• Oversee all contract program management functions, including resource management across assigned projects and tasks. • Lead pre-award and post-award acquisition support activities, including acquisition strategy development, cost analysis, and market research. • Develop forecasting tools to support life cycle cost analysis, cost-benefit evaluations, and program budgeting. • Map end-to-end acquisition and contracting processes and contribute to the development of acquisition training manuals. • Oversee pre-award activities such as requirements gathering, drafting Performance Work Statements (PWS), developing Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCEs), and crafting acquisition strategies. • Support post-award tasks including contract monitoring, performance assessments, invoice review and processing, and ensuring successful contract execution. • Collaborate with government and internal stakeholders to optimize procurement processes and drive operational efficiencies.

• Oversee the entire MIPS process from communication to audit to submission • Coordinate with the regulatory quality assurance team to ensure compliance with all regulations • Educate MIPS customers on MIPS process and requirements • Conduct regular client meetings based on client needs and size • Regularly meet with the product team to relay customer feedback • Participate in the implementation to assure a seamless transition • Manage client engagement in MIPS annual audit process • Resolve support requests for clients according to product/contract SLAs

• Provide programmatic leadership to successfully plan, develop, implement, and manage a portfolio of restoration and forest resilience projects. • Facilitate collaborative efforts and manage complex funding mechanisms. • Supervise program staff and collaboratively work with NFF’s technical advisory teams and the U.S. Forest Service. • Support and supervise up to four staff by helping develop their scopes of work, provide networking and fundraising support, and professional development guidance. • Lead collaborative development of field team strategies and work plans. • Work directly with contractors, consultants, nonprofit organizations, agency partners, and/or private landowners to coordinate the on-the-ground implementation of stewardship projects. • Oversee the advertising, negotiation, and awarding of contracts for services related to project implementation. • Manage program and project budgets and reporting associated with agreements and contracts with federal, state, local governments, and contractor services. • Provide collaborative conservation expertise and facilitation support for priority regional initiatives. • Draft and revise meeting agendas and facilitation-related meeting materials. • Expand existing partnerships with local National Forest Service partners.

• Develop and implement courses for departmental program. • Develop strategies, evaluate progress, and implement policies that aid in student retention. • Monitor curricula to ensure compliance with South College standards and other accrediting bodies. • Monitor curricula to ensure uniform delivery and consistency within courses. • Assume responsibility for the logistics of course delivery including master course shells, syllabi, and textbooks. • Assign courses to full-time and adjunct faculty in accordance with South College’s “Faculty Workloads Governing Principles for Faculty”. • Manage recruitment, selection, training, evaluation, retention, and success of full-time and adjunct faculty. • Administer South College’s program for professional growth and development, in-service training, and faculty meetings for program faculty. • Monitor all online courses to ensure timely student email responses from faculty, faculty grading turnaround (72 hours), and other items necessary for successful online course administration. • Develop faculty who can deliver instruction through online learning to meet the strategic goals of South College. • Participate in program evaluations and audits and implement recommendations as requested. • Assist in program budgetary needs.