This position is an individual contributor responsible for transforming financial and operations data into meaningful information supporting decision-making and financial stewardship. This position will lead financial analysis, forecasting, modeling, and financial reporting; as well as evaluate financial results, trends, emerging issues to supports strategic and operational decisions. This position is a primary resource for improving financial reporting and analysis.
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The Vice President, Human Resources will lead the global HR function for Hach, partnering with senior leadership to translate business strategy into scalable organizational capability, leadership effectiveness, and measurable performance outcomes.
The Communications Specialist is responsible for developing, directing, administering, and coordinating all communications, digital content, and public engagement efforts for the NFRMPO. This position exercises discretion and independent judgment on matters of significance related to organizational communications strategy, digital accessibility compliance, stakeholder engagement, and legislative messaging.
As Program DevelopmentDirector, you’ll own the calendar, the content, and the creative direction for events like the Poudre River Forum, Pub Talks, and Capture the Cache — bringing to life the story of the river that shaped Western water law along 45 miles of the Cache la Poudre. In a small, collaborative team, you won’t just execute someone else’s plan: you’ll design programs, build partnerships across Larimer and Weld Counties, and see the direct impact of your work on residents and visitors.
The Purchasing Manager leads and oversees the procurement operations supporting the Utilities Department, ensuring effective, compliant, and strategic sourcing of goods, services, and capital projects in alignment with City policies, codes, and federal regulations.
This is a full-time, in-office leadership role working closely and collaboratively with a talented local team. You’ll set the vision for local content, coach and develop market-leading talent, and play a hands-on role in creating compelling, clickable, and shareable content that resonates with the local community—while partnering closely with sales and leadership to drive revenue and impact.
The Director of Development’s primary responsibility is to identify, cultivate, and solicit donors capable of making $50,000+ gifts in support of the CSU College of Health and Human Sciences. The Director of Development (DOD) will manage a portfolio of individual and institutional major gift prospects, presenting comprehensive proposals including current, planned or blended gifts that match the fundraising priorities of the College.
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