• Manage the team and event site to ensure flawless execution • Engage with participants through various programming elements • Lead a mobile marketing tour including managing tour staff • Potentially drive the promotional vehicle • Act as a brand educator/spokesperson

Role Description As part of the National Program Team, the Reuse/Refill Senior Manager will report to the Reuse/Refill Director and serve as a central leader, collaborating with the director and leading a team to define and operationalize CAA’s national and state-level reuse/refill strategy. This role is responsible for translating CAA’s reuse/refill strategy into actionable, scalable, and financially viable program strategies across Food Serviceware, B2B and B2C systems. Acting as the connective tissue across modeling, infrastructure planning, policy requirements and in-market execution, this role will ensure CAA’s reuse/refill approach is cohesive, cost-effective, and aligned with state EPR obligations. Key Responsibilities - National Strategy & Roadmap Development: - Work closely with the director to shape and advance CAA’s national and state-level reuse/refill strategy and roadmap across Food Serviceware, B2B and B2C models. - Translate regulatory requirements and organizational goals into clear, prioritized program pathways for each state identifying opportunities for cross-state harmonization, standardization, and economies of scale. - Program Design & Funding Strategy: - Lead team to define and develop the infrastructure buildout plan, incentive design, reuse/refill model and format prioritization to accelerate the adoption of reuse/refill for each state. - Define investment frameworks and funding strategies to ensure reuse/refill systems are cost-effective, scalable and maximize source reduction. - Evaluate trade-offs across reuse models (e.g., closed vs. open loop, venue types, packaging formats) to guide decision-making. - Define the implementation plan for each state’s reuse/refill strategy, collaborate with Data & Analytics team to define the reuse/refill budget, develop reporting. - Model Integration & Analytical Leadership: - Partner closely with the Principal Analyst to evolve and operationalize CAA’s reuse/refill financial model and ensure real-world inputs (RFI data, pilots, stakeholder insights) are systematically incorporated into modeling assumptions. - Lead team to translate analytical outputs into strategic recommendations and program inputs. - Infrastructure & Ecosystem Development: - Lead team to assess current market capabilities and help shape CAA’s reuse/refill infrastructure strategy. - Identify key gaps in the ecosystem and recommend targeted interventions or partnerships, with an eye toward expansion of infrastructure across different reuse/refill models (Food Serviceware, B2B and B2C packaging). - Establish ecosystem standards, metrics, operating assumptions and reporting to fulfill individual state EPR obligations across different reuse/refill models while inputting into approaches for long-term harmonization and consistency. - Stakeholder Engagement & Thought Leadership: - Cultivate relationships with reuse service providers, trade associations, local government, NGOs, startups and other innovators in the reuse/refill space. - Serve as a trusted technical and strategic advisor to producers, regulators, municipalities, NGOs, and reuse operators. - Represent CAA, educate, train interest holders about CAA’s approach to reuse/refill at board meetings, public consults, conferences, working groups. - Represent CAA in public forums, working groups, and industry discussions. - Identify where external expertise is needed and scope/manage consultants to accelerate progress. - Market Intelligence & Continuous Improvement: - Lead team that monitors and provides input on proposed regulations and reuse/refill developments across states to inform best practices. - Stay at the forefront of system innovation, policy evolution, and business model development. - Other duties as assigned. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in relevant field (Data Analytics, Engineering, Operations/Supply Chain, Business, Sustainability or similar). Master’s degree preferred. - 7+ years of experience in reuse/refill, recycling, sustainability, waste management, supply chain, packaging innovation or related field. People management experience preferred. - Demonstrated experience designing, implementing or scaling reuse/refill or analogous systems. - Strong experience with financial modeling, cost analysis or program economics. - Experience with reusable food serviceware systems strongly preferred. - Familiarity with reverse logistics, infrastructure planning and systems operations. Requirements - Previous leadership, program management, implementation or operations experience in converting single use packaging to reusables. - Strong systems thinking with the ability to connect strategy, operations, and financial viability. - Deep understanding of reuse/refill models and system design trade-offs. - Ability to translate complex analyses into clear, actionable insights for diverse stakeholders. - Exceptional stakeholder management and coalition-building skills across public and private sectors. - Experience building, issuing and evaluating RFI and RFP preferred. - Excellent influencing, verbal and written communication skills. Proven ability to influence and shape people’s perspectives. - Strong time management & prioritization skills in a fast-paced & evolving area. - Ability to quickly learn and contribute to policies, projects and programs being developed. Benefits - Location: Fully Remote - Pay Rate: Based on a variety of factors in accordance with applicable law including the successful candidate’s relevant experience, skills, knowledge, and experience. - Reports To: Director of Reuse & Refill

The Regional Security Manager (RSM) Asia is WCK's dedicated security lead within the assigned area of responsibility. The RSM maintains deep, current expertise in their region, its actors, its risks, its geography, its political dynamics, and its humanitarian landscape,  and applies that expertise to enable safe, rapid response to disaster-affected communities worldwide. The RSM operates with calm and composure in crisis situations, makes sound decisions under pressure, coaches peers, and advises senior leaders on hazards and risk mitigation strategies. The role is both a standing preparedness function and an active operational leadership position during responses. The RSM's work spans three interconnected imperatives: - Sustain 24/7 Global Response, ensuring continuous, time zone-aligned security coverage in WCK's most operationally active regions so the organization can respond anywhere, at any time, without over-reliance on emergency workarounds. - Reduce Operational Friction, embedding subject-matter expertise within the region it serves, enabling faster security assessments, clearer decisions, and fewer delays during active responses. - Scale Through Community, building and managing a Security Corps: a network of vetted local security professionals comprising the Security Corps who extend WCK's response capacity without requiring full-time headcount for every geography. Preferred Location(s): ASEAN - Must live within one (1) hour of an international airport. - Indonesia - Malaysia - Singapore - Thailand Regional Expertise The RSM is expected to develop and maintain a living, current understanding of the security environment across Asia and Oceania (excluding the Middle East). It requires continuous engagement with regional context, proactive monitoring of emerging threats, and anticipatory planning for areas where WCK is likely to deploy — even before a crisis materializes. - Build and maintain relationships with NGO security counterparts, and local civil society organizations operating in the same geography,  enabling timely, high-quality information sharing when a response is activated. - Develop pre-response contingency assessments for areas with elevated likelihood of WCK deployment, so the team is never starting from zero when a crisis strikes. - Serve as WCK's institutional knowledge base for security conditions within the region, informing go/no-go decisions, response modalities, and acceptable risk thresholds. - Conduct regular security assessments and audits of field locations, ground transportation options, hotels and lodging, and other WCK activities to identify potential vulnerabilities and recommend mitigations. Security Corps Development A defining responsibility of the RSM is the identification, development, and management of a regional Security Corps — a network of trusted, vetted local security professionals who can augment or lead security functions on WCK responses across anticipated geographies. The Security Corps model is central to how WCK scales security capacity responsibly. The RSM builds relationships and capability within the communities WCK serves and develops local security professionals that bring language fluency, cultural knowledge, and established networks that aid WCK’s mission.. - Identify and vet local security professionals across anticipated response geographies who meet WCK's standards for experience, judgment, and mission alignment. - Develop and deliver in-region training to build Security Corps capacity, ensuring members are prepared to operate within WCK's protocols and values. - Manage Security Corps deployment on active responses, including onboarding, briefing, and performance oversight. - Contribute to the development of WCK's broader Response Security training curriculum, incorporating regional lessons and Security Corps best practices. Active-Response Leadership During activations, the RSM may transition from a preparedness role to an operational one, providing direct security leadership for responses within their area of responsibility. - Deploy within four hours' notice to a disaster area, as required, and lead security operations at field sites, ensuring the safety of employees, contractors, and WCK assets. - Provide advance security assessments and hazard mitigation recommendations to the Response Director and VP, Response Security before WCK assets or community teams arrive on location. - Manage the tactical elements of critical incidents  including medical emergencies, loss of life, and security evacuations, with the judgment and composure. - Maintain 100% accountability of all WCK personnel operating in the field through management of Journey Management Plans (JMPs), callback rosters, and traveler tracking systems. - Onboard, deploy, and manage Security Corps members, specialty security vendors, and secure transportation services for each response. - Coordinate response to safety and security incidents or emergencies, providing leadership and ensuring proper documentation and reporting. - Complete After-Action Reports immediately following safety and security incidents and following activation wind-down. - Ensure all security operations meet legal, regulatory, and company policy requirements, including compliance with international security standards.

The Regional Security Manager (RSM) Asia is WCK's dedicated security lead within the assigned area of responsibility. The RSM maintains deep, current expertise in their region, its actors, its risks, its geography, its political dynamics, and its humanitarian landscape,  and applies that expertise to enable safe, rapid response to disaster-affected communities worldwide. The RSM operates with calm and composure in crisis situations, makes sound decisions under pressure, coaches peers, and advises senior leaders on hazards and risk mitigation strategies. The role is both a standing preparedness function and an active operational leadership position during responses. The RSM's work spans three interconnected imperatives: - Sustain 24/7 Global Response, ensuring continuous, time zone-aligned security coverage in WCK's most operationally active regions so the organization can respond anywhere, at any time, without over-reliance on emergency workarounds. - Reduce Operational Friction, embedding subject-matter expertise within the region it serves, enabling faster security assessments, clearer decisions, and fewer delays during active responses. - Scale Through Community, building and managing a Security Corps: a network of vetted local security professionals comprising the Security Corps who extend WCK's response capacity without requiring full-time headcount for every geography. Preferred Location(s): ASEAN - Must live within one (1) hour of an international airport. - Indonesia - Malaysia - Singapore - Thailand Regional Expertise The RSM is expected to develop and maintain a living, current understanding of the security environment across Asia and Oceania (excluding the Middle East). It requires continuous engagement with regional context, proactive monitoring of emerging threats, and anticipatory planning for areas where WCK is likely to deploy — even before a crisis materializes. - Build and maintain relationships with NGO security counterparts, and local civil society organizations operating in the same geography,  enabling timely, high-quality information sharing when a response is activated. - Develop pre-response contingency assessments for areas with elevated likelihood of WCK deployment, so the team is never starting from zero when a crisis strikes. - Serve as WCK's institutional knowledge base for security conditions within the region, informing go/no-go decisions, response modalities, and acceptable risk thresholds. - Conduct regular security assessments and audits of field locations, ground transportation options, hotels and lodging, and other WCK activities to identify potential vulnerabilities and recommend mitigations. Security Corps Development A defining responsibility of the RSM is the identification, development, and management of a regional Security Corps — a network of trusted, vetted local security professionals who can augment or lead security functions on WCK responses across anticipated geographies. The Security Corps model is central to how WCK scales security capacity responsibly. The RSM builds relationships and capability within the communities WCK serves and develops local security professionals that bring language fluency, cultural knowledge, and established networks that aid WCK’s mission.. - Identify and vet local security professionals across anticipated response geographies who meet WCK's standards for experience, judgment, and mission alignment. - Develop and deliver in-region training to build Security Corps capacity, ensuring members are prepared to operate within WCK's protocols and values. - Manage Security Corps deployment on active responses, including onboarding, briefing, and performance oversight. - Contribute to the development of WCK's broader Response Security training curriculum, incorporating regional lessons and Security Corps best practices. Active-Response Leadership During activations, the RSM may transition from a preparedness role to an operational one, providing direct security leadership for responses within their area of responsibility. - Deploy within four hours' notice to a disaster area, as required, and lead security operations at field sites, ensuring the safety of employees, contractors, and WCK assets. - Provide advance security assessments and hazard mitigation recommendations to the Response Director and VP, Response Security before WCK assets or community teams arrive on location. - Manage the tactical elements of critical incidents  including medical emergencies, loss of life, and security evacuations, with the judgment and composure. - Maintain 100% accountability of all WCK personnel operating in the field through management of Journey Management Plans (JMPs), callback rosters, and traveler tracking systems. - Onboard, deploy, and manage Security Corps members, specialty security vendors, and secure transportation services for each response. - Coordinate response to safety and security incidents or emergencies, providing leadership and ensuring proper documentation and reporting. - Complete After-Action Reports immediately following safety and security incidents and following activation wind-down. - Ensure all security operations meet legal, regulatory, and company policy requirements, including compliance with international security standards.