• Design, implement, and manage data center infrastructure solutions to meet customer needs • Oversee operations, maintenance, and optimization of the data center infrastructure • Provide customer-centric focus and promote Hitachi services and solutions • Plan for future capacity needs to support growth and new applications • Manage relationships with hardware and software vendors, negotiating contracts • Plan and implement strategies for business continuity and disaster recovery • Identify and implement cost-saving strategies while maintaining performance • Communicate with internal and external stakeholders including IT and business units • Ensure compliance with industry regulations and security standards

This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role Description The Department Chair of Graduate Programs for the School of Business is a faculty leader responsible for the effective delivery, continuous improvement, and strategic advancement of Excelsior University’s graduate Business and Public Service programs and the oversight and development of doctoral programs. The Chair oversees academic quality, curriculum alignment, faculty performance, and operational execution to ensure programs meet university, state, and specialized accreditation expectations. In this role, the Chair partners with the Dean and Associate Dean to support the School of Business and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences priorities, facilitate cross-unit collaboration, and lead initiatives designed to enhance student success across multiple modalities. This role is fully remote. Remote employees will be required to engage in periodic campus meetings, retreats, conferences, and professional development sessions. The University provides the required equipment; employees must maintain a professional home workspace suitable for virtual meetings. Qualifications - Earned doctorate in business, public administration, public policy, organizational leadership, or a closely related field. - Minimum of seven years of higher education teaching experience across multiple modalities, including fully online instruction. - At least five years of progressive academic leadership experience with responsibility for graduate and/or doctoral programs. - Demonstrated experience with doctoral education, including applied research models, dissertation or doctoral project supervision, and oversight of doctoral rigor. - Proven success with accreditation, outcomes assessment, and program review at the graduate level. - Experience recruiting, mentoring, evaluating, and developing graduate and doctoral faculty. - Strong ability to lead complex academic programs, manage competing priorities, and meet deadlines in a remote environment. - Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively across academic and administrative units. - Academic and industry expertise in business AND public service preferred. Requirements - Lead academic operations for graduate and doctoral Business and Public Service programs, maintaining strategic and operational plans aligned with School and University goals. - Serve as the primary departmental liaison to the School of Business, Provost’s Office, Enrollment Management, and other cross-functional units. - Ensure compliance with University, State, and specialized accreditation standards. - Coordinate program pathways and course schedules that support student progress, program efficiency, and equitable faculty workload distribution. - Manage course registrations, faculty assignments, and quality benchmarks in accordance with university standards. - Provide direct, ongoing coaching to faculty and monitor faculty performance to ensure effective teaching in Excelsior’s online learning model. - Recruit, appoint, evaluate, and support faculty throughout the full lifecycle of their teaching and service responsibilities. - Maintain and update departmental catalog information and work with marketing teams to ensure accurate representation of programs across digital and print platforms. - Guide curriculum planning, alignment, and revision across graduate and doctoral Business and Public Service programs in accordance with university priorities, learning outcomes, and accreditation requirements. - Provide academic leadership for the development, refinement, and launch of doctoral programs, including applied doctoral pathways aligned with scholar-practitioner models. - Foster a culture of innovation and excellence in course design, leveraging instructional design collaboration and evidence-based practices. - Participate in the yearly program review processes and collaborate on the assessment of program learning outcomes and general education outcomes. - Oversee critical fix workflows to ensure timely, accurate, and high-quality updates to courses. - Partner with instructional designers and faculty subject-matter experts to execute fixes, maintain course accuracy, correct inconsistencies, and address emergent student-experience issues during live terms. - Ensure that critical fixes inform longer-term curriculum improvements by documenting patterns, root causes, and opportunities for systemic updates across programs. - Engage in student-success data reviews and apply evidence-based insights to improve program quality, curriculum coherence, and faculty effectiveness. - Evaluate transfer credit and prior learning assessments in collaboration with academic evaluators to ensure consistency and rigor. - Support development and launch of new or redesigned academic programs at the direction of the Dean. - Teach within the University’s established workload model, with assignments that reflect subject-matter expertise in business, public service, public administration, leadership, governance, or related fields. - Maintain a scholarly and applied practice agenda aligned with School and University priorities. - Engage department faculty in university and community service activities as appropriate. Benefits - The hiring salary range for this position is $95,000.00 - $105,000.00.

• Provides strategic leadership and support for the Conservancy’s conservation planning work. • Establishes overall conservation priorities for the Division and major programs and initiatives. • Leads the development, implementation, and communication of the portfolio, strategy, and budget review processes associated with the DCP. • Manages the Division Conservation Portfolio (DCP). • Coordinates, directs, leads, and/or participates in implementing complex diverse projects, encompassing multiple programs and coordinating the work of other professionals. • Disseminates best practices, provides training and analyses to best implement organizational measures of success.

• Provide therapeutic area/product expertise for the Migraine therapeutic area • Plan and execute independent Medical strategies and engagements • Maintain required level of knowledge of relevant TA/disease states and Pfizer medicines • Serve as a conduit and resource for Medical Information and external medical stakeholder insights • Optimizing patient care improvement in Medical communications • Conduct all activities in compliance with relevant policies and procedures • Deliver approved medical content about Pfizer medicines • Identify medical scientific engagement from priority external medical stakeholder segments • Collaborate with US and/or Global Medical Affairs colleagues