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Position Summary: Learfield is actively seeking a Partnership Solutions Coordinator to work on campus. Our Coordinators are essential to Learfield and our properties’ success. We are looking for an experienced and well‑organized Coordinator to provide the necessary support to the team. The goal is to execute partnership elements to ensure an enjoyable Game Day experience for partners and fans. If you enjoy working in a fast‑paced, dynamic team environment and have prior sales support experience, we want to meet you! Desplácese hacia abajo para obtener una visión general completa de lo que requerirá este trabajo. ¿Es usted el candidato adecuado para esta oportunidad? Essential Duties & Responsibilities • Serve as liaison between corporate partners, property staff and the Athletic Department, • Manage and track all marketing inventory for the property, • Create and deliver marketing contracts and agreements, • Assist property staff with all fulfillment needs for signage, radio, print, digital and events, • Assist the General Manager with expense reporting, invoicing, and other budgetary needs, • Assist with corporate hospitality, tickets, in‑game promotions and other activities, • Manage game program sales for select sporting events, • Manage all game day Property Assistants for select sports programs, • Work with game day Property Assistants to provide POP (Proof of Performances) for in‑venue sponsorship elements, • Prospecting for potential corporate partnersMinimum Qualifications, • Excellent communication and organizational skills, • High level of initiative, specifically in the areas of sales generation and process improvement, • Strong focus on quality of work and attention to detail, • Able to lead and motivate others, • Results‑driven; willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish the goal, • Able to develop and maintain strong relationships across many demographics, • Strong aptitude for learning; highly curious, • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint and Excel), • Must be able to work 40 hours per week including home games and select sporting eventPreferred Qualifications, • Bachelor’s degree from a four‑year college or university in business, sports administration, marketing, advertising or other related fieldBenefits, • Medical, Dental, Vision, • Health Savings Account, • Life Insurance and Other Insurance Plans, • Flexible Paid Time Off (minimum 10+ days annually), • Parental Leave, • 20 Paid Holidays, • 401(k) + Match, • Short/Long Term Disability Leave benefits are consistent with state and local laws, including the Colorado Health Families and Workplaces Act. Employment in this position with Learfield is on an at‑will basis. An employee must be able to perform the essential functions of the job satisfactorily and, if requested, reasonable accommodation may be made to enable employees with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job, absent undue hardship. Learfield is an Equal Opportunity Employer. xcskxlj We provide equal employment opportunities to applicants and employees without regard to race, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, religious practices and observances, national origin, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, status as a protected veteran or spouse/family member of a protected veteran, or disability. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Job Purpose The S.A.L.T. (Sea and Land Taste) Host/Coordinator bridges the gap between the ship’s culinary execution and guest engagement. This role blends luxury hospitality hosting, culinary storytelling, laboratory operations management, and destination integration to deliver a seamless, immersive cultural and dining experience for guests. Key Responsibilities Guest Engagement & Culinary Storytelling Mandatory Restaurant Presence: Host and conduct table rounds in the S.A.L.T. Kitchen every evening for at least two hours during dinner service. Pre-Service Prep: Attend all menu briefings 15 minutes prior to opening to master details on ingredient sourcing, preparation techniques, and regional narratives. Table Hosting: Provide warm welcomes, offer curated menu recommendations, and share the S.A.L.T. philosophy without exceeding 5 minutes per table to maintain guest comfort. Post-Service Retention: Actively promote upcoming menus, shore experiences, and program activities to departing guests. S.A.L.T. Lab & Financial Operations: Manage daily operations, cleanliness, and readiness of the S.A.L.T. Lab. Act as the primary liaison between the Chef de Cuisine, Bartender, and Kitchen Stewards. Oversee inventory control, ordering processes via onboard systems (Fidelio), breakage reporting, and equipment maintenance. Coordinate recipe and program collateral distribution with the Media and Broadcast teams. Shore Experiences & Destination Integration: Escort, support, and serve as an auxiliary host during S.A.L.T. culinary shore excursions. Collaborate with the Shore Concierge to actively promote destination-based culinary experiences. Compliance, Safety & Leadership Maintain absolute compliance with USPH (United States Public Health) standards and sanitation regulations. Collaborate with the Cruise Director, Executive Chef, and F&B leadership to align programming with the ships daily schedule. Participate in all mandatory ship safety drills, environmental compliance training, and emergency duties. Qualifications & Requirements Certifications: Valid STCW 95 certification; must be physically and medically fit for sea duty. Culinary Background: Professional kitchen training or culinary education experience; recipe testing and development experience is highly valued. Soft Skills: Strong public speaking, presentation skills, and the ability to confidently convey complex culinary narratives. Administrative Skills: Experience with budget management, inventory control, cost-control systems, and proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Onboard systems experience (Fidelio) is preferred. Experience: Prior experience conducting cooking demonstrations is preferred. Strong worldwide destination and culinary culture knowledge is required. Traits: High moral integrity, discretion, and a commitment to luxury hospitality standards.

Territory includes but not limited to: All of EU countries as needed The Regional Medical Director (RMD) is an integral member of the metabolic/obesity clinical sciences group, who assists and extends Clinical Sciences across the metabolic portfolio on assigned studies at the regional level . Duties and Responsibilitie s: Site engagement and training o A cadence of touchpoints with sites on a regular basis o Meeting with sites and presenting at PSVs, SIVs o Retraining as needed (e.g., due to amendments) Recruitment issues o Site identification/recruitment: Meeting with potential sites, in collaboration with CTL, to discuss the program/assess of their interest o Patient recruitment issues (ongoing oversight): Meeting with sites, in collaboration with CTL, to help understand the hurdles with recruitment at their site and trouble shooting Answering questions from sites o Helping address site medical/clinical questions as a first line for those questions that are straightforward or previously addressed or to help coordinate a response with the Medical Director for those that are not straightforward/new  This includes referencing and updating the FAQ, as applicable  Medical Director should always be copied on the email correspondence for oversight Assisting with eligibility assessments o Help perform eligibility checks or address urgent eligibility questions prior to randomization Assisting with query closure o Helping site understand what is needed to close a medical query if there is a misunderstanding from the site regarding what is needed  Feedback should also be provided to the study team if the query text could be improved for clarity o Helping ensure that the information that we must have to describe a safety event is sufficient, including:  Ensuring that all information has been gathered as expected (i.e., the site has taken all reasonable steps to obtain the information, etc.) in collaboration with the CRA, if additional support is needed during escalation process  Ensure that all questions have been answered/follow-up assessments have been done  This may include requesting additional assessments for a complete evaluation/specialist consultation, etc. Protocol Deviations o In collaboration with the CTL, retrain the site, to prevent future deviations/address any misunderstandings by the site Retention issues o Helping to ensure that the site has followed up with patients in the event of lost to follow-up / all appropriate steps have been taken (in collaboration with the CTL) and that any protocol specific requirements have been met Missing assessments o For instance, in PNH studies, help to ensure that all LDH values that are not done/unable to be performed are rapidly chased to ensure a repeat is done as quickly as possible, in collaboration with the CRA/CTL o For other studies, may require help in working with site to obtain any key missing assessments (eg, images, PK samples, biomarker samples), in collaboration with the CRA/CTL Laboratory reference range o In collaboration with the CRA, ensure that the laboratory reference ranges are provided for local laboratory data Site issues o Discussion with the sites for any potential quality issues /concerns requiring physician to physician discussion (first line)  The global medical director can be pulled in if the issue cannot be easily resolved Attend CSTs, if possible Weekly meetings with medical director (if possible) or weekly communication with medical director, at a minimum May provide clinical assistance and feedback on PI interest in proposed studies at the local level Qualifications and Experienc e: MD PhD, or PharmD ; MD strongly preferred 8+ years of industry clinical development experience Expertise in clinical trials and clinical development Strong understanding of the Metabolic/Obesity clinical research landscape and implementation and conduct of these clinical trials Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain excellent working relationships with both internal stakeholders and study investigators and site staff Demonstrated ability to work well in cross functional and geographically diverse teams Ability to communicate and work independently with scientific/technical personnel with excellent oral presentation skills Ability to think critically, and demonstrated troubleshooting and problem-solving skills Excellent initiative and judgment, and demonstrated ability to positively represent Regeneron in a compliant manner Cross cultural awareness and fluent in the local language of primary country assignment in addition to English Computer skills including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint A willingness to travel up to 65%, which may include local, regional and international travel Valid driver’s license