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• Partner closely with the COO to define, prioritize, and execute goals and initiatives.
• Drive alignment across departments (e.g., Operations, Finance, HR, Product, Technology).
• Identify opportunities to improve operational efficiency, scalability, and clarity.

Inspiren offers a complete and connected ecosystem in senior living. Founded by a former Green Beret turned cardiothoracic nurse, they merge compassionate care and technology, bringing peace of mind to residents, families, and staff.

• Act as an executive partner, driving alignment and execution on behalf of the President.
• Lead important projects to completion, bridging gaps between strategy and execution.
• Provide analysis and context to help executives make faster, better-informed decisions.

Experian has evolved into a global tech company in data and analytics that unlocks the power of data to transform lives and create opportunities.

Drive strategic alignment within the Revenue Organization. Operationalize the CRO’s priorities and ensure execution. Elevate business performance storytelling for leadership and the Board.

Attentive is the AI marketing platform for 1:1 personalization redefining the way brands and people connect.

• Drive operational excellence, cross-functional alignment, and execution of high-impact initiatives.
• Act as a trusted advisor, thought partner, and operational backbone for the GVP and leadership team.
• Lead critical planning processes, drive strategic initiatives, and bridge communication gaps.

ServiceNow, founded in 2004, is a global market leader providing AI-enhanced technology. Their intelligent cloud-based platform connects people, systems, and processes, empowering organizations to work smarter, faster, and better; serving over 8,100 customers including 85% of the Fortune 500®.

Drive high-impact projects that support strategic priorities, turn insights into action, improve business performance, and partner with senior management teams.

Brightwheel supports teachers, engages parents, and enables the small businesses that make up the $175 billion early education industry.