Director of Operations
$90-100k/yr
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$90-100k/yr
About the role
- Serve as the central POC for cross-functional workflows, capacity planning, and operational alignment across departments (e.g., large events or initiatives).Lead process improvement initiatives and maintain clear, current documentation of organizational processes.
- Conduct post-implementation evaluations of projects and processes to ensure effectiveness and identify further improvement opportunities.
- Project manage special initiatives and cross-departmental projects from planning through execution.
- Serve as change management lead for organizational initiatives, ensuring smooth adoption across teams
- Facilitate reporting requirements as part of sponsor deliverables, ensuring accuracy and timeliness, and identifying new capabilities if needed.
- Evaluate, maintain, and update operational checklists as identified. Examples include onboarding and offboarding employees, volunteers.
- Serve as inventory lead, overseeing tracking and management of organizational inventory/assets
- Review contracts, non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), and vendor agreements to optimize pricing, understand terms, and track and facilitate renewals.
- Coordinate vendor relationships, tracking performance, renewals, cost-effectiveness, and SLAs.
- Serve as the primary lead for business insurance matters, including General Liability, Directors and Officer, and Workers' Compensation; oversee the procurement of Certificates of Insurance (COIs) for events and walks.
- Oversee nonprofit state registrations and renewals and facilitate internal operational risk management and regulatory compliance audits.
- Other appropriate duties as assigned.
- Microsoft Office, including Word, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook and special emphasis on advanced Excel skills
- Hands-on experience with Monday.com and Salesforce (or similar CRM platforms).Project management software
- Knowledge of/ familiarity with medical terminology
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