The Director will develop and implement material-specific strategies to support reduction, reuse, and recyclability goals while ensuring compliance with EPR laws. They will collaborate across internal teams and with external stakeholders to align operational plans, manage regulatory documentation, and provide evidence-based recommendations to leadership.
The Director of Accounting & Corporate Controller will own accounting operations, regulatory reporting, and the implementation of financial ERP systems. They will also lead, recruit, and manage a high-performing accounting team while partnering with senior leadership to drive financial discipline.
The Director of Public Affairs will lead the implementation of Colorado’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program by managing state regulator relationships and board governance. They will also oversee strategic program management, cross-functional team coordination, and government relations to ensure organizational objectives are met.
Lead the full lifecycle of commercial agreements, including drafting, negotiation, execution, amendments, termination, compliance, and governance. Advise business teams on contract strategy and commercial risk, improve templates and CLM processes, and provide legal analysis on regulatory requirements affecting program implementation.
The Director will provide regulatory and technical guidance for extended producer responsibility programs while overseeing reporting categories and compliance frameworks across multiple states. They will also lead regulatory analysis efforts and collaborate with internal teams to ensure accurate producer reporting and sustainable material management.
The Vice President will lead the development and implementation of recycling collection and processing strategies to meet regulatory targets. This role involves managing stakeholder relationships, overseeing waste composition analysis, and driving third-party investments in recycling infrastructure.
