Program Manager, Health Care, AI, Partnerships & Product Solutions for Sustainable Food Systems

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? The posting includes Overview (intro), Background, Responsibilities (with sub-sections), Qualifications (Education, Professional Experience, Technical Competencies, Leadership & Systems Skills), Compensation & Benefits (salary range, benefits). Also maybe "Overview" could be considered "About the role". The instruction: use

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  or drop it. Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. IMPORTANT: include a section ONLY when the posting has real, specific content for it — never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text (e.g. "commensurate with experience", "not specified", "N/A", "varies", "TBD") and never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them. Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. We need to decide which sections to include. The posting includes Overview (intro), Background (maybe part of About the role), Responsibilities (with sub-sections), Qualifications (Education, Professional Experience, Technical Competencies, Leadership & Systems Skills), Compensation & Benefits (salary range, benefits). Also maybe "Skills" could be part of Technical Competencies. But we can combine. We must not create sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". The posting says "Salary minimum to the midpoint of the range is $76,800.00 to $110,000.00. Pay is commensurate with experience; geographic differentials may apply to the pay range. The American Heart Association reserves the right to pay more or less than the posted range." That's specific salary range, so we can include a Pay section with that info. Benefits: they list benefits: medical, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, retirement program with employer match and automatic contribution, employee assistance program, employee wellness program, telemedicine, medical consultation. That's specific, so Benefits section. Schedule: not mentioned, so omit. We need to avoid duplication: The Overview includes some fluff about mission, but we can keep as prose under About the role. Background: maybe part of About the role as well. Could combine Overview and Background into About the role section. Responsibilities: we have sub-sections: Funding, Revenue & Strategic Partnerships; Product Development & Translation; AI & Data-Enabled Innovation. Each has bullet-like sentences. We can turn each bullet into

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      About the role

      Overview paragraph(s) + Background paragraph(s). Combine.

      Responsibilities

      • ... (Funding, Revenue & Strategic Partnerships bullet points)
      • ... (Product Development & Translation bullet points)
      • ... (AI & Data-Enabled Innovation bullet points)
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      • for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. So we can treat each duty as a list item. Could combine multiple sentences into one li if they belong to same duty. Better to split each distinct duty. Let's extract duties: From Responsibilities paragraph before sub-sections: "The Program Manager, AI, Partnerships & Product Solutions advances the translation and growth of Sustainable Food Systems @ Heart and the Periodic Table of Food Initiative (PTFI)® by developing opportunities that connect scientific capabilities, data, and innovation with funding, partnerships, practical applications, and business opportunities. Reporting to the Senior Lead for Product Innovation and Engagement, this role helps move strategic opportunities from concept toward implementation by securing resources, engaging external partners, and supporting the development of products and solutions with potential for impact, scale, and revenue generation. The Program Manager works across internal teams and external collaborators to identify and develop opportunities that advance the application of PTFI science and data across food, nutrition, and health. The role contributes to fundraising and revenue development through grant proposals, corporate engagement, and other strategic partnerships, while also supporting product development within the American Heart Association and with external partners. This includes assessing opportunities, developing proposals and concepts, coordinating cross-functional activities, and helping translate scientific and stakeholder needs into actionable product and partnership strategies. Data and artificial intelligence are central to the translation strategy of Sustainable Food Systems @ Heart and PTFI, enabling scientific knowledge and data to be transformed into actionable products, tools, and solutions for food and health. The Program Manager brings strong knowledge of AI and emerging technologies to support development of these applications, working cross-functionally with the PTFI team and across scientific, technical, product, and business teams to identify opportunities, translate needs into product requirements, coordinate expertise, and support the responsible and effective use of data and AI. The Program Manager serves as a cross-functional connector across Sustainable Food Systems @ Heart, the PTFI, and external partners, helping align resources, relationships, scientific and technological assets, and business strategy to advance innovative solutions for food and health." That's a lot; we can break into logical duties: - Advances translation and growth of Sustainable Food Systems @ Heart and PTFI by developing opportunities connecting scientific capabilities, data, innovation with funding, partnerships, practical applications, business opportunities. - Reports to Senior Lead for Product Innovation and Engagement; helps move strategic opportunities from concept to implementation by securing resources, engaging external partners, supporting development of products/solutions with impact, scale, revenue generation. - Works across internal teams and external collaborators to identify and develop opportunities advancing PTFI science/data application across food, nutrition, health. - Contributes to fundraising and revenue development via grant proposals, corporate engagement, strategic partnerships; supports product development within AHA and with external partners. - Assesses opportunities, develops proposals and concepts, coordinates cross-functional activities, translates scientific/stakeholder needs into actionable product/partnership strategies. - Leverages data and AI central to translation strategy; brings strong knowledge of AI/emerging tech to support development of applications, works cross-functionally to identify opportunities, translate needs into product requirements, coordinate expertise, support responsible/effective use of data and AI. - Serves as cross-functional connector across Sustainable Food Systems @ Heart, PTFI, external partners, aligning resources, relationships, scientific/technological assets, business strategy to advance innovative solutions for food and health. Then sub-sections: Funding, Revenue & Strategic Partnerships: - Identify and develop funding and revenue opportunities aligned with Sustainable Food Systems @ Heart priorities. - Develop grant proposals, concept notes, presentations, and other materials for philanthropic, corporate, and other prospective funders and partners. - Support cultivation and engagement of corporate and other strategic partners to advance funding, collaboration, and product opportunities. - Assess prospective opportunities for alignment with scientific priorities, organizational capabilities, impact, and potential for sustainability and scale. - Coordinate cross-functional input into proposals and partnership opportunities, including development of scopes, budgets, deliverables, and supporting materials. - Contribute to development of new approaches for generating sustainable funding and revenue from PTFI science, data, products, and capabilities. - Support partner stewardship, reporting, and communications for funded initiatives and strategic collaborations. Product Development & Translation: - Support development of products, tools, and solutions that translate PTFI science, data, and Sustainable Food Systems @ Heart capabilities into practical applications across food, nutrition, and health. - Work cross-functionally with the PTFI team and other internal stakeholders to identify and assess opportunities for new products and applications. - Support product development from early concept through implementation, including development of use cases, requirements, workplans, and pathways to scale and monetization. - Translate scientific capabilities, stakeholder needs, and market opportunities into actionable product concepts and development requirements. - Coordinate internal and external contributors supporting product development, including scientific, technical, product, business, and other subject matter experts. - Support products developed internally by the American Heart Association as well as those advanced in collaboration with external partners. - Contribute to assessment and development of business models, monetization pathways, partnerships, funding approaches, and go-to-market strategies that support adoption, financial sustainability, and scale of emerging products and solutions. AI & Data-Enabled Innovation: - Support development and application of AI- and data-enabled products, tools, and solutions that advance Sustainable Food Systems @ Heart and PTFI translation priorities. - Identify opportunities to leverage PTFI and complementary data to address needs across food, nutrition, and health. - Translate scientific, product, and stakeholder needs into clear use cases and requirements for data scientists, engineers, technology partners, and product developers. - Coordinate with scientific teams, AI experts, technology teams, and external partners to support development and implementation of data- and AI-enabled applications. - Support integration and appropriate use of diverse datasets within emerging products and applications. - Work with relevant subject matter experts to support responsible data and AI practices, including data provenance, permissions, governance, licensing, privacy, and appropriate use. - Monitor emerging AI technologies and applications relevant to food and health and identify opportunities to strengthen PTFI-enabled products and translation activities. Now Qualifications: Education, Professional Experience, Technical Competencies, Leadership & Systems Skills. We can combine into Qualifications section with sub-bullets? The instruction says use
        • for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. So we can list each qualification as li. Education: - Bachelor's degree in business, public health, nutrition, food science, life sciences, data science, technology, innovation, or related field required. - Master's degree or other relevant advanced degree strongly preferred. Professional Experience: - Minimum three (3) years of experience in program management, product development, strategic partnerships, business development, fundraising, innovation, or a related field. - Five (5)+ years of experience preferred. - Experience developing successful grant proposals, funding opportunities, and/or strategic partnerships. - Experience supporting product development from concept through implementation in a scientific, technology, healthcare, or other innovation-driven environment. - Demonstrated ability to translate complex scientific, technical, or programmatic information into clear proposals, plans, and opportunities for multiple audiences. - Experience working across scientific, technical, product, business, and/or external partner teams. - Experience in food and nutrition, healthcare, life sciences, food systems, technology, or another science-driven field strongly preferred. - Experience with business strategy, corporate partnerships, revenue-generating initiatives, business model development, commercialization, or development of monetization strategies strongly preferred. Technical Competencies: - Strong grant and proposal development skills, including the ability to translate scientific, programmatic, and product concepts into compelling narratives for multiple funding audiences. - Ability to identify and assess philanthropic, corporate, government, and other funding opportunities for alignment with organizational priorities and program needs. - Ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with scientific, technical, product, and business stakeholders. - Ability to translate scientific and data capabilities into product concepts and requirements, working across scientific, technical, and business teams to support development from early concept through implementation and scale. - Strong working knowledge of artificial intelligence, data science, and emerging technologies and their application to products and decision-support tools. - Ability to develop business and product strategy, including market and customer discovery, value proposition development, business models, monetization approaches, and strategies for product adoption and sustainable growth. Leadership & Systems Skills: - Strong analytical and systems-oriented thinker. - Ability to translate scientific and technical capabilities into actionable product, partnership, and funding