• Lead the scoping, evaluation, and commercial shaping of sub-studies following internal process, acting as a key partner to the commercial team during proposal and contracting stages. • Execution and management of sub-studies including sponsor relations, acting as the senior point of contact for escalations, contract renewals and expansions, and identifying opportunities to grow the account. • Utilize internal project management tools and methodologies to effectively plan, track, and report on programme progress, milestones, and deliverables. • Own programme-level budget accountability in collaboration with Finance partner, including forecasting, margin awareness, and early identification of commercial risks and opportunities. • Proactively identify, communicate, and mitigate risks and issues, collaborating closely with internal teams to develop effective strategies. Act as the escalation point for programme-level risks, exercising judgement on when to escalate to leadership and leading cross-functional resolution. • Build and manage relationships with external clients at a senior level, ensuring their needs and expectations are met, communication is consistent, and their direction is reflected across the project. Lead sponsor-facing governance (steering committees, quarterly business reviews), setting the agenda and narrative. • Collaborate with technical product and engineering teams to identify technology solutions in service of the Cohort(s) and sub-studies. Shape the technology roadmap conversation by translating project needs into prioritised requirements, and oversee documentation of requirements and end-user testing. • Ensure strict compliance with data privacy regulations and maintain the security of Protected Health Information (PHI). • Demonstrate outstanding interpersonal skills to establish and maintain rapport with diverse groups of stakeholders — internal and external. • Oversee internal reporting of Cohort(s) and sub-study progress, and represent the programme function in cross-functional forums, contributing to strategic planning, capacity planning, and prioritisation decisions. • Ensure regulatory requirements are met across all geographies. • Management of the programme core and wider teams to ensure effective and efficient management of all work in relation to the Cohort(s). • Mentor and support the development of more junior team members, including reviewing their programme plans and deliverables. • Contribute to the development and continuous improvement of research delivery, and programme management processes, tools, templates, and best practice across the function. • Deputise for the VP of Operations / programme leadership as required.

Role Description As a key member of the Direct Travel Meeting & Events team, the Event Program Manager will be responsible for providing support in documentation, procurement, and sourcing areas including, but not limited to: - Meeting logistics - Vendor negotiations - Payment reconciliation - Data entry into the CVENT meetings management tool - Management of purchase order/contract processing/invoicing This role will work closely with clients and a team of program managers and report to the team operations manager. - Consults with client to determine goals, needs, objectives, and expectations of the program - Provides support as needed for meetings requests as program lead overseeing all logistical aspects of program from end to end - Remains current and knowledgeable about the industry to provide the client with innovative and compelling concepts - Track and manage event spend and reporting through working budgets - Manage requests for events: vendor set up, payment/contract status, credit card authorizations, and venue sourcing - Review and negotiate contracts in preparation for legal review and signature - Work with suppliers to negotiate and accept addendum terms and conditions - Manage food and beverage, audiovisual, ground transportation, activity and offsite requests as liaison on client behalf - Oversee all technical requirements including website registration, mobile apps and surveys as required per program goals - Reconcile event costs and process check requests, credit card transactions, and other payments as needed - Work with internal contacts to follow up with approvals needed with contracts/requisitions - Provide insight and recommendations into best practices for management of the CVENT reporting and data management tool This is not necessarily an exhaustive list of responsibilities, skills, duties, requirements, or efforts associated with the position. Qualifications - College degree preferred - Minimum of (5) years of experience in event planning/operations and travel - CVENT experience (minimum 2 years) - Quick learner - gets up to speed on systems/processes - Experience with client invoicing, vendor payments, and company credit card reconciliation - Highly skilled in time management to facilitate involvement in multiple projects - Possess strong verbal and written communication skills - Proficiency in Microsoft Suite, Google Suite, Adobe, Teams - Knowledgeable in video conferencing platforms such as Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, One Drive, Zoom and other collaboration tools - Professional manner and appearance - Demonstrates the ability to think critically and strategically to anticipate opportunities and challenges - Be able to actively listen, have the capability to instill confidence in clients and colleagues, and present information with confidence - Must be able to take direction and work well with others - Must be able to concentrate and perform accurately while meeting applicable productivity measures - Must be able to manage changes proactively and manage tasks as assigned - Must be able to lawfully work within the US and have unrestricted work authorization for US - CMP or other Industry Certification - Prior experience working for a TMC - Strategic thinker Requirements - Ability and willingness to work extended workdays and possible weekends - Accessible during acceptable working hours identified per project/program - Travel expectations – potential of 10-15% or more of time annually - Frequent use of a computer and other office equipment - Ability to lift 20 lbs. - Frequent sitting, standing, and walking - Ability to work remotely in a professional environment using collaborative tools to engage with team members and clients regularly

Role Description Senior Review Program Managers are attorneys with extensive document review project management experience who serve as a central point of contact with counsel, client, and internal Lighthouse stakeholders on projects requiring managed review. The role focuses on: - Advising on review project planning and workflow strategy. - Leveraging technology, analytics, and other Lighthouse consultative services to reduce data from linear review. - Optimizing workflows and incorporating appropriate technology to improve the speed and accuracy of eyes-on review. - Providing high-level oversight and management of the work conducted by project managers and review teams. - Promoting a tech-forward approach to drive down review volumes and increase quality and efficiency. - Leading complex projects spanning multiple jurisdictions and global matters. - Advising clients on the development of enterprise review standards and driving adoption across matters. Qualifications - Eight+ years of experience as a document review manager with review provider or law firm. - Experience leading complex multi-jurisdictional and global matters. - Aptitude for building trust and successful client relationships. - Attorney, active and in good standing in any US jurisdiction. - Strong leadership and ability to delegate tasks effectively. - Self-starter with strong sense of ownership and commitment to client satisfaction. - Knowledge of litigation discovery process and objectives. - Ability to incorporate TAR and other analytics effectively into review workflows. - Excellent written and oral communication skills suited to a client-facing role. - Proficiency as an end user in Relativity or comparable platform. - Experience planning and managing reviews for MDLs or HSR Second Requests preferred. Requirements - Consult with client/counsel to design, implement, and supervise execution of matter-specific review plans. - Manage and drive successful outcomes of document review projects. - Recommend and drive best practices in review as a trusted advisor. - Encourage adoption of beneficial AI/Analytics/linguistic offerings. - Lead client/counsel conversations to address competing priorities. - Engage with sales and client success teams for project budgets and ROI assessments. - Determine appropriate project staffing levels and manage staffing partner. - Provide daily status reports to case teams and compile end of project summary. - Advise on development of client enterprise-level review standards. - Train and develop protocols for Review Managers. - Participate in company initiatives and team process improvement initiatives. Benefits - Comprehensive quality benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and a 401k with company match. - Company paid benefits including Life & AD&D, short and long-term disability, telemedicine, and wellness plans. - Generous Flexible PTO program and paid volunteer days. - Participation in voluntary insurance plans including accident, hospitalization, and critical illness plans. - Eligibility to participate in an annual bonus or incentive program.

Role Description CLJ Consulting and Contracting, LLC is seeking qualified candidates for an anticipated Program Manager/Senior Contract Specialist opportunity supporting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Office of Acquisition Services (OAS). This position is contingent upon contract award. The ideal candidate will possess the education, experience, and technical expertise outlined below and thrive in a collaborative, mission-focused environment. The Program Manager / Senior Contract Specialist is responsible for leading acquisition support services while managing day-to-day contract operations and contractor personnel. This role oversees complex cradle-to-grave federal acquisitions, ensures compliance with federal acquisition regulations, and provides strategic guidance to support the CDC's mission. Experience with using Integrated Contract Expert (ICE) is highly desirable. Candidates must reside within the United States, and occasional travel may be required to support customer meetings, program activities, training, or other business needs. The ideal candidate is an experienced acquisition professional who thrives in a collaborative, fast-paced environment and is committed to delivering high-quality customer service and operational excellence. - Serve as the Program Manager and primary point of contact for the Government, ensuring successful contract performance and customer satisfaction. - Lead, supervise, and support contractor personnel, including staffing, work assignments, performance management, and day-to-day operations. - Manage cradle-to-grave federal acquisition activities for a wide range of procurement actions. - Conduct acquisition planning, market research, and procurement strategy development. - Prepare, review, and maintain acquisition documentation, including acquisition plans, solicitations, determinations and findings, award documents, contract modifications, and related procurement documentation. - Support proposal evaluations, negotiations, source selections, contract awards, and post-award administration activities. - Maintain complete electronic contract files and prepare required reports, metrics, and status updates. - Lead customer meetings and provide regular communication regarding contract performance and acquisition activities. - Ensure compliance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), HHSAR, agency policies, and acquisition best practices. - Perform other duties as assigned in support of program objectives. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree - Minimum seven (7) years of experience in program management, federal contracting, acquisition planning, or a combination of these disciplines - Current or previous FAC-C certification (or civilian equivalent) maintained for a minimum of five (5) years - Demonstrated experience managing cradle-to-grave federal acquisitions - Strong knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), acquisition planning, contract administration, source selection, market research, and contract modifications - Excellent written, verbal, organizational, and interpersonal communication skills Requirements - Experience using Integrated Contract Expert (ICE) – highly desirable - Experience supporting the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), or other civilian federal agencies - Experience supervising acquisition professionals - Experience using electronic contract writing systems - Ability to manage multiple concurrent acquisition actions in a fast-paced environment Benefits - Full-Time employment - Remote work location (U.S.) - Salary range: $48 - $50 per hour - Work schedule: Monday-Friday - Travel for badging and fingerprints may be required