Executive Vice President And Provost Berklee College of MusicExecutive Vice President And ProvostBoston, MA$385,000–$425,000 / yearOperational Excellence: Experienced administrative leader and operator, with the ability to lead, develop diverse teams, and optimize a complex, multi-location global operation of the size and scale of Berklee in ways that deliver a market- leading student experience, move at a market-leading pace, motivate and retain exceptional talent, and deliver top-quartile efficiency and effectiveness in higher education. Across Boston campus venues such as the Berklee Performance Center, Red Room at Cafe 939, and the Boston Conservatory Theater, and at its institutional hubs in Valencia and Abu Dhabi, Berklee creates opportunities to experience just about any genre or style of performance imaginable, produced by exciting emerging artists and world -class talents - the students, faculty, alumni, neighbors, and distinguished visiting artists who step onto Berklee stages every night.
Executive Director, Colleague Experience Integration CVS HealthExecutive Director, Colleague Experience IntegrationWoonsocket, Rhode IslandThe Executive Director of Colleague Experience Integration will lead a team to develop enterprise-wide and/or cross-functional solutions to address business problems, resulting in initiatives that significantly impact colleague experience strategy, enabling the enterprise to be competitive in the marketplace and effectively serve its customers while driving a positive colleague experience. Communicates strategically with senior managers and stakeholders to ensure the plans, implementation, and execution of the Colleague Experience COE are delivering improved work environments, more engaged colleagues and business success through better HR.
Executive Director, Brand Lead U.S. NF1-PN Marketing SpringWorks TherapeuticsExecutive Director, Brand Lead U.S. NF1-PN MarketingBoston, MA$243,000–$373,000 / yearLead cross-functional team to successfully develop and execute an annual integrated product plan, including direct alignment to forecast achievement, robust budgets, prioritization of appropriate tactics, and a strong KPI measurement plan with key stakeholders that drives differentiated and compelling value to market segments. Develop a deep understanding of disease state, market dynamics, unmet needs, and brand/competitive data to lead the development and evolution of market shaping and brand building initiatives; Provide thought leadership for market and therapeutic area understanding across all the levels of organization.
Executive Assistant Wiley Tech Recruiting FirmExecutive AssistantBoston, MassachusettsPerform office-related duties such as maintaining departmental files, manuals, and records; picking up mail, categorizing and delivering mail, storing and distributing office supplies, handling faxes, scanning, filing, photocopying, collating materials, maintaining the update of policy manuals, etc. Minimum of Three (3) years of experience as an Executive Assistant supporting C-Suite executives, demonstrating progressively more responsible roles with high proficiency using Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint).
Executive Director, Jack Satter House Hebrew Rehabilitation CenterExecutive Director, Jack Satter HouseRevere, Massachusetts$166,319–$299,374 / yearTeamwork and Collaboration: Works effectively within a team, group and across the organization and accomplishes tasks and desired results while behaving constructively as opposed to separately and competitively. In partnership with the EVP, Senior Living, develops long-range objectives and strategies for the community including the development of the annual operating budget, including census, payroll, staffing and capital forecasts as well as growth opportunities.
NewExecutive Medical Director, Cardiorenal Eli Lilly and CompanyExecutive Medical Director, CardiorenalBoston, MA$243,000–$356,400 / yearCollaborate with the Preclinical groups, Clinical Pharmacology, Health Outcomes and New Product Planning in the development and maintenance of Draft Launch Labels and Value Propositions that address key customer needs (patient, provider, and payer); are consistent with known biological characteristics and effects of the molecule; consider all appropriate clinical strategies, development plans and study protocol designs. The Executive Director; leveraging her/his scientific training, clinical expertise, and relevant experience; will work with preclinical teams to develop sound preclinical strategies to progress molecules to first-in-human trials and develop sound clinical development strategies and trials across all phases of development consistent with best clinical practices.
Chief Advancement & Executive Director of the College Foundation Bunker Hill Community CollegeChief Advancement & Executive Director of the College FoundationBoston, MA$160,000–$190,000 / yearDirect all aspects of the Advancement Office, including supervision of the Senior Director of Operations and Donor Services and Associate Director of Stewardship, Donor Engagement and Operations. Demonstrated capacity to serve as a senior institutional leader reporting to a president or chief executive, exercising sound judgment, discretion, and accountability.
Executive Director, Global Regulatory Affairs AVEO OncologyExecutive Director, Global Regulatory AffairsBoston, MAThe Executive Director, Global Regulatory Affairs will provide strategic and operational leadership for global regulatory activities across the company’s oncology portfolio and will be accountable for the development and execution of integrated global regulatory strategies across the full product lifecycle, from early clinical development through registration, commercialization, and post approval lifecycle management. · Ensure the preparation, review, and approval of high quality regulatory submissions and related documentation, including but not limited to INDs/CTAs, scientific advice packages, orphan drug applications, PIPs/PSPs, BLAs/MAAs, labeling strategy and negotiations, responses to regulatory questions, and post approval commitments.
Sr. Executive Assistant Brigham and Women's HospitalSr. Executive AssistantBoston, MA$27.95–$40.70 / hourThe Senior Executive Assistant serves as a trusted partner to the Executive Director of Central Sterile Processing & Supply (CSPS) and the CSPS leadership team, providing comprehensive executive, operational, and administrative support across a complex, multi-site healthcare environment. This highly visible and influential support role is responsible for helping leaders operate effectively by coordinating priorities, facilitating communication and follow-through, managing information flow, and supporting strategic initiatives across multiple hospitals and departments.
Sr. Executive Assistant Mass General BrighamSr. Executive AssistantBoston, MassachusettsThe Senior Executive Assistant serves as a trusted partner to the Executive Director of Central Sterile Processing & Supply (CSPS) and the CSPS leadership team, providing comprehensive executive, operational, and administrative support across a complex, multi-site healthcare environment. This highly visible and influential support role is responsible for helping leaders operate effectively by coordinating priorities, facilitating communication and follow-through, managing information flow, and supporting strategic initiatives across multiple hospitals and departments.
Executive Director Quality, Cell & Gene Therapy Vertex Pharmaceuticals, IncExecutive Director Quality, Cell & Gene TherapyBoston, MA$244,800–$367,200 / yearThe role is accountable for ensuring quality readiness from early development through commercialization while building scalable, inspection-ready quality capabilities across internal manufacturing sites and external partner networks. Lead the CGT quality team to continuously manage, assess and drive operational excellence & compliance drug product manufacture of internal manufacturing sites as well as oversight of external partners.
Executive Director, Philanthropy, BID Needham Hospital Beth Israel Lahey HealthExecutive Director, Philanthropy, BID Needham HospitalNeedham, Massachusetts$149,989–$215,000 / yearAs member of the Community Hospital Division, the ED will help develop, articulate, and execute the strategic direction of the major gifts program, with a particular focus on securing six- and seven-figure commitments from individuals, to meet the current and future needs of the organization. 9.May also be responsible for defining fundraising projects and/or priority clinical or specialty areas that may include working closely with Prospect Development team to develop pipelines from which to seek and secure philanthropic support.
Executive Director, Philanthropy (Metro Boston) Beth Israel Lahey HealthExecutive Director, Philanthropy (Metro Boston)Boston, Massachusetts$149,989–$215,010 / yearThis senior level Executive Director (ED) Philanthropy for BIDMC reports directly to the BIDMC Vice President, Philanthropy and will oversee a team of Philanthropy Directors and key others advancing the efforts of the BIDMC Where Extraordinary Lives Campaign, a $1.2B initiative. 4. Responsible for the training, direction, management, and evaluation of fundraising staff, including developing stretch goals with and for, providing leadership to, and managing a team of front-line fundraisers toward the successful achievement of individual and departmental fundraising goals.
Executive Medical Director, Oncology Clinical Sciences 3316 Takeda Development Center AmericasExecutive Medical Director, Oncology Clinical SciencesBoston, MassachusettsThe actual base salary offered may depend on a variety of factors, including the qualifications of the individual applicant for the position, years of relevant experience, specific and unique skills, level of education attained, certifications or other professional licenses held, and the location in which the applicant lives and/or from which they will be performing the job. OBJECTIVES: The Executive Director (ED) is responsible for ensuring ongoing review and agreement of the therapy area strategy and associated documents formulated by the Oncology Therapeutic Area Unit (OTAU) prior to their review and approval by appropriate governance committees.
Executive Director, Data & Methods (Data And Computational Sciences) Vertex Pharmaceuticals, IncExecutive Director, Data & Methods (Data And Computational Sciences)Boston, MA$270,600–$406,000 / yearThis leader will set AI and computational strategy that spans the full breadth of modern drug discovery and scientific therapeutic development; and will translate vision into scalable platforms, methods, and tools that serve every modality and measurably speed up discovery and translation, through the development of cutting-edge methods that leverage critical proprietary and public data to drive impact across our global research portfolio. Lead a multidisciplinary organization of scientists, engineers, and managers - building structure, growing other leaders, and driving organizational effectiveness as a leader of leaders.
Executive Director, Data & Methods (Data and Computational Sciences) Vertex PharmaceuticalsExecutive Director, Data & Methods (Data and Computational Sciences)Boston, Massachusetts$270,600–$406,000 / yearThis leader will set AI and computational strategy that spans the full breadth of modern drug discovery and scientific therapeutic development; and will translate vision into scalable platforms, methods, and tools that serve every modality and measurably speed up discovery and translation, through the development of cutting-edge methods that leverage critical proprietary and public data to drive impact across our global research portfolio. Lead a multidisciplinary organization of scientists, engineers, and managers — building structure, growing other leaders, and driving organizational effectiveness as a leader of leaders.
Executive Director, Regulatory Strategy, Cell & Gene Therapy Vertex PharmaceuticalsExecutive Director, Regulatory Strategy, Cell & Gene TherapyBoston, Massachusetts$268,200–$402,200 / yearLeads the development of regulatory strategy for multiple projects in development (from FIH to post marketing application stage) within the T1D portfolio, representing regulatory on the senior cross-functional teams providing strategic input and innovative regulatory solutions and guidance for complex and/or critical topics. Demonstrates excellent communication skills with ability to impact and influence decisions at all levels of the organization and ability to communicate with all levels within the company and act as liaison / representative both internally and externally.
Executive Director, Biotherapeutics Dmpk Vertex Pharmaceuticals, IncExecutive Director, Biotherapeutics DmpkBoston, MA$268,000–$402,000 / yearGeneral Summary: We are seeking an accomplished and strategic leader to serve as Executive Director, Biotherapeutics DMPK-Bioanalysis (DMPK-BA), to guide the DMPK-BA strategy for our rapidly growing Biotherapeutics portfolio that includes protein, antibody, ADC, and cell and genetic therapies. The ideal candidate will bring deep strategic and scientific expertise in DMPK-BA for one or more biotherapeutic modalities described above, have demonstrated record of people management and leadership in a direct line as well as matrixed environment, and will have the ability to influence cross-functional teams and governance bodies at Vertex.
Executive Director, Biotherapeutics DMPK Vertex PharmaceuticalsExecutive Director, Biotherapeutics DMPKBoston, Massachusetts$268,000–$402,000 / yearWe are seeking an accomplished and strategic leader to serve as Executive Director, Biotherapeutics DMPK-Bioanalysis (DMPK-BA), to guide the DMPK-BA strategy for our rapidly growing Biotherapeutics portfolio that includes protein, antibody, ADC, and cell and genetic therapies. The ideal candidate will bring deep strategic and scientific expertise in DMPK-BA for one or more biotherapeutic modalities described above, have demonstrated record of people management and leadership in a direct line as well as matrixed environment, and will have the ability to influence cross-functional teams and governance bodies at Vertex.
Vice President, Genome Technologies New York Genome CenterVice President, Genome TechnologiesNew York, NYFull timeAn internationally recognized scientific leader with an outstanding record of innovation in genomics, genome technologies, or related disciplines; Demonstrated ability to translate scientific vision into scalable, high‑throughput operations, including oversight of large‑scale sequencing production, cost optimization, and delivery against project timelines; Demonstrated success leading large multidisciplinary scientific organizations and complex collaborative research programs, including serving as PI or Co-PI on externally funded research programs (e.g., NIH grants); Established record of high-impact scientific publications; Demonstrated success developing strategic partnerships with academic institutions, government agencies, and industry; Experience managing multimillion-dollar scientific programs and operating budgets; Demonstrated ability to translate emerging technologies into scalable research platforms; Deep knowledge of next-generation sequencing technologies and genomic analysis; 10+ years of management experience with a strong commitment to developing teams; Exceptional ability to bridge scientific vision with operational execution; Strong communication, collaboration, and influencing skills across scientific and administrative stakeholders; Ability to thrive in a dynamic, evolving, and research-driven environment. Accountable for execution of sequencing operations in support of scientifically driven projects and grants; Oversees prioritization and delivery of research projects, ensuring alignment with grant commitments and scientific objectives; Drives improvements in efficiency, scalability, and quality of sequencing operations; Oversees adoption and implementation of new sequencing technologies and methodologies; Provides deep expertise in next-generation sequencing (NGS) and related technologies; Optimizes laboratory capacity, resource allocation, and operational workflows to maximize efficiency, meet project timelines, and support institutional research priorities; Partners with Finance to develop and maintain sustainable pricing and cost-recovery models for genomics services; Monitors external market trends, competitive genomics capabilities, and emerging technologies to inform strategic planning and maintain operational excellence; Negotiates strategic agreements with technology vendors, suppliers, and external partners to optimize cost, service quality, and access to innovative genomic technologies.