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relying on long-term philanthropic investment. Our idea leverages existing technology to <br />provide an integrated network of on-demand transportation options. We will quantify savings <br />for employers due to reduced turnover and increased employee productivity, incentivizing <br />them to fund the program. <br /> <br />It is now time to take the pilot program and develop a plan for sustainability and scale without <br />relying on the C <br />primary role will be to incubate and accelerate the idea to the point where a clear path has <br />been developed for an independently sustainable entity. <br /> <br />By providing transportation as a benefit for employees, South Bend will build a stronger, more <br />resilient local economy. <br /> <br />About the Role <br /> <br />The Founding Director will work closely with the Departments of Innovation & Technology and <br />Community Investment at the City of South Bend to develop the next phase of the <br />Transportation-as-a-Benefit program (TaaB). This individual will lead visioning and <br />relationship building with local, regional, and national partners to support an integrated suite <br />of transportation options. The Founding Director will also lead coalition building among <br />employers to make TaaB available to increasing numbers of South Bend residents. The goal <br />is to build momentum to show TaaB has significant uptake and a viable business model, <br />leading to the opportunity to build a separate entrepreneurial venture around the service. <br /> <br />The Founding Director will be responsible for developing and implementing the next phase of <br />the TaaB program. The Founding Director will evaluate industry best practices to develop and <br />execute a program implementation plan and set ambitious metrics to define and evaluate <br />success. The Founding Director will outline and manage a million-dollar plus budget and <br />pursue outside funding to ensure the sustainability of the program. <br /> <br />A successful candidate will have experience in rapid, iterative program design and a proven <br />ability to think innovatively. The Founding Director must demonstrate the ability to thoughtfully <br />communicate with and respectfully engage diverse stakeholders and the public around a <br />shared vision for achieving results. Furthermore, this individual must be comfortable <br />interpreting data analysis & visualization and using these tools to communicate program <br />outcomes to diverse audiences. <br /> <br />ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES <br /> <br />This list represents the types of duties required by this position, but should not be <br />interpreted as comprehensive: <br /> <br /> <br />8 of 9 <br /> <br /> <br />
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