extent permitted by the JHU equivalency formula. Preferred Qualifications • Experience in a health professions or nursing school environment; familiarity with clinical affiliations, articulation agreements, and pathways with health systems and academic partners., • Success building and managing articulation agreements and transfer pathways with academic institutions and healthcare providers, including market development and geographic outreach., • Demonstrated partnership with marketing/communications to build brand awareness and execute integrated recruitment campaigns; experience with CRM and marketing automation tools., • Expertise with student information systems, CRMs, and analytics/reporting platforms (e.g., Slate, Workday/Student, PeopleSoft, Banner, Tableau, Power BI) and data governance best practices., • Experience leading academic integrity/professionalism processes, ethics board trainings/hearings, and student adjudication frameworks., • Record of advancing initiatives improve student outcomes, student experience and belonging, and campus climate among diverse student bodies., • Demonstrate understanding and coordination with academic administration and program leadership, faculty and staff., • Experience contributing to grants, philanthropic submissions, and institutional surveys (e.g., development of data and narratives for external reporting)., • Demonstrated success managing change and continuous improvement initiatives within complex, decentralized institutions. Classified Title: Associate Dean-MGM Job Posting Title (Working Title):Associate Dean for Enrollment & Student Services (Enrollment Management & Student Affairs) Role/Level/Range: ADMOFF/01/EX Starting Salary Range: $160,000-$220,000 Annually (Commensurate w/exp.) Employee group: Full Time Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5:00 FLSA Status:Exempt Location: Hybrid/School of Nursing Department name: Enrollment Management & Student Affairs Personnel area: School of Nursing

< The Johns Hopkins Peabody Institute seeks an entrepreneurial, innovative, and strategic leader with a record of building programs, systems, and partnerships and a passion for performing arts to serve as the inaugural Executive Director of Peabody Extended Learning. Peabody Extended Learning is an emerging expansion of the Peabody Institute's non-degree programs and academic community partnerships, currently anchored in the Peabody Preparatory, Maryland's premier community school for the performing arts. The Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University is one of the nation's oldest and most distinguished conservatories, founded in 1857 as the country's first academy of music. Today, as an academic division of Johns Hopkins University, the Conservatory combines world-class undergraduate and graduate degree programs in music and dance with a commitment to innovation through programs in performance, composition, music technology, and interdisciplinary arts. Peabody has a rich legacy of producing influential artists and composers while advancing research and education in the performing arts. The Peabody Preparatory, founded in 1894, extends this mission to the broader community, offering music and dance instruction for students of all ages and abilities. Its programs range from private lessons and youth ensembles to adult learning opportunities, professional development, and wellness-focused initiatives. The Preparatory also champions access and equity through programs like Tuned In, which provides Baltimore City students with comprehensive musical training and support. With multiple campuses and online options, the Preparatory fosters lifelong engagement with the arts and serves as a vital cultural resource for the region. With the Institute having embarked on its Building on the Breakthrough Strategic Plan, the Executive Director of Peabody Extended Learning will lead a bold expansion of programs and reimagine how Peabody engages learners of all ages. With a forthcoming brand launch, Peabody Extended Learning intends to showcase a dynamic portfolio of offerings for students, community and professional artists, and the broader public, encompassing all current activities of the Peabody Preparatory and becoming the umbrella for all non-credit educational programs for the Institute. This leader will bring a passion for education, strong business acumen, and the ability to identify strategic markets, guide informed investments, grow revenue, and scale both in-person and online programming to significantly expand reach and impact. Positioned at the forefront of a new model for arts education that blends community engagement, opportunities for students of all ages, digital innovation, and accessible programming, the Executive Director will have the rare opportunity to shape the direction of this new entity. Creativity and vision are essential, as this role will be building a transformative platform that redefines what a world- class performing arts institution can offer beyond its traditional boundaries. Isaacson, Miller, a global executive search firm, has been retained to support this important search. Confidential inquiries, nominations, and applications may be directed to the firm as indicated at the end of this document. ABOUT PEABODY INSTITUTE Founded in 1857 through a visionary gift of $1.4 million from philanthropist George Peabody, the Institute officially opened in 1866 as America's first music conservatory, complete with an art gallery, lecture series, and public library"ushering in a new era of cultural enrichment for Baltimore. Early expansions included the Peabody Preparatory in the 1890s and the formation of the Bachelor of Music joint degree with Johns Hopkins in 1916. Over its long and distinguished history, Peabody has produced groundbreaking work in musical research (such as auditory psychology studies in the 1920s), nurtured talent (including faculty like Nadia Boulanger and Aldo Parisot), and launched pioneering programs"most notably the nation's first electronic music studio in a conservatory back in 1969. Though originally independent, Peabody formally became part of Johns Hopkins University in 1977. It has continually evolved with a dual identity: a premier conservatory for advanced undergraduate and graduate musicians, alongside a Preparatory School offering public classes for students of all ages and abilities. In recent years, the Conservatory has emphasized cross-disciplinary education through its___ and integration with the health and technology sectors. Notably, it launched new programs such as___ and ___, established its ___career development initiative, and established an emerging ___. Peabody has an enduring legacy of shaping leaders across performance, composition, and classical, jazz, and contemporary music. Notable alumni include Dontae Winslow, Jonathan Leshnoff, Amy Beth Kirsten, Paola Prestini, Matthew Burtner, Manuel Barrueco, Andr Watts, Michael Hersch, and Gemma New. Alumni accomplishments"spanning Grammy, Guggenheim, and MacArthur honors"demonstrate the Institute's ongoing influence in the global arts landscape. The___ strategic plan (2025-29) continues the growth from the two previous strategic plans, on a trajectory that was launched in 2015. Peabody has achieved significant milestones over the last 10 years: Conservatory enrollment has surged by over 40% (from 570 to approximately 800 students), accompanied by an 87% increase in net tuition revenue. The Institute now offers full-need, no- loan financial aid for undergraduates and fully-funded tuition for DMA students. The percentage of underrepresented faculty and students in the Conservatory has increased from 5% of faculty to 14% and from 10% of students to 20%. Other major successes include strengthening the Institute's financial sustainability through the elimination of long-standing structural deficits while launching a transformational $165 million capital campaign to expand and enhance its historic Mount Vernon campus, and making a historic investment in 2025 to purchase 34 new Steinway and Yamaha pianos for the Institute's practice rooms. ABOUT PEABODY PREPARATORY + PEABODY EXTENDED LEARNING Founded in 1894 by May Garrettson Evans, the Preparatory has provided the resources and opportunities necessary for the full development of its music and dance students, while also serving the national arts community as a trendsetter in quality arts education. Currently serving approximately 2,500 students, admission to the Preparatory is open to anyone desiring to learn music or dance, from two months old to adulthood. In FY24, the Preparatory earned $5.5M in revenue with another $1.2M in contributed revenue. Enrollment has increased steadily over the past three years, with a 12% increase in fiscal year 2024. The Preparatory Dance program alone has seen an increase from 71 adult students to 400 in two years. Private lessons are available for individual instruction, as well as group instruction through programs such as the Pre-Professional Dance Program, the Young People's String Program, and Music Certificate Programs. The renowned faculty influence the national arena through their own performances, speaking engagements, teacher training, masterclass direction, and competition adjudication. The certificate and outreach programs have garnered national recognition and are being replicated by schools across the country. The Peabody Preparatory offers performing arts training at campuses and partner locations in Baltimore City and County, Annapolis, Howard County, and online, serving communities across central Maryland and beyond. In addition, there are six in-school locations for the___ program, a free, year-round program, founded in 2007, that provides Baltimore City public school students from grades pre-K to 12 with programs for holistic musical development. Peabody's strong reputation has attracted the interest of international visitors and prompted students from around the world to seek their arts education at Peabody. Students win acclaim in local, national, and international competitions, with many going on to study at the world's most prestigious institutions. Illustrious alumni of the Preparatory include composer Philip Glass, choreographer Martha Clarke, pop singer Tori Amos, jazz pianist Cyrus Chestnut, composer Camara Kambon, and violinist Hilary Hahn. In Spring 2025, a new strategic plan introducing Peabody Extended Learning was finalized, signaling the Institute's commitment to deepening the reach and impact of Peabody's Preparatory programs and the Institute's other non-degree offerings. Peabody Extended Learning will encompass four key components"core PreK-12 education through Peabody Preparatory, adult learning (Peabody Plus), professional development for working artists (Peabody Pro), and programs integrating health and wellness with the arts (Peabody Prescribe). The new entity will also serve as the Institute's incubator for future pilots, collaborations with Conservatory programs, and innovations in community arts engagement and non-credit programs. ___offers adult learners - whether beginners, returning musicians, or lifelong enthusiasts - a diverse array of private lessons and group classes in music and dance. These classes are available across multiple campuses and online, catering to a wide range of skill levels and interests. Moving forward, among other directions, the Executive Director will explore the option to expand opportunities for adult learners, senior activities, and week-long adult programs, such as ___. ___is a professional development series tailored for practicing artists, educators, and arts administrators. These self-paced, online courses (often developed in collaboration with the Peabody LAUNCHPad Career Services office) cover essential skills such as budgeting, project planning, and grant writing, supporting professionals in expanding their careers and enhancing their artistic impact. In addition, Peabody Pro also includes opportunities for professionals seeking to expand their experience in performing arts and health with an in-person week-long intensive, ___, and an online program, ___, leveraging Johns Hopkins' expertise focused on injury prevention and healthy performance habits for musicians. In the future, Pro looks to explore micro-credentialing and professional development training opportunities for school systems, state departments of education, national membership organizations, and professional networks. ___encompasses offerings in arts and health, in collaboration with the Center for Performing Arts & Health, which are designed to promote wellness through music and dance. The Executive Director will collaborate with the future Center for Performing Arts & Health to explore additional, more community-based offerings which harness the arts to reduce isolation, improve physical and mental well-being, and integrate performance science into everyday life"making the health benefits of the arts accessible to all. For more information about Peabody Preparatory, please visit______ KEY OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The Executive Director of Peabody Extended Learning will provide visionary leadership and strategic direction for Peabody Preparatory and all new lines of business and curricular expansions under the Peabody Extended Learning enterprise. This executive role will drive the transformation of non-credit arts education at Peabody, ensuring innovative, inclusive, and financially sustainable programming for learners of all ages. The Executive Director will report directly to the Assistant Dean of Performance Activities and Preparatory Education with a dotted-line reporting structure to the Senior Associate Dean for Institute Affairs. The Executive Director will serve as a member of the Institute's Senior Management Group. Direct reports include: Director of the Preparatory, Preparatory Faculty Chairs with the Assistant Director serving as the Executive Director's designee for the Chairs, and the Senior Administrative Coordinator. The Executive Director will also participate in the formation and implementation of university policy around non-credit and non-degree education for Johns Hopkins University. The Executive Director will manage the approximately five-million-dollar annual operating budget for Peabody Extended Learning with an eye for identifying operational budgetary efficiencies as well as maximizing revenues and realizing a positive net position annually. The Executive Director will manage, through their delegates, a faculty of 140 and a staff of eight with additional staff support provided from the Institute's development, marketing, and finance departments. Specific opportunities and challenges for the Executive Director include: Set an innovative and ambitious vision for Peabody Extended Learning The Executive Director will establish a bold and forward-thinking vision for Peabody Extended Learning, positioning it as a dynamic hub for lifelong learning and artistic engagement. This role involves leading the launch and growth of Peabody Extended Learning by developing new educational programs and business lines that reflect emerging trends and community needs. Working closely with Peabody colleagues, the leader will guide rebranding initiatives to ensure a seamless transition and strong market presence. Oversight of the Peabody Preparatory will remain a critical responsibility, ensuring continued excellence in PreK-12 music and dance education while driving curricular innovation and expansion. The leader will help shape, execute, and implement the recently developed comprehensive strategic plan for non-credit education, aligning these efforts with institutional goals for growth, inclusivity, and community engagement. In collaboration with the Senior Director of Strategic Communications and Marketing, the leader will co-lead rebranding and market research initiatives to establish and grow Peabody Extended Learning's identity and reach. Finally, fostering a culture of innovation, excellence, and access across all programs and locations will be essential. Through these efforts, the leader will ensure that Peabody Extended Learning becomes a vibrant, accessible, and sustainable platform for artistic education and enrichment. Explore opportunities to further expand programmatic offerings The Executive Director will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the institution's academic and artistic portfolio by identifying, evaluating, and launching innovative programmatic offerings. Potential areas of growth include music technology and American Roots programs, as well as other emerging fields that align with evolving industry trends and student interests. Expanding non-credit, continuing education, and professional development opportunities for artists, educators, and lifelong learners will be essential to broadening the institution's reach and impact. The Executive Director will oversee the development and implementation of summer and special programs designed to drive additional enrollments and diversify revenue streams. Maximizing revenue potential through enrollment growth, program optimization, and expansion into new geographic and demographic markets will be a key priority. The Executive Director will identify and pursue strategic partnerships, as well as explore innovative business models for both in-person and online education, championing robust online and hybrid course offerings to ensure high-quality digital learning experiences for all participants, supported by clear procedures and benchmarks for evaluating effectiveness, learner engagement, and outcomes. These efforts will align with institutional goals and respond to emerging market trends, positioning the institution as a forward-thinking hub for creative and professional learning. Data-driven insights will inform continuous improvement and innovation in online education. Inspire and invest in a high-performing staff and faculty The next leader will cultivate a dynamic and diverse team of faculty and staff committed to excellence in teaching, learning, and student success. This includes leading recruitment, retention, and onboarding initiatives that attract top talent and foster an inclusive, collaborative environment. By investing in professional development and creating pathways for growth, the leader will ensure that faculty and staff are empowered to thrive and contribute meaningfully to Peabody's mission. Oversight of curriculum development will be a critical responsibility, including the codification of learning outcomes and the implementation of robust assessment processes across departments. The leader will establish clear procedures and benchmarks for evaluating program effectiveness, learner engagement, and outcomes, leveraging data-driven insights to inform continuous improvement. Through these efforts, Peabody Extended Learning will maintain the highest standards of artistic excellence and innovation and academic rigor, while positioning its programs to meet the evolving needs of students and the broader community. As Peabody Extended Learning moves from concept to concrete structure, the Executive Director will serve as a culture translator and change leader, guiding faculty through a period of growth and transformation. While the Preparatory community already enjoys a high degree of respect internally and externally, this expansion will require an Executive Director who engenders trust and transparency"with strong energy and openness to new ideas"and ensures thoughtful alignment and clear communication. The leader must inspire confidence, listen attentively, build consensus, and motivate faculty to embrace new opportunities, ensuring that innovation strengthens rather than disrupts the collaborative culture that defines the Preparatory. Lead financial stewardship and resource optimization The Executive Director will ensure the financial health and sustainability of Peabody Extended Learning through strategic planning and resource management. This includes developing and managing annual budgets that align with institutional priorities and support long-term growth. The leader will bring strong business acumen to decisions that balance fiscal responsibility with innovation, ensuring that financial strategies advance Peabody's mission and vision. A key responsibility will be analyzing performance metrics for current and potential satellite campuses and partner locations to inform decisions on expansion or restructuring. By leveraging data-driven insights, the Executive Director will optimize resource allocation and identify opportunities for growth while maintaining operational efficiency. Through these efforts, Peabody Extended Learning will remain financially resilient and positioned for success in a dynamic educational landscape. Build and prioritize fundraising efforts The Executive Director will collaborate closely with Development staff to design and execute a comprehensive, multi-year engagement and fundraising strategy. This plan will encompass annual giving, major gifts, and stewardship initiatives that strengthen Peabody Extended Learning's financial foundation and support its long-term growth and development. Serving as a visible and persuasive ambassador for Peabody Extended Learning, the leader will work with development staff to cultivate relationships with donors, alumni, partners, and the broader community. Through strategic outreach and authentic engagement, the leader will inspire philanthropic investment in Peabody's mission, ensuring that resources are in place to sustain innovation and expand access to world-class arts education. Foster inclusive learning communities and build and enhance partnerships in the Maryland and Washington, DC region, and beyond The Executive Director will establish Peabody Extended Learning's role as a vital community resource by strengthening and cultivating partnerships with public and private schools, community organizations, and health institutions. These collaborations will expand access to arts education and wellness programming, ensuring that the offerings reach diverse audiences and meet the evolving needs of the region. Championing diversity, equity, and inclusion will be central to this work. The leader will advance initiatives that integrate inclusive practices into curriculum and repertoire, provide faculty training, and offer robust support for students and families. By fostering an environment where all participants feel welcomed and valued, Peabody Extended Learning will deepen its impact and broaden its reach. Finally, enhancing parent and community involvement through education, engagement, and volunteer opportunities will strengthen the connection to the communities Peabody Extended Learning serves. These efforts will create meaningful pathways for collaboration and shared investment in the arts, positioning Peabody Extended Learning as a leader in cultural engagement across Maryland, DC, Virginia, nationally, and beyond. Minimum Qualifications • Advanced Degree in Music Education, Arts Administration or a related field., • Ten years leadership experience in music education, arts administration or a comparable educational setting. Preferred Qualifications • Doctorate Degree in Arts Administration, Music Education, or a related field., • While no one person will embody all of the following, the successful Executive Director will bring many of the following professional qualifications, skills, experiences, and personal qualities,, • Significant leadership experience in music education, arts administration, or a comparable educational setting., • Demonstrated entrepreneurial mindset with a track record of launching new programs or business lines., • Proven success in conceptualizing, launching, and sustaining online or hybrid educational programs, including experience with instructional design, technology platforms, and digital pedagogy., • Strong business acumen, including experience with budgeting, revenue generation, and performance analysis., • Experience and ability leading organizational change, fostering stakeholder buy-in, and managing a large and diverse team through transition., • Commitment to creating arts education opportunities that are accessible and welcoming for all., • Ability to interact and collaborate successfully with a diverse faculty and staff across all organizational levels and to engender trust and confidence across stakeholder groups, including leadership, alumni, students and parents, donors, and colleagues at Peabody and Johns Hopkins University., • Exceptional communication, collaboration, and relationship-building skills., • Experience with PreK-12 and adult/continuing education programming., • Knowledge of current trends in music technology, arts and wellbeing, and non-traditional music curricula., • Knowledge of fundraising, marketing, and community engagement. Research shows that people belonging to structurally marginalized groups often only apply for jobs if they meet 100% of the qualifications. As no one ever meets 100% of the qualifications, we encourage you to apply if you feel that most of the above qualifications reflect your experience and expertise. APPLICATIONS, INQUIRIES, AND NOMINATIONS Screening of complete applications will begin immediately and continue until the completion of the search process. The minimum to maximum salary range for this position is $111,800 to $195,900, yet the targeted salary range is $140,000 to $160,000, commensurate with experience. Johns Hopkins University offers a comprehensive benefits program and PTO package. Inquiries, nominations, referrals, and CVs with cover letters should be sent via the Isaacson, Miller website: Katie Rockman, Arianna Williams, Maria Connor Isaacson, Miller The Johns Hopkins University is committed to equal opportunity for its faculty, staff, and students. To that end, the university does not discriminate on the basis of sex, gender, marital status, pregnancy, race, color, ethnicity, national origin, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, military status, immigration status, or other legally protected characteristic. The university is committed to providing qualified individuals access to all academic and employment programs, benefits, and activities on the basis of demonstrated ability, performance, and merit without regard to personal factors that are irrelevant to the program involved. Please be aware that our employment offer is contingent upon the successful completion of our pre-employment process, including criminal background, education, employment, and reference checks. This will require you and your references to answer questions regarding substantiated findings of serious misconduct. The expected base pay salary range for this position is $XXX,000. This salary range does not include all components of the ENTER DIVISION/CENTER/SCHOOL HERE's compensation program. This position may be eligible for a discretionary bonus. Therefore, the actual compensation paid to the selected candidate may vary slightly from the salary range stated herein. For more information, please contact the hiring department.

< The Sr. Director of Gift Planning will oversee a large-scale and complex comprehensive fundraising program that will work on behalf of Johns Hopkins University and for a large development office (DOFF), department area, or division. The Sr. Director will play a significant role in department/DOFF operations, which includes serving as a member of its senior administrative team; and provide substantial input into strategy and management regarding its philanthropic priorities, stewardship, including major gift cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship, annual giving, and constituent engagement and may include oversight of other portfolios such as corporate and foundation giving, alumni relations, stewardship and events As the senior development leader, the Sr. Director is responsible for setting and advancing fundraising strategy at the highest levels, internally aligning development efforts and externally driving sustained, multi-year, and multi-faceted philanthropic success. The Sr. Director will manage a team in support of Johns Hopkins' ambitious fundraising goals. The Sr. Director will work closely with Development and Alumni Relations (DAR), as well as University and/or Medicine leadership to ensure long-term financial sustainability and growth. The Office of Gift Planning (OGP) for Johns Hopkins University and Medicine is a central unit of Development and Alumni Relations (DAR), responsible for the management, administration, execution and oversight of all gift planning activities. The Sr. Director reports to the Executive Director and is a player-coach, leading a team of Gift Planning Advisors, and carrying a portfolio of prospects and donors. As the senior development/gift planning leader, the Sr. Director is responsible for setting ambitious goals with the Executive Director and team. The Sr. Director is responsible for advancing fundraising strategies at the highest levels, internally aligning development efforts and externally driving sustained, multi-year, and multi-faceted philanthropic success. The Sr. Director provides substantial input into strategy, including identification of gift planning prospects, cultivation, solicitation and closing. The Sr. Director will work closely with DAR leaders, as well as University and Medicine leadership to ensure long-term financial sustainability and growth. Key responsibilities: • Establish and implement fundraising strategies and priorities for a complex department(s), or division(s). Departmental/divisional goals should consistently exceed $15M. Oversee the strategy and execution of all stewardship efforts for specific department(s) and/or division., • Evaluate and update strategies as needed to meet long- and short-range goals and objectives to ensure the successful completion of individual and cumulative team solicitation and fundraising goals. Build the strategy for reaching department- or division-wide goals over multiple years and measure team success towards those goals. Department goals should consistently exceed $10M., • Create and implement strategies for pipeline building through data analytics and outreach., • Oversee and align all constituent engagement, annual giving, event, and pipeline activities with overall philanthropic objectives and outcomes., • Oversee efforts to identify new prospects and develop the prospect pipeline, coaching staff, and engaging University leaders and key volunteers in the process., • Monitor and report on fundraising progress and financial performance to DAR and University and/or Medicine leadership., • Oversee and collaborate on the creation and distribution and distribution of development related communications and marketing vehicles. Align development activity with institutional and unit brand and marketing parameters., • Build and lead a complex team of professional and support staff including directing personnel actions such as hiring, performance appraisals, promotions, transfers, and vacation schedules, among others. Direct reports will typically include a manager-level role, and at least four professional level FTEs. The team will include an additional area such as communications, marketing, events, stewardship, foundations, corporate relations, alumni relations, and/or finance., • Oversee, mentor, and motivate team members by assigning tasks, monitoring performance, resolving conflicts, and ensuring compliance with JHU policies to achieve organizational goals., • Ensure that the team is well-supported to reach its goals and is engaged in activities that support development in various parts of the organization. Cultivate and maintain an active portfolio of major and principal gift level donors and prospects. Engage directly in the cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of individuals, foundations, and/or corporations. Personal fundraising goals should consistently range from $2.5M. Serve as the primary advocate and collaborative partner for shared gifts and donors across DAR., • Build and maintain a strong relationship with the leadership of the department(s) and/or division(s) and fundraise to support and execute their vision for the particular unit. Work with the unit leader to maximize the appeal and giving potential for donors by shaping and refining the philanthropic strategy for the assigned unit., • Develop and maintain a comprehensive understanding of the department or division's mission, history, teaching, research, and/or clinical programs to effectively communicate funding opportunities. Learn and actively refresh knowledge of school/divisional/departmental collaborative partnerships, priorities, and shared goals. Train and debrief internal colleagues on current priorities and cases for support., • Operate with a high degree of fiscal responsibility. Work closely with leadership and finance teams to manage local budgets. Facilitate department/divisional budgets successfully by providing philanthropic forecasts and projections., • Collaborate with DAR leadership on high-priority, high-visibility tasks. Actively serve on and occasionally lead DAR and university-wide committees., • Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations and ethical standards. Advocate and ensure donor intent is honored in funds distribution and utilization. Represent the department(s) and/or division at public events and speaking engagements., • Recruit and manage volunteers and board members, leveraging volunteerism towards giving., • Other duties as assigned. In addition to the duties described above, the Sr. Director of Gift Planning will: • Cultivate and maintain an active portfolio of Gift Planning donors and prospects (about 50). Engage directly in the cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of gift planning prospects., • Create and implement strategies for pipeline building through data analytics and outreach, working in our JHAS (Johns Hopkins Advancement System) which is Salesforce and the Office of Advancement Services (OAR)., • Partner with the Office of Annual Giving (OAG) on shared prospects, direct mail and other engagement, and modeling for gift planning potential. Minimum Qualifications • Bachelor's degree., • Eight years progressive experience working directly with estates and trusts or in non-profit gift planning. Three years direct supervisory experience, including that of frontline fundraisers., • Additional education may substitute for required experience and additional related experience may substitute for required education beyond a high school diploma/graduation equivalent, to the extent permitted by the JHU equivalency formula. Preferred Qualifications • Advanced degree (Master's, JD)., • Higher education and/or academic medical center fundraising experience, • Proven solicitation success at the seven-figure level., • Supervisory experience of other frontline fundraisers and specialized teams in development and alumni relations., • Experience setting vision and multi-lateral goals for a team., • Experience in a comprehensive or capital campaign., • Experience leading large-scale or cross functional initiatives or projects., • Possess leadership characteristics in the following areas:, • Build effective networks and working relationships., • Consistently manage, encourage, and provide feedback to others to strengthen skills and fulfill job requirements., • Show a commitment to building consensus and collaboration while holding self and others accountable., • Lead by example in adaptability and empathy., • Act with authenticity and transparency., • Navigate the organization with purpose, focused on vision, mission and strategy., • Technical Qualifications & Specialized Certifications:, • Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook). #LI-Hybrid This salary range does not include all components of the Office of Gift Planning compensation program. This position may be eligible for a discretionary bonus. Therefore, the actual compensation paid to the selected candidate may vary slightly from the salary range stated herein. For more information, please contact the hiring department.

Job Description GENERAL SUMMARY • In conjunction with the leadership team develops, evaluates and implements clinical programs that creates competitive and clinically appropriate patient access, • Represents oncology service line to the community, collaborating with a variety of stakeholders to ensure seamless access to services, robust patient education and innovative screening programs, • Acts as admitting, attending and/or consulting physician for patients who require hospitalization for primary medical diagnoses, depending on needs of patients, medical staff and hospital, • Ensure delivery of care and services meet regulatory, practice and accreditation standards, • Provide medical expertise in matters involving capital/strategic planning, space modifications, infection control, policies and procedures, safety, and emergency preparedness, • Identifies and promotes areas to improve patient safety, corrects inappropriate and or inadequate medical care and takes overall ownership to resolve conflicting patient care decision making, • In collaboration with Oncology Practice Leadership and UM SJMC Leadership teams, develop annual clinical operational goals and interventions in alignment with Oncology Clinical Service Line roadmap., • Attend UM Cancer Network Clinical and Research group meetings and ensure material is matriculated to onsite teams for evaluation, development and implementation in accord with institutional research processes, • Conducts physician peer review activities as requested by medical staff office, • Assist in the development and training of formal continuing medical education of onsite providers, • Support marketing and program development outreach efforts and actively participates in community activities., • Other UM Cancer Network Affiliation duties as assigned ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS • Provides leadership and oversight of the delivery of medical care by clinical staff through direct supervision and audits., • Promotes and models the characteristics of a highly reliable organization, expressing a preoccupation with failure, reluctance to simplify, sensitivity to operations, commitment to resilience and deference to expertise., • Directs activities related to the delivery of medical care and clinical services such as cost management, utilization review, quality assurance, and medical protocol development., • Participates in the recruitment and selection process of medical providers and provides regular performance reviews and feedback. Assists in the development of standards and qualifications for providers., • Serves as a mentor by providing education and developmental opportunities to clinical staff., • Manages the resolution of practice related issues of provider staff., • Attends standing meetings (board, committee, etc.)., • Monitors quality and appropriateness of medical care. Insures timely and accurate record keeping and documentation to support clinical and reimbursement activity., • Provides oversight of utilization and risk management activities including monitoring of service utilization, adherence to corporate compliance plan, attainment of productivity targets. etc., • Develops policies and procedures for clinical protocols. Manages strategic development for the practice., • Manages physician relations and/or representation. Effectively handles and resolves clinical patient complaints., • Examines patients and assessing symptoms and physical information; orders, executes, and analyzes various tests, analyses, and diagnostic images to provide information on patient’s condition; administers and prescribes medications treatments; documents the patient’s visit including medical history, physical exam, diagnoses, and plan of action; and provides patient education and methods regarding treatment of various conditions., • Participates in the Peer Review Program as described in the Medical Staff Bylaws and policies as managed by University of Maryland Saint Joseph Medical Center (SJMC). SERVICE EXCELLENCE BEHAVIORS • Models and integrates FPI’s service excellence values and behaviors in all operational functions to achieve and maintain a high-quality culture of service excellence in all areas for which he/she is accountable., • Demonstrates ability to lead others to ensure that all service excellence goals and objectives are met at all levels within the department. DIRECTOR COMPENTENCIES Professional Knowledge/Expertise • Advances job competence and expertise by advancing leadership, interpersonal, professional and technical competences as indicated in best practices., • Participates actively in learning new activities and quickly applies acquired knowledge. Participates in professional activities that enhance skills, knowledge and abilities. Networks effectively and strives to achieve certifications and advances degrees where appropriate., • Serves as a respected coach, teacher, and mentor by demonstrating 2-way communication an effective interpersonal skill. Coaches, teaches and mentors staff using approaches that are effective for adults learning. Displays high levels of emotional intelligence., • Creates a motivational climate that values diversity and encourages shared learning; creates a climate that inspires employees to work at their highest potential. Values diversity and supports that lead to the well-being and satisfaction of employees. Is non-defensive, open to feed-back and receptive to learning new ideas. Resource Management • Actions support optimal use of resources and FPI property., • Exercises sound financial judgment. Develops contingency plans to address evolving financial issues. quickly adapts to changing economic conditions by considering costs, benefits and overall value of work efforts. Manages within budget limits; effectively balances resources (i.e., human, technology and money.), • Promotes cost containment, savings and/or revenue opportunities. Minimizes expenditures by seeking non-to-low-cost alternatives., • Manages risk; protects financial resources by creating a safe and accident-free environment. Ensures responsible use of equipment and property; holds self and employees accountable for the responsible use of company-owned property and equipment. Process Improvement and Capacity Building • Be a champion of UMMS mission and shared values by embracing new ideas, principles, practices and tools that will, over time, reshape the care we deliver to patients and each other., • Leads, facilitates, and participates in efforts that result in effective strategic planning and continuous quality improvement. Quickly adapts to change, effectively manages transitions and develops new solutions for addressing evolving challenges, • Creates strategic and operational business plans; utilizes contemporary principles of strategic planning. Develops meaningful outcomes and performance measures and monitor's progress. Align goals; Produce results., • Engages staff in Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) activities; identifies key processes to ensure that they meet customer requirements. Facilitates process improvement activities by effective using CQI processes and tools., • Quickly adapts to change and manages effective transitions. Implements and sustains change efforts, manages transitions effectively and seeks new ways to meet evolving challenges., • Promotes effective problem-solving efforts and encourages new ideas. Promotes efforts that successfully engage employees in effective problem-solving and decision-making practices. Lead others and hold self-accountable for generating new ideas that contribute to cost-savings, increase efficiency or improved effectiveness. Values and Ethics • Demonstrates respect of people and values., • Maintains a respectful, diverse and inclusive work environment where decisions and transactions are transparent and objective., • Holds themselves, their employees, and their organizations accountable for their actions. Strategic Thinking • Offers advice and creates plans based on analysis of issues and trends, and how these link to responsibilities, capabilities, and potential of FPI., • Scans an ever-changing, complex, environment in anticipation of emerging crises and opportunities., • Develops well-informed advice and strategies that are sensitive to the various needs of multiple stakeholders and partners, reflects the strategic direction of the department and position the organization for success. Engagement (People, Organizations, Partners) • Engages people, organizations, and partners in developing goals, executing plans, and delivering results. Mobilize teams, building momentum to get things done by communicating clearly and consistently, investing time and energy to engage the whole organization., • Use negotiation skills and adaptability to encourage recognition of joint concerns, collaboration, and to influence the success of outcomes., • Follows and leads across boundaries to engage broad-based stakeholders, partners, and customers in a shared agenda and strategy. Management Excellence (Action, People, Financial) • Monitors employee compliance with employee health requirements, workers compensation, HR processes and other mandatory training and requirements to include holding employee accountable using progressive discipline as appropriate., • Delivers results by maximizing organizational effectiveness and sustainability., • Ensures that people have the support and tools they need and that the workforce as a whole the capacity and diversity to meet current and longer-term organizational objectives., • Align people, work and systems with the business strategy to harmonize how they work and what they do., • Conscientiously assigns performance goals, offers year-round performance, feedback, and conduct timely performance, discussions and reviews. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE • Doctoral degree in Medicine in area of specialty., • 5+ years of clinical experience., • 3-5 years of leadership experience., • CPR required., • ACLS/BCLS required., • Board certification/eligibility in area of specialty, • Demonstrated ability to promote professionalism through involvement in professional organizations, teaching, research, and/or publishing., • Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the life span and possesses the ability to assess data reflective of the patient’s requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs., • Highly effective verbal and written communication skills to interact with patients, patient’s families, departmental units, and medical and nursing staff on all essential matters. KNOWLEDGE • Knowledge of professional theory, practices and regulations to give and evaluate patient care., • Knowledge of how to use medical equipment and instruments to administer patient care., • Knowledge of common safety hazards and precautions to establish/maintain a safe work, • environment. SKILLS • Skill in applying and modifying the principles, methods and techniques of professional physician to provide ongoing patient care., • Skill in taking medical histories to assess medical condition and interpret findings. ABILITIES • Ability to maintain quality control standards., • Ability to react calmly and effectively in emergency situations., • Ability to interpret, adapt and apply guidelines and procedures., • Ability to communicate clearly and establish/maintain effective working relationships with patients, medical staff and the public. Total Rewards The referenced base salary range represents the low and high end of University of Maryland’s Faculty Physician’s Inc. salary range for this position. Some candidates will not be eligible for the upper end of the salary range. Exact salary will ultimately depend on multiple factors, which may include the successful candidate's geographic location, skills, work experience, market conditions, internal equity, responsibility factor and span of control, education/training and other qualifications. University of Maryland Faculty Physician’s Inc. offers a total rewards package that supports our employees' health, life, career and retirement. 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Job Description General Job Summary: Under supervision of the Director of Modernization/Development, the Development Manager is responsible for the management and day-to-day functions pertaining to the development and re-development of real estate projects, programs, transactions, and acquisitions including communications between the Housing Commission, Housing Enterprise and Housing Corporation of Anne Arundel County, and their partners and stakeholders. Essential Job Functions: • Facilitate development partnerships among developers, community-based organizations, and local jurisdictions., • Conduct all physical, financial, and operational due diligence on properties during feasibility, acquisition, and predevelopment phases., • Prepare financing applications to public and private sources. Housing and Community Development for HOME, state and national housing trust funds, energy efficiency funds, and other housing assistance, including LIHTC 9% competitive and 4% bond financing with DHCD and ACDS, and Local, regional, and national banks., • Set goals and develop plans for business and revenue growth., • Research, plan and implement new target market initiatives., • Coordinate pre-development and development activities including but not limited to lender relationships, legal documents, financial planning including development and operating budgets with multiple sources, construction documents, and ongoing management of project financials., • Coordinate marketing and lease up process and transition to stabilize operations, working with internal departments (asset management, property management, fiscal, and resident programs) before, during, and after construction to ensure smooth tenant relations and transition to operations., • Oversee compliance with city, state, and federal oversight agencies and with private investors/lenders., • Acquire properties from public agencies as well as from the private market., • Research cost effective approaches to reduce operating expenses for all properties., • Communicate and interact with Housing Commission, Housing Enterprise, Housing Corporation and all other federal, state and local partners in redevelopment, development and similar real estate projects., • Interacts with HUD and all related affiliates on the RAD transactions of the company and the Housing Commission throughout the entire RAD transaction process., • Completes and coordinates all efforts on RAD related marketing, management, leasing, relocation, and FHEO obligations throughout the RAD transaction periods., • Leadership of pre-development and development meetings including interaction with public and private partners, neighborhood groups and attendance at public hearings., • Coordinates meetings, conference calls, and strategies needed for company real estate projects., • Acts as liaison between the company, the Housing Commission, Housing Enterprise, Housing Corporation and all partners and stakeholders., • Reviews and maintains all required documents, checklists, summaries, plans and required elements related to applications, financing plans, development plans, closing and post-closing., • Monitors all required elements; including applications, checklists, forms, contracts, estimates, proposals, plans and other documents pertaining to redevelopment, development or acquisition of properties by the company., • Plans, schedules, participate in various meetings, services, etc.; represents the agency on behalf of executive management., • Plans and coordinates all marketing and event activities for the company., • Prepares reports for the Director of Modernization/Development., • Prepares reports for Board of Commissioners., • Participates in grant writing, applications and other avenues to secure real estate or financial resources for the company, Housing Commission and Housing Corporation., • Reviews and helps develop annual property management plan and initial operating budget underwriting model., • Reviews monthly development financial reports; approves payments of invoices. Approves expenditures in accordance with Company policy and procedures., • Set up and maintain a detailed filing system for all projects., • Attend client meetings and assist with determination of project requirements. Educate the public on agency development., • Prepares, reviews, and approves requests for payment by vendors and contractors, contract change orders/time extensions, and contract settlement documents., • Manages information, contract ledger, cash flow analysis, and contract disputes resolutions., • Reconciles construction costs to budget line items and cost centers as they develop., • Corresponds with contractors, vendors, and HUD, as necessary., • Coordinates construction projects with executive management, asset managers, residents, and contractors., • Inspects the progress and quality of work by contractors to insure consistency and compliance with mandated practices and technical specifications according to federal procurement procedures., • Monitors Federal Labor Standards Compliance consistent with federal guidelines as prescribed by HUD and Federal Labor Standards., • Resolves disputes and claims with contractors, vendors, suppliers, and residents., • Prepares, reviews, and approves all payments for subcontractors, consultants, and general contractors., • Assist with managing all HUD paperwork as required for Davis Bacon, Reporting, Section 3 Reporting, and MBE., • Bid and generate Request for Proposals as set forth in the HCAAC Procurement Policy Manual., • Assists with procuring Architectural, MEP Engineering, Civil Engineering, Sustainability, Energy Auditing, Environmental, Lead Paint Abatement, Utilities Abatement, Radon Services, and Physical Needs Assessment., • Generates scope of work, design, drawings, and technical specifications., • Makes decisions concerning project scope, design and budget to be consistent with construction needs., • Participates in long-term planning, assess the Commission’s real estate development requirements, as defined by HUD and the Commission, for approval by management and the HCAAC Board of Commissioners., • Performs other related essential duties as required.

Job Description POSITION SUMMARY STATEMENT: The Assistant Vice President (AVP) of Development & Strategic Partnerships provides senior leadership for United Way of Central Maryland’s corporate fundraising and partnership strategy. This role leads the Development Division’s corporate engagement team, managing relationship managers while also stewarding a personal portfolio of high-value corporate partners. The AVP is responsible for designing and executing a comprehensive, multi-year corporate fundraising and partnership strategy that drives sustainable revenue growth, deepens corporate investment, and strengthens United Way’s brand and community impact. This includes refining UWCM’s approach to strategic partnerships across philanthropic giving, sponsorships, in-kind contributions, employee engagement, and shared-value collaborations. Serving as a key organizational leader, the AVP fosters cross-divisional collaboration to deliver integrated partnership solutions that align corporate priorities with community needs. The role represents United Way of Central Maryland with senior corporate leaders and external stakeholders at the local and regional levels, cultivating long-term institutional relationships that advance the organization’s mission. This role combines strategy, leadership, and frontline relationship management to strengthen corporate partnerships, grow revenue, and deepen United Way’s long-term impact in the community. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 50% Strategic Corporate Partner Growth & Engagement • Lead the development and execution of a corporate partnership growth strategy focused on deepening engagement, increasing investment, and securing multi-year commitments from an existing portfolio of corporate partners., • Evaluate current partners for expansion potential based on business alignment, engagement history, workforce priorities, and CSR objectives., • Segment the corporate portfolio by industry, partnership level, and engagement maturity to guide tailored growth and renewal strategies., • Collaborate with Major Gifts leadership to align engagement strategies for corporate partners that have overlapping individual, executive, or board-level relationships., • Collaborate with membership, marketing, research and other United Way teams to deliver integrated partnership solutions including sponsorships, employee engagement opportunities, and community impact initiatives., • Secure unrestricted and program-specific corporate donations through grants, sponsorships, and employee engagement initiatives., • Facilitate regular portfolio review sessions focused on renewal readiness, partner satisfaction, and growth opportunities., • Ensure internal stakeholders are aligned around clear relationship ownership, shared goals, and consistent messaging to corporate partners., • Ensure consistent and effective use of the CRM and establish clear standards for documenting roles, engagement activity, relationship ownership, and partnership history., • Support the CEO, CDO, and Board of Directors in their corporate engagement efforts., • Monitor and evaluate corporate and institutional fundraising trends, adjusting strategies to reflect best practices and emerging opportunities in philanthropy., • Establishes, tracks, and achieves personal and team performance objectives as defined by corresponding performance metrics for revenue generation, donor engagement, and corporate relations strategies., • Prepare and deliver regular reports, presentations, value communications and for internal and external stakeholders. 30% Management of Relationship Manager Team • Lead, coach, and develop a team of relationship managers to achieve individual and collective fundraising, engagement, and partnership goals., • Provide day-to-day supervision, including goal setting, performance management, feedback, and professional development to build a high-performing, mission-driven team., • Support relationship managers in building and stewarding corporate and/or individual donor portfolios, ensuring consistent, high-quality donor experiences and long-term relationship growth., • Ensure collaboration between relationship managers with Major Gifts, membership and other United Way teams to deliver integrated partnership solutions., • Translate organizational fundraising strategy into clear team priorities, actionable plans, and measurable outcomes., • Partner with senior development leadership to set revenue targets, track progress, and adjust strategies as needed to meet or exceed goals., • Ensure best practices in donor stewardship, solicitation, and data management, including accurate and timely CRM use., • Accompany and mentor relationship managers in donor meetings, presentations, and solicitations to build confidence and fundraising skills., • Represent United Way at community, corporate, and volunteer events as needed to support relationship managers and advance fundraising efforts., • Promote a culture of accountability, learning, and inclusion that reflects United Way’s values and commitment to equity. 20% Account Management • Serve as the primary relationship manager for a portfolio of corporate partners, delivering strategic, high-touch account management that increases engagement and philanthropic investment at both the corporate and individual levels., • Build and maintain strong relationships with C-suite executives, corporate leaders, employee campaign coordinators, ambassadors, donors, and prospective donors., • Achieve assigned annual revenue, participation, retention, and engagement goals while contributing to the success of United Way’s overall campaign., • Lead donor and partner conversations that deepen relationships, strengthen stewardship, and drive increased and sustained support., • Maintain accurate and timely documentation of corporate, donor, and financial activity in the Development CRM system., • Collaborate with Major Gifts, membership and other United Way teams to deliver integrated partnership solutions. QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS: Education and/or Experience: Bachelor’s Degree and seven (7) years related experience in fundraising, including direct solicitation of six- and seven-figure gifts or sales/business development; institutional (foundation/corporate) fundraising experience strongly preferred. At least 4 years of management or leadership experience is desirable, customer relationship management, marketing, communications. High proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite is required. Mastery of in-person and virtual presentation technology is also required. Knowledge and application of CRM systems, electronic payments/pledging, performance tracking/reporting, and communications tools are a plus. Language & Communications: Must be comfortable and adept in communicating with all levels of corporate partner staff, from front-line employees to executive management. Ability to develop and present high-quality presentations to a variety of group attendees and group sizes – from one-on-one to large meetings of 100+, in-person and virtually. Strong verbal and written communication skills are required as is the ability to persuasively present UWCM messaging verbally and in writing, adeptly respond to questions, and act as a positive and professional representative of United Way. Personal Attributes: To perform the job successfully, an individual should demonstrate the following competencies to perform the essential functions of this position and achieve high performance: Mission focused – the ability to create real social change that leads to better lives and healthier communities. Relationship oriented –an understanding that people come before process and is astute in cultivating and managing relationships toward a common goal. Collaborator – understands the role and contribution of all sectors of the community and can mobilize resources through meaningful engagement. Results driven – dedicated to shared and measurable goals for the common good, creating, resourcing, scaling, and leveraging strategies and innovations. Brand steward – a steward of the brand and understands his/her role in growing and protecting the reputation and results of the greater network. Strategic relationship building – develops and maintains strategic relationships that generate the resources necessary to support United Way's mission. Embracing and managing change – champions and facilitates change to ensure long-term community sustainability. He/she adapts successfully to changing needs while maintaining positive relationships with all constituents, internal and external. Entrepreneurial and innovative – creatively seeks new opportunities to generate revenue and other resources that add greater value to the organization and the community. Mathematical Skills: Ability to understand and calculate sales performance to goals. Ability to assess performance targets and potential opportunities, track, and report progress to goal. Reasoning and Self-Management: Strong strategic thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills are required. Ability to assess complex situations and identify the critical components and dynamics to design creative and appropriate responses with options and solutions. Ability to work effectively with different temperaments/work styles and work independently and as a member of a team. Ability to manage issues and crisis calmly and effectively is necessary. Must be highly organized and able to plan and prioritize personal and team workloads to maximize use of time and meet varied, multiple needs. Leadership: Ability to hire, train, and grow direct reports skills and performance. Positive attitude and self-confidence. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to assess issues and develop plans and tactics to address those issues. Willingness to step up and support organizational goals and needs outside specific job criteria. Other Critical Skills: Knowledge of the Central Maryland area with a strong network of relationships is preferred. Ability to maintain confidentiality and use discretion and sound judgment to manage sensitive donors, internal and employee information is required. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Employee is regularly required to talk or hear; sit; use hands to finger, handle, and feel; and reach with hands and arms. Must be able to lift up to 40lbs and make verbal presentations to groups (between 10-200 people). Specific vision abilities required by this job include appropriate vision needed to drive as required for a valid driver’s license.

Job DescriptionDescription: Gordon Feinblatt’s Real Estate Practice Group is looking for an experienced real estate attorney, preferably having spent ten or more years representing clients on commercial real estate matters in Maryland. A typical day for this position is a mix of advising clients on acquisitions and sales, leasing, mixed use development, zoning and land use, financing, landlord tenant matters, government approvals, and more. Strong writing and communication skills are necessary for this position. This is a senior position working independently without more senior supervision but is part of a collaborative real estate law team and a firm available to provide support as unique or unusual client challenges are presented. Our team spends most of its time: • Drafting contracts, including leases and purchase sale agreements, • Negotiating the details of transactions, • Conducting due diligence reviews, • Working collaboratively with other departments within the firm Beyond the real estate practice, the firm dedicates significant resources to supporting the success of attorneys. This includes a robust network of employee resources groups, an internal education program to foster substantive and professional skills, and a business development program with marketing support. Lawyers are encouraged to become involved in firm and community life to complement their practice. The real estate group is a hybrid practice, and lawyers choose to work wherever they can best meet client needs. Why Join Gordon Feinblatt? Gordon Feinblatt is committed to the development, mentoring, and advancement of legal professionals with diverse backgrounds and experiences. Our culture provides an inclusive and flexible work atmosphere that provides us with the ability to deliver the service and support that our clients, attorneys, and personnel deserve. Compensation Package: We value your skills and offer a comprehensive benefits & compensation package. Professional Growth: Elevate your skills and knowledge in a supportive environment. Work/Life Harmony: We embrace flexibility by empowering our teams to achieve work-life balance while optimizing productivity. Team Environment: Collaborate with experienced attorneys and legal professionals to achieve goals. Corporate Social Responsibility: We are committed to fostering positive change and making a meaningful impact through our unwavering commitment to corporate social responsibility. • Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion | Gordon Feinblatt LLC (gfrlaw.com), • Community Engagement. Serving the Community | Gordon Feinblatt LLC (gfrlaw.com), • Sustainability. Sustainability | Gordon Feinblatt LLC (gfrlaw.com) Must be licensed or eligible to be licensed in Maryland. Salary Range: $170,000.00 - 220,000.00 annually Gordon Feinblatt is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Job Description Ecosystem Development Manager - BioHealth Capital Region Type of Position: CONTRACT (1099) or FULL-TIME (W2) Start Date: March 1, 2025 Reports to: Chris Frew, Chief Executive Officer Are you an emerging leader with a passion for life sciences and business? Are you a natural connector who loves building relationships? Do you strive to make an impact? Have an entrepreneurial spirit? If the answer is yes, we want to hear from you! BioBuzz is seeking a dynamic and forward-thinking individual to serve as the face of BioBuzz and our BioHealth Capital Region community (Maryland, Washington, DC, Virginia). You'll take a lead role in bringing together the pillars supporting a strong life science ecosystem. This will enable you to deliver programming and solutions that create an outstanding experience for our community, our clients, and the larger life science ecosystem we serve. Major Responsibilities The Ecosystem Development Manager is the primary business segment owner within each of BioBuzz’s markets. This highly matrixed role requires reporting to and working under the direction of the CEO, with dotted lines to the Chief Operating Officer, the business development operation, and our customer success team. Ecosystem Strategy and Leadership (30%) Drive the regional market strategy across Maryland, Washington, DC, and Virginia. • Regional Market Strategy Development: Lead the development, execution, and ongoing refinement of BioBuzz’s business strategy for Maryland, Washington, DC, and Virginia, ensuring alignment with both short--and long-term organizational goals., • Revenue & Sustainability: Ensure that business goals are met, maintaining a focus on achieving immediate revenue targets and creating a long-term, sustainable revenue model for the region., • Performance Metrics & Reporting: Define and track KPIs for ecosystem growth, engagement, and regional market performance. Regularly report progress to senior leadership, adjusting strategies as necessary to meet key targets and objectives., • Advocacy & Thought Leadership: Position and represent BioBuzz as a thought leader at key industry events, panels, and forums across the region., • Strategic Partnerships & Networking: Serve as a super-connector across the region, facilitating and nurturing relationships across key stakeholders including academic institutions, industry leaders, government entities, startups, and vendors. Strengthen and amplify the BioBuzz brand, creating robust collaborative networks., • Industry & Market Insight: Stay up-to-date on emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities within the life sciences sector. Analyze how these elements impact the local and regional market landscape, and proactively adapt the regional strategy to stay aligned and competitive., • Cross-functional collaboration: Work closely with internal teams to ensure alignment on regional goals, leveraging insights from stakeholders to inform strategy. Business and Partnership Development (30%) The sky is the limit with your dedication and our centralized leadership team. • Business Development: Prospect and nurture relationships with potential clients and partner companies to build a pipeline and meet regional business goals and revenue targets for events, advertising, hiring, and workforce development. Work alongside the team to close new business and grow our revenue., • Client Management: As the face for BioBuzz in each region you will ensure that you and the team are meeting deliverables and creating satisfied clients through our work and platform., • Stakeholder Engagement: Foster relationships with local companies, employers, organizations, community leaders, and local influencers to enhance BioBuzz’s regional presence and community engagement. Platform and Community Activation (25%) • Program Development & Execution: Lead and oversee the design and delivery of community engagement initiatives, ensuring alignment with BioBuzz’s mission and business model., • Platform Strategy and Execution: Lead and manage regional strategy and execution for news, media, events, marketing, and community building to grow our platform., • Content Strategy & Development: Spearheaded the regional news strategy by uncovering and developing compelling stories on people, companies, technologies, and key issues unique to the region., • Event Calendar Management: Maintain and update the regional Events Calendar., • Thought Leadership Contributions: Create and share weekly thought leadership content through:, • Daily social media posting and engagement, • Weekly regional newsletter editorial, • Contribute to Quarterly outlooks and reviews, • Impact Measurement: Develop and track metrics to assess the effectiveness of community programs, refining strategies based on feedback and outcomes. Administration: (15%) The sky is the limit with your dedication and our centralized leadership team. • Scheduling & Coordination: Organize and coordinate meetings, programs, and events for both internal and external stakeholders. Manage calendars for leadership and regional activities to ensure alignment with strategic priorities., • Document & Record Management: Maintain and organize records of strategic initiatives, partnership agreements, and engagement reports. Ensure documents are up-to-date, properly filed, and easily accessible., • Reporting & Data Entry: Compile and track data for performance metrics and KPIs, preparing timely reports for senior leadership. Ensure accurate tracking of budget expenditures and align with approved spending., • Budget Management: Monitor and reconcile budgets related to regional activations, community programs, and team expenses, assisting with financial reporting as needed., • Communication Support: Draft and proofread internal and external communications, ensuring consistency and quality. Respond to inquiries related to community programs, partnerships, and events., • Team Building & Management: Recruit, lead, and manage teams of local freelance/contract writers, interns, and Ambassadors, assigning tasks, providing guidance, and ensuring adherence to budget and project deadlines., • Event & Program Logistics: Oversee logistics for events and community programs, including registration, coordination, and post-event follow-up. Ensure event materials are prepared and distributed efficiently. These are the essential functions of the position; other duties may be assigned. Incumbents may be required to follow any additional related instructions, acquire job-related skills, and perform other work as required. Qualifications Prior experience within the industry, a quality portfolio, and glowing recommendations are a must. • High Energy & Innovation: Bring fresh ideas to the team, champion best practices, and proactively drive creative solutions., • Local Market Expertise: Deep understanding of the local market dynamics, including key players, trends, and opportunities., • Educational Background: A college degree or military equivalent is strongly preferred; a high school diploma, GED, or foreign equivalent is required., • Experience: 4+ years in the life science industry or a similar field, with a proven track record of success and understanding of industry dynamics.., • Exceptional Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication abilities, with experience in online personal branding, thought leadership, and digital engagement., • Relationship Builder: Passionate about influencing, educating, and connecting people while fostering a deep sense of community., • Organized & Detail-Oriented: Professional, thorough, and highly organized with excellent follow-up and time management skills., • Adaptability & Persuasion: Skilled in tailoring product/service features to meet the diverse needs of customers, demonstrating flexibility in approach. About BioBuzz: Our mission is simple: to create the world’s largest and most connected life sciences community. We are: Experience First At BioBuzz, people and organizations are at the heart of everything we do. We are committed to creating positive, memorable experiences that inspire and elevate the life sciences community. By fostering collaboration, listening actively, and providing pathways for engagement, we take personal ownership of every interaction. Our success is defined by the success and satisfaction of those around us, and we hold ourselves accountable to always deliver with purpose and integrity. Fearlessly Creative At BioBuzz, we embrace bold ideas and innovative thinking, pushing boundaries to inspire meaningful change. We are unafraid to take risks, challenge the status quo, and turn challenges into opportunities. With a clear vision and a long-term focus, we trust in the power of creativity to drive progress. We believe that failure is not a setback, but a stepping stone to growth—it's how we respond and evolve that defines us. Fearless creativity fuels our passion for solutions, growth, and transformation. Action-Oriented + Results-Driven At BioBuzz, we live by the motto “Chop Wood, Carry Water” and understand that success is built through consistent effort, patience, and dedication. We embrace the process, recognizing that every small action contributes to a greater impact over time. By focusing on the fundamentals—doing the hard work day in and day out—we stay grounded and resilient, committed to progress no matter the challenge. We know that it’s not about shortcuts, but about consistently showing up, staying accountable, and driving results with purpose. Each day is an opportunity to build the future, one step at a time. Work Environment You are expected to work a full 40 hours per week. Standard hours of operation that staff must be available are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, M-F, however; client requirements or other business functions may require your attention outside of those hours. You are responsible for managing your schedule to meet your job duties, expectations, and required weekly hours. Employees may have the option to work flex hours as long as they are communicated in advance, they are approved by the Company, and the Employee is able to maintain their full-time duties. This role will require the ability to attend in-person client meetings on a regular basis as well as after-hour events. You may also have in-person meetings throughout the week at mutually agreed-upon locations to manage and deliver the desired work product with your team and other employees. Some travel may be required to pursue clients, manage employees, or attend events in other states. BioBuzz Networks, Inc. is an equal-opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status. BioBuzz offers a competitive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and 401(k) matching. Apply: Interested candidates should email a cover letter, resume, and any work samples that illustrate their best work consistent with our objectives for this position to: or apply here.

Job Description Salary: $60,000-$70,000 Morrison Healthcare is a leading national food and nutrition services company exclusively dedicated to serving more than 600 hospitals and healthcare systems. Morrison's hospital kitchens, restaurants, and cafés feature socially responsible practices and exceptional guest experiences. The company's comprehensive Mindful Choices® wellness and sustainability platform includes the latest in healthful eating and an understanding of behavioral change in food consumption. Morrison's alignment with Partnership for a Healthier America's (PHA) Hospital Healthy Food Initiative positively impacts up to 41 million patients and 500 million hospital meals annually. Morrison has been named one of Modern Healthcare's "Top 100 Best Places to Work in Healthcare" for the past five years, and Training Magazine's Top 125 organizations for the past six consecutive years. The company is a division of Compass Group and has more than 1,200 registered dietitians, 300 executive chefs, and 17,000 professional food service team members. Job Summary Job Summary: Working as the System Patient Experience Manager, you are responsible for managing, coordinating, and directing all patient experience activities in collaboration with unit leadership in order to improve patient satisfaction scores including management of other Patient Experience Managers. Key Responsibilities: Tracks financial incentives, penalties, and reporting as tied to patient satisfaction performance for respective unit Maintains and supports client satisfaction at a level that ensures account retention Administers required client/customer surveys and responds in a timely and effective manner Monitors and ensures compliance, progression, and follow-up of any patient satisfaction initiatives Assists in developing, customizing, and/or monitoring a department/unit patient satisfaction action plan to meet each account’s needs Participates and adds value to hospital committees as necessary (i.e. Patient Satisfaction Committee, Nursing, Administration, HCAHPS Committee, etc.) Ensures compliance with all regulatory agencies (CMS, JCAHO) Increases regional patient satisfaction performance by promoting and monitoring patient satisfaction progress and exploiting marketing success Maintains an awareness of the patient satisfaction updates and industry conditions including internal and external to the accounts and districts Works closely with on-site management team to reach operational goals Participates on monthly conference calls with fellow Patient Experience Managers and operations management to communicate patient experience updates, current trends, and identify opportunities to reward and recognize Participates in all PE Department learning sessions including monthly educational webinars Provides recognition for employee when programs are implemented with success Prepares and implements development and training plans for patient satisfaction success Composes patient satisfaction reports as needed to management Preferred Qualifications: HS diploma/GED or equivalent combination of education and experience; 4 year degree preferred 2-3 years in-servicing experience in customer service training Hospitality and healthcare experience preferred 3-4 years experience in service-oriented operations Good coaching and on the job training skills required Excellent organizational skills and ability to multi-task essential Proficient in the use of Windows based office software including but not limited to Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook Exhibits initiative, responsibility, flexibility and leadership Possesses a thorough knowledge of contract administration and office procedures Fiscal and budgetary skills Apply to Morrison Healthcare today! Morrison Healthcare is a member of Compass Group USA Click here to Learn More about the Compass Story Associates at Morrison Healthcare are offered many fantastic benefits. • Medical, • Dental, • Vision, • Life Insurance/ AD, • Disability Insurance, • Retirement Plan, • Flexible Time Off, • Paid Parental Leave, • Holiday Time Off (varies by site/state), • Personal Leave, • Associate Shopping Program, • Health and Wellness Programs, • Discount Marketplace, • Identity Theft Protection, • Pet Insurance, • Commuter Benefits, • Employee Assistance Program, • Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) Associates may also be eligible for paid and/or unpaid time off benefits in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws. For positions in Washington State, Maryland, or to be performed Remotely, click here or copy/paste the link below for paid time off benefits information. Compass Group is an equal opportunity employer. At Compass, we are committed to treating all Applicants and Associates fairly based on their abilities, achievements, and experience without regard to race, national origin, sex, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other classification protected by law. Qualified candidates must be able to perform the essential functions of this position satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Disclaimer: this job post is not necessarily an exhaustive list of all essential responsibilities, skills, tasks, or requirements associated with this position. While this is intended to be an accurate reflection of the position posted, the Company reserves the right to modify or change the essential functions of the job based on business necessity. We will consider for employment all qualified applicants, including those with a criminal history (including relevant driving history), in a manner consistent with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, including the City of Los Angeles’ Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring Ordinance, the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, and the New York Fair Chance Act. We encourage applicants with a criminal history (and driving history) to apply. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Morrison Healthcare maintains a drug-free workplace. Req ID: 1489119 Morrison Healthcare KATHRYN MANFUSO [[req_classification]]