Texas Community Support Director
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). We should map content to appropriate headings. The posting includes: Who We Are (description of organization). Job Summary (description of role). Responsibilities (list). Minimum Requirements (list). Preferred Qualifications (list). Remuneration (salary and benefits). Also mention travel expectation. Should we include "About the role"? Could combine Who We Are and Job Summary under "About the role"? But rule: Use for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we should produce headings matching those exact names if we have content. We have content for About the role (Who We Are + Job Summary). Responsibilities (list). Requirements (Minimum Requirements). Qualifications (Preferred Qualifications). Benefits (benefits package). Pay (salary commensurate with experience - but rule: do NOT create Pay section unless posting actually states them; it says "Salary commensurate with experience." That's vague but it's stating salary is commensurate with experience. That's still a statement about pay, though not specific. The rule says: 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. Since they state "Salary commensurate with experience." That's placeholder? It's not a specific number, but it's still stating something about pay. The rule says "commensurate with experience" is considered filler/placeholder text, so we should not create a Pay section with that. So we should omit Pay section. Benefits: they mention "competitive benefits package that includes vacation and sick leave, as well as a comprehensive health plan." That's specific enough? It mentions vacation, sick leave, comprehensive health plan. That's substantive. So we can include Benefits section. Schedule: they mention travel expectation 10-15% but not schedule like full-time, based in Austin. They said full-time position based in Austin, Texas. That's schedule info (full-time). Could we include Schedule section? The rule: never create Schedule section unless posting actually states them. They state full-time, based in Austin. That's schedule info. So we could include Schedule section with that. However they also say "Travel to communities and partners in the region is expected to be approximately 10-15% of the employee’s effort." That's also schedule/travel. So we can include Schedule section with full-time, based in Austin, travel 10-15%. That seems substantive.
We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID.
We must preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep details from Who We Are, Job Summary, Responsibilities list, Minimum Requirements list, Preferred Qualifications list, Benefits, Schedule.
We need to format lists with - . Use
for prose.
We must not include boilerplate like EEO etc. There's none.
We must output only HTML fragment, no /, no markdown fences.
Thus produce something like:
About the role
The Water Finance Exchange (WFX), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, is a team of water and finance professionals devoted to supporting communities across the U.S. in reaching sustainable water infrastructure solutions, encompassing economic, public health, and environmental needs. WFX’s mission is to provide expert technical assistance and strengthen capacity for communities to access and execute affordable funding for water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure solutions that advance financial sustainability and community health. We work with engaged community leaders and stakeholders to support local agency and provide innovative financing opportunities to implement practical, affordable solutions. WFX believes we can support the efforts of small, rural, and disadvantaged communities to access funding by building trusted relationships with them, supporting project development, and connecting them to resources, expertise, and solutions that enable scaling up funding for community health and regional initiatives. WFX aims to serve as a national platform to accelerate the adoption of best practices, increase the ability of smaller communities to access financing, and close the water infrastructure equity gap across the country. Launched in 2020, WFX has created a pipeline of community water infrastructure project opportunities and is expanding its efforts to match the new federal and state investments in water infrastructure. As part of its growth, WFX is seeking to add a full-time Texas Community Support Director.
WFX is seeking a Texas Community Support Director to lead the Technical Assistance team’s organizational priorities in Texas, including supporting communities that are working to implement sustainable infrastructure solutions, advancing innovative financing solutions, supporting regional strategies to address shared water management challenges, and working with local partners to support communities in Texas. This staffing position would work directly with WFX’s Senior Vice President of Technical Assistance to strengthen relationships with existing regional partners, coordinate strategy and fundraising efforts in the region, and manage community engagement work with WFX’s community support staff on the ground. This will include supporting the Texas Community Support Manager(s) and Texas Community Support Specialist(s) in financial technical assistance delivery, advising on scope and strategy with specific communities or partners, and guiding project management. The Texas Community Support Director plays a vital role in leading day-to-day activities, facilitating collaboration, and contributing to the overall efficiency of the Texas team and other responsibilities as needed. They are responsible for representing WFX in the region among key decision makers, government agencies, technical assistance partners, and funders. They will also coordinate across the Community Financial Services, Internal Operations, and Advancement teams at WFX to ensure Texas communities have access to outreach events, workshops, and financial products. Travel to communities and partners in the region is expected to be approximately 10-15% of the employee’s effort.
But note we moved travel to About the role; but we also have Schedule section. Might duplicate. Better to keep travel in Schedule section. So we should remove travel from About the role prose and put in Schedule.
Thus About the role includes Who We Are and Job Summary without travel sentence.
Let's extract Who We Are paragraph(s) and Job Summary paragraph(s) excluding travel.
Who We Are: multiple sentences; we can combine into one .
Job Summary: up to before travel sentence.
Thus:
About the role
The Water Finance Exchange (WFX), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, is a team of water and finance professionals devoted to supporting communities across the U.S. in reaching sustainable water infrastructure solutions, encompassing economic, public health, and environmental needs. WFX’s mission is to provide expert technical assistance and strengthen capacity for communities to access and execute affordable funding for water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure solutions that advance financial sustainability and community health. We work with engaged community leaders and stakeholders to support local agency and provide innovative financing opportunities to implement practical, affordable solutions. WFX believes we can support the efforts of small, rural, and disadvantaged communities to access funding by building trusted relationships with them, supporting project development, and connecting them to resources, expertise, and solutions that enable scaling up funding for community health and regional initiatives. WFX aims to serve as a national platform to accelerate the adoption of best practices, increase the ability of smaller communities to access financing, and close the water infrastructure equity gap across the country. Launched in 2020, WFX has created a pipeline of community water infrastructure project opportunities and is expanding its efforts to match the new federal and state investments in water infrastructure. As part of its growth, WFX is seeking to add a full-time Texas Community Support Director.
WFX is seeking a Texas Community Support Director to lead the Technical Assistance team’s organizational priorities in Texas, including supporting communities that are working to implement sustainable infrastructure solutions, advancing innovative financing solutions, supporting regional strategies to address shared water management challenges, and working with local partners to support communities in Texas. This staffing position would work directly with WFX’s Senior Vice President of Technical Assistance to strengthen relationships with existing regional partners, coordinate strategy and fundraising efforts in the region, and manage community engagement work with WFX’s community support staff on the ground. This will include supporting the Texas Community Support Manager(s) and Texas Community Support Specialist(s) in financial technical assistance delivery, advising on scope and strategy with specific communities or partners, and guiding project management. The Texas Community Support Director plays a vital role in leading day-to-day activities, facilitating collaboration, and contributing to the overall efficiency of the Texas team and other responsibilities as needed. They are responsible for representing WFX in the region among key decision makers, government agencies, technical assistance partners, and funders. They will also coordinate across the Community Financial Services, Internal Operations, and Advancement teams at WFX to ensure Texas communities have access to outreach events, workshops, and financial products.
Now Responsibilities: list.
We need to preserve each bullet.
ResponsibilitiesKey responsibilities include the following:Lead efforts with engaged partners, including Texas government agencies and technical assistance partners, to develop and grow a network of resources for small, rural, and underserved water and wastewater systems. Represent WFX in regional forums, coalitions, and initiatives to promote the organization as a leader in water infrastructure solutions. Build trusted relationships with State and Federal stakeholders, including the Texas Water Development Board and USDA Rural Development. Collaborate on grant strategy, proposals, and donor engagement for WFX’s work in Texas. Coordinate regional strategy to balance multiple deliverables and deadlines with different partners in the region. Lead the Texas Community Support Team on the ground in providing expert technical and financial assistance, including coordinating with the Senior Vice President of Community Financial Services to support communities with WFX’s financial products and programs. Assist in the development, maintenance, and enhancement of screening processes, decision-making procedures, and tools. Assist in the development of regional scaled solutions. Provide support to realize possible project funding.
We'll put each as - .
Responsibilities
- Lead efforts with engaged partners, including Texas government agencies and technical assistance partners, to develop and grow a network of resources for small, rural, and underserved water and wastewater systems.
- Represent WFX in regional forums, coalitions, and initiatives to promote the organization as a leader in water infrastructure solutions.
- Build trusted relationships with State and Federal stakeholders, including the Texas Water Development Board and USDA Rural Development.
- Collaborate on grant strategy, proposals, and donor engagement for WFX’s work in Texas.
- Coordinate regional strategy to balance multiple deliverables and deadlines with different partners in the region.
- Lead the Texas Community Support Team on the ground in providing expert technical and financial assistance, including coordinating with the Senior Vice President of Community Financial Services to support communities with WFX’s financial products and programs.
- Assist in the development, maintenance, and enhancement of screening processes, decision-making procedures, and tools.
- Assist in the development of regional scaled solutions.
- Provide support to realize possible project funding.
Minimum Requirements: list.
Minimum RequirementsMust have an undergraduate (Bachelor’s) degree, preferably in Engineering, Finance, Accounting, or Economics. 5-10 years of experience in relevant sectors of community engagement, public utilities, finance, or municipal governance. Proficiency in MS Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Strong writing and editing skills, including ability to work with long technical reports. Enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Attention to detail and an ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously. Intellectual flexibility and adaptability for working with a wide range of industries and tasks.
We'll put each as - .
Requirements
- Must have an undergraduate (Bachelor’s) degree, preferably in Engineering, Finance, Accounting, or Economics.
- 5-10 years of experience in relevant sectors of community engagement, public utilities, finance, or municipal governance.
- Proficiency in MS Office programs (Word, Excel
- . Use
for prose. We must not include boilerplate like EEO etc. There's none. We must output only HTML fragment, no /, no markdown fences. Thus produce something like:
About the role
The Water Finance Exchange (WFX), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, is a team of water and finance professionals devoted to supporting communities across the U.S. in reaching sustainable water infrastructure solutions, encompassing economic, public health, and environmental needs. WFX’s mission is to provide expert technical assistance and strengthen capacity for communities to access and execute affordable funding for water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure solutions that advance financial sustainability and community health. We work with engaged community leaders and stakeholders to support local agency and provide innovative financing opportunities to implement practical, affordable solutions. WFX believes we can support the efforts of small, rural, and disadvantaged communities to access funding by building trusted relationships with them, supporting project development, and connecting them to resources, expertise, and solutions that enable scaling up funding for community health and regional initiatives. WFX aims to serve as a national platform to accelerate the adoption of best practices, increase the ability of smaller communities to access financing, and close the water infrastructure equity gap across the country. Launched in 2020, WFX has created a pipeline of community water infrastructure project opportunities and is expanding its efforts to match the new federal and state investments in water infrastructure. As part of its growth, WFX is seeking to add a full-time Texas Community Support Director.
WFX is seeking a Texas Community Support Director to lead the Technical Assistance team’s organizational priorities in Texas, including supporting communities that are working to implement sustainable infrastructure solutions, advancing innovative financing solutions, supporting regional strategies to address shared water management challenges, and working with local partners to support communities in Texas. This staffing position would work directly with WFX’s Senior Vice President of Technical Assistance to strengthen relationships with existing regional partners, coordinate strategy and fundraising efforts in the region, and manage community engagement work with WFX’s community support staff on the ground. This will include supporting the Texas Community Support Manager(s) and Texas Community Support Specialist(s) in financial technical assistance delivery, advising on scope and strategy with specific communities or partners, and guiding project management. The Texas Community Support Director plays a vital role in leading day-to-day activities, facilitating collaboration, and contributing to the overall efficiency of the Texas team and other responsibilities as needed. They are responsible for representing WFX in the region among key decision makers, government agencies, technical assistance partners, and funders. They will also coordinate across the Community Financial Services, Internal Operations, and Advancement teams at WFX to ensure Texas communities have access to outreach events, workshops, and financial products. Travel to communities and partners in the region is expected to be approximately 10-15% of the employee’s effort.
But note we moved travel to About the role; but we also have Schedule section. Might duplicate. Better to keep travel in Schedule section. So we should remove travel from About the role prose and put in Schedule. Thus About the role includes Who We Are and Job Summary without travel sentence. Let's extract Who We Are paragraph(s) and Job Summary paragraph(s) excluding travel. Who We Are: multiple sentences; we can combine into one. Job Summary: up to before travel sentence. Thus:
About the role
The Water Finance Exchange (WFX), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, is a team of water and finance professionals devoted to supporting communities across the U.S. in reaching sustainable water infrastructure solutions, encompassing economic, public health, and environmental needs. WFX’s mission is to provide expert technical assistance and strengthen capacity for communities to access and execute affordable funding for water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure solutions that advance financial sustainability and community health. We work with engaged community leaders and stakeholders to support local agency and provide innovative financing opportunities to implement practical, affordable solutions. WFX believes we can support the efforts of small, rural, and disadvantaged communities to access funding by building trusted relationships with them, supporting project development, and connecting them to resources, expertise, and solutions that enable scaling up funding for community health and regional initiatives. WFX aims to serve as a national platform to accelerate the adoption of best practices, increase the ability of smaller communities to access financing, and close the water infrastructure equity gap across the country. Launched in 2020, WFX has created a pipeline of community water infrastructure project opportunities and is expanding its efforts to match the new federal and state investments in water infrastructure. As part of its growth, WFX is seeking to add a full-time Texas Community Support Director.
WFX is seeking a Texas Community Support Director to lead the Technical Assistance team’s organizational priorities in Texas, including supporting communities that are working to implement sustainable infrastructure solutions, advancing innovative financing solutions, supporting regional strategies to address shared water management challenges, and working with local partners to support communities in Texas. This staffing position would work directly with WFX’s Senior Vice President of Technical Assistance to strengthen relationships with existing regional partners, coordinate strategy and fundraising efforts in the region, and manage community engagement work with WFX’s community support staff on the ground. This will include supporting the Texas Community Support Manager(s) and Texas Community Support Specialist(s) in financial technical assistance delivery, advising on scope and strategy with specific communities or partners, and guiding project management. The Texas Community Support Director plays a vital role in leading day-to-day activities, facilitating collaboration, and contributing to the overall efficiency of the Texas team and other responsibilities as needed. They are responsible for representing WFX in the region among key decision makers, government agencies, technical assistance partners, and funders. They will also coordinate across the Community Financial Services, Internal Operations, and Advancement teams at WFX to ensure Texas communities have access to outreach events, workshops, and financial products.
Now Responsibilities: list. We need to preserve each bullet. ResponsibilitiesKey responsibilities include the following:Lead efforts with engaged partners, including Texas government agencies and technical assistance partners, to develop and grow a network of resources for small, rural, and underserved water and wastewater systems. Represent WFX in regional forums, coalitions, and initiatives to promote the organization as a leader in water infrastructure solutions. Build trusted relationships with State and Federal stakeholders, including the Texas Water Development Board and USDA Rural Development. Collaborate on grant strategy, proposals, and donor engagement for WFX’s work in Texas. Coordinate regional strategy to balance multiple deliverables and deadlines with different partners in the region. Lead the Texas Community Support Team on the ground in providing expert technical and financial assistance, including coordinating with the Senior Vice President of Community Financial Services to support communities with WFX’s financial products and programs. Assist in the development, maintenance, and enhancement of screening processes, decision-making procedures, and tools. Assist in the development of regional scaled solutions. Provide support to realize possible project funding. We'll put each as - .
Responsibilities
- Lead efforts with engaged partners, including Texas government agencies and technical assistance partners, to develop and grow a network of resources for small, rural, and underserved water and wastewater systems.
- Represent WFX in regional forums, coalitions, and initiatives to promote the organization as a leader in water infrastructure solutions.
- Build trusted relationships with State and Federal stakeholders, including the Texas Water Development Board and USDA Rural Development.
- Collaborate on grant strategy, proposals, and donor engagement for WFX’s work in Texas.
- Coordinate regional strategy to balance multiple deliverables and deadlines with different partners in the region.
- Lead the Texas Community Support Team on the ground in providing expert technical and financial assistance, including coordinating with the Senior Vice President of Community Financial Services to support communities with WFX’s financial products and programs.
- Assist in the development, maintenance, and enhancement of screening processes, decision-making procedures, and tools.
- Assist in the development of regional scaled solutions.
- Provide support to realize possible project funding.
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Requirements
- Must have an undergraduate (Bachelor’s) degree, preferably in Engineering, Finance, Accounting, or Economics.
- 5-10 years of experience in relevant sectors of community engagement, public utilities, finance, or municipal governance.
- Proficiency in MS Office programs (Word, Excel