• The primary objective of a Director of Conservation Operations (DCO) is to deliver the NWTF’s mission at the region, state and local level via landscape-scale conservation delivery. • This is accomplished by working in partnership with other NWTF staff, NWTF volunteers and chapters, state and federal agencies and corporate partners. • The work of the Director of Conservation Operations should result in improved investment of NWTF funds through quality program & project development and selection, along with assisting with the development of funding support. • In addition, it is imperative the DCO is familiar with regional conservation priorities and develop a work plan accordingly. • Directors of Conservation Operations supervise district biologists and other staff in their respective regions. • They may also supervise term-limited wildlife biologists and foresters as needed. • They help develop annual work plans and monitor progress through regular check-ins and annual evaluations for all staff under their direct supervision. • The DCO plays an active role in mentoring and training field staff, answering programmatic and procedural questions, and reviewing and analyzing accomplishment reports to ensure each direct report represents the NWTF in a knowledgeable and professional manner. • Additionally, the DCO serves as the lead for state policy work within their respective Region and serve to link the Region to the National level on state policy matters.

• Responsible for establishing, streamlining, and managing processes, procedures and programs related to escrow operations and support functions. • Manage and lead teams who perform a wide range of duties related to escrow operations. • Manage processes and policies. • Partners with and acts as a liaison between groups to ensure that compliance, policy adherence, production goals, and timelines are met. • Ensures employee conformance to established practices and proper training of staff. • Typically manages production roles but may act as a functional manager with no direct reports. • May have some administrative management duties; does not have Branch Management oversight. • May support residential and/or commercial transactions. • Provides input to operational plans and works with Senior Management to ensure that plans are integrated with broader strategies. • Acts as a liaison with Escrow/Branch managers and leaders of other functions/operations/business units and provides feedback and resolution on escalated issues, process issues/changes and results. • Coordinate and monitor efforts between groups. • Represents escrow’s involvement with changes to processes. • In smaller operations, may be a hybrid role with Escrow and Title staff members reporting in. • Writes and conducts employee performance reviews and provides ongoing performance feedback through coaching. • Identifies training needs for subordinates. • Makes hiring and compensation recommendations. • May get input from management.

• Act as the primary communication bridge between investors, geologists, clients, and senior leadership • Develop a strong understanding of ongoing projects, operational priorities, and stakeholder expectations • Provide accurate feedback and insights to leadership to support decision-making • Manage and coordinate schedules, communications, and documentation across multiple stakeholders • Support executive leadership with high-level PA and administrative tasks • Ensure stakeholders are kept informed, aligned, and confident in project progress • Assist with process improvements and operational organisation as the business scales • Support the onboarding, training, and management of team members as the organisation grows

• Lead the critical infrastructure that powers Medicare Stars performance. • Oversee three primary pillars: Data Management, External Stars Reporting, and Stars Analytics. • Ensure that Stars data is ingested accurately, reported transparently to leadership, and reconciled against payer data to ensure no gap goes unclosed. • Direct the end-to-end lifecycle of core Stars data sets. • Oversee data ingestion processes, User Acceptance Testing (UAT), and the tracking of bugs or system escalations. • Ensure the integrity and availability of 'source of truth' data for all Stars-related initiatives. • Lead team of analysts in forecasting models that project Oak Street’s performance in various CMS Stars measures. • Regularly analyze performance data to identify areas for improvement and recommend strategies to enhance ratings. • Prepare clear and concise reports, dashboards, and presentations to communicate performance metrics, trends, and recommendations to senior leadership.