F. Jay Hall retweeted
The University of Missouri System (@umsystem), one of the largest and most impactful public higher education systems in the Midwest, is seeking a data-driven and collaborative systems-thinker to serve as its Program Director of ERP Implementation (the Program Director) and lead the acquisition and implementation of a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software for the University’s systemwide Finance and Human Resources functions.
The Program Director will join the UM System at an important time in its technological evolution.
Read more here: imsearch.com/open-searches/u…
¡Esta semana lanzamos nuestra sección de ciberseguridad en español en GRCcareers.org! Un nuevo espacio para quienes quieren orientar su carrera hacia la protección digital.
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#Ciberseguridad #DesarrolloProfesional
A personal commitment from F. Jay Hall, Founder ExecSearches.com, GRCcareers.org, Nonprofit-Jobs.org blog.execsearches.com/a-pers…
Job post: IT Risk & Information Security Analyst, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ execsearches.com/nonprofit-j… via @ExecSearches
F. Jay Hall retweeted
This is one of the highlights of my career. Not just the records broken for organic growth and Generative AI activity in 96 days, or the coverage from @HuntScanlon, but architecting "the most private job board on Earth." That is what I wanted to do first, and the growth came naturally. The team of professionals I work with from all over the world is simply the best, and I'm so very proud of the accomplishments we have pulled off in such a short time. #AGJ AI-Governance-Jobs.com
From Zero to 18K a Day in 96 Days: What Hunt Scanlon Said About the Explosive Growth of the Job Board We Built Without Tracking Anyone blog.execsearches.com/hunt-s…
Emplois De Direction Associative En Belgique : Le Guide 2026 blog.execsearches.com/emploi… #Belgique #Guide #2026
#bravo Claude
Claude has discovered a previously unknown enzyme system hidden in the DNA of bacteriophages. Beside the enzyme’s gene sits a long array of repeating DNA—a structure that looks somewhat similar to CRISPR.
We don’t yet understand what this system does, but only a handful of known systems share its features, and all of them are able to cut, copy, and paste DNA. Historically, the discovery of such programmable systems has helped revolutionize medicine. CRISPR, for instance, is now the foundation of genetic medicines. But it will take much more work to learn what this system does, and whether it can be put to similar use.
Read more: anthropic.com/news/claude-di…
Proud that we are featuring this Director of Individual Giving role on the @ExecSearches platform today. STARability is doing vital work in the Naples area, and this is a fantastic opportunity for a fundraising professional to step in and make a tangible impact.
🚨 New Job Alert! STARability Foundation in Naples, FL is looking for a Director of Individual Giving. Ready to lead impactful fundraising efforts? Apply today! ⬇️ execsearches.com/nonprofit-j… #NonprofitJobs #Hiring #ExecSearches
This is one of the highlights of my career. Not just the records broken for organic growth and Generative AI activity in 96 days, or the coverage from @HuntScanlon, but architecting "the most private job board on Earth." That is what I wanted to do first, and the growth came naturally. The team of professionals I work with from all over the world is simply the best, and I'm so very proud of the accomplishments we have pulled off in such a short time. #AGJ AI-Governance-Jobs.com
From Zero to 18K a Day in 96 Days: What Hunt Scanlon Said About the Explosive Growth of the Job Board We Built Without Tracking Anyone blog.execsearches.com/hunt-s…
The work I love most is solving very complex problems. This is explains my interest in Executive Search. Some call me innovative, a visionary, or a walking think tank. If you don't know me yet, you might not see why, but you soon will. Or perhaps, you have already started to
A "hockey stick" is used to play hockey for sure and it is also a mathematical term used in measuring organic impressional of website that enters a curve fueled with rapidly exponential growth. I built my first website for MU in '95. I never thought this was personally achievable until now.
Replying to @FJayHall @HuntScanlon
Ok it’s not just for measuring organic impressions and you’re right if you just said impressions are not clicks. I’m not telling you the whole story on purpose first and foremost is because of our privacy policies.
When I commit, I deliver. Truthful to a fault, I live by General David C. Jones’ advice from my Air Force cadet days: “Don’t tell someone what you know; tell them what they need to know, what it means, and why it matters.”
Part of the second graduate degree I talk about in a recent post elsewhere is the commitment I made to confidentiality and what I learned about how that relates to retained executive search. Here I’m talking about confidentiality and privacy.
I don’t mean to seem arrogant and if you take anything I say here as arrogance it’s not correct to. At heart I’m a scientist, a programmer, a mathematician. For me, data tables are something I visualize. AI has allowed me to unleash more of my talents.









