In addition to evaluating each candidate's relative ability, as demonstrated by quality and breadth of experience, the following factors will provide the basis for competitively evaluating each candidate:
Knowledge of:
• Customer Relationship Management Systems and tools to organize the team in a fast pace working
environment.
• Federal, state and local programs applicable to business and job development.
• Principles of consensus building and strategies for directing highly sensitive business development
projects.
• Statewide workforce and economic development trends and issues.
• Techniques used in researching and analyzing business development opportunities.
• Principles and practices of program management.
Ability to:
• Work independently with only general oversight.
• Develop policy, conduct and implement strategic planning, and evaluate programs.
• Write reports, proposals, and analyses.
• Work cooperatively and in coordination with other staff, state and federal agencies, and local
organizations.
• Plan and conduct meetings, conferences and seminars, and make presentations at public events.
• Assume responsibility for complex, sensitive consulting projects of a multi-issue, multi-jurisdictional,
highly regulated or environmentally sensitive nature.