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Lead strategic direction, membership growth, and government relations for a health sector cybersecurity council. | Requires senior leadership experience in cybersecurity, government relations, coalition building, and health sector knowledge. | The Health and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council (HPHSCC), Cyber Working Group (HPHSCC-CWG) is an industry advisory council open to any US health companies including providers, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies, payers, and health IT entities. The HPHSCC-CWG (https://healthsectorcouncil.org/) collaboratively develops and publishes free leading practices, policy recommendations, and outreach programs to identify, mitigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats within the health sector. This role offers a unique opportunity to lead at the intersection of industry, technology, and national policy. POSITION SUMMARY The Executive Director position is a high-impact leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, membership growth, and operational continuity of the HPHSCC-CWG. The Director will serve as a cybersecurity liaison under the HPHSCC to the U.S. government, ensuring the private sector has a decisive "seat at the table" during federal policy discussions. Because this role is funded by Health-ISAC, the position reports to the President and CEO of Health-ISAC while remaining accountable to the HPHSCC-CWG Council Chair. The Executive Director will manage a minimum of one individual contributor while supporting the broader HPHSCC-CWG Council Executive Leadership team. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Leadership & Governance • Strategic Planning: Drive long-term initiatives, translate strategic priorities into operational realities, and manage leadership transitions to ensure seamless organizational continuity. • Charter Governance: Enforce the terms of the US Health Sector Resilience Council Charter and collaborate with Council Executive Committee leadership to periodically review, update, and draft improvements that reflect evolving sector needs. • Leadership Pipeline: Identify and cultivate a pipeline of senior executive leadership prospects for executive committee and chair/vice chair elections, managing the formal election process. • Membership Growth: Lead recruitment and engagement efforts, educating new members on maximizing their impact within the council. • Consensus Building: Facilitate agreement among diverse stakeholders for key decisions and sector-wide initiatives. • Workstream Management: Establish, recruit and manage member-driven task groups and other ad hoc workstreams aligned with the Council’s strategic planning; shepherd the work to completion, publication and promotion of final deliverables. External Relations & Advocacy • Government Relations: Cultivate, maintain, and manage high-level relationships with federal agencies and partners, including the White House, HHS, CISA, FDA, ODNI, and Congress. • Public Policy Development: Contribute senior-level expertise to critical infrastructure protection policies, drawing on deep knowledge of national and homeland security communities and processes, public-private partnerships, supply chain security, business continuity, and incident response • Sector Representation: Represent health sector interests before federal agencies, legislators, other critical infrastructure sectors, and key stakeholders to advance national policy, preparedness, and resilience Communications & Public Affairs • Primary Spokesperson: Serve as the primary voice and sector spokesperson of the HPHSCC-CWG to the media, government bodies, and the public regarding general priorities, specific initiatives, and publications. • Congressional Engagement: Draft and deliver congressional testimony, presentations, speeches, and related materials for yourself and council leadership during legislative cycles or periods of heightened attention. • Information Sharing & Branding: Oversee the evolving design, timely upkeep and performance analytics of the Council website; the delivery of best practices and other advisory publications; quarterly/annual reports; policy updates; webinars and conferences. Draft, edit, and finalize documentation to ensure consistency of brand, style, and quality across all internal and external communications. Administrative and Infrastructure Management • Oversee use of and improvement considerations for data and collaboration platforms for optimal membership, operational and strategic support, and identify strategic partners for potential solutions as necessary • Identify and execute needs and opportunities to solicit funds for special projects from membership with judicious prioritizing • Oversee and manage all aspects of semi-annual membership meetings, including venue host recruitment and advance work, theme and agenda setting and outcome objectives in consultation with Council leadership, negotiating sponsorship solicitation and recognition, and managing/overseeing all elements of meeting logistics QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE, AND SKILLS A qualified Executive Director will be a broadly experienced leader who successfully navigates the intersection of business, operations, technology, government, and policy. • Industry Expertise: Proven industry association advocacy, coordination, and management. Understanding of the national partnership structure includes the role the various private and public sector components play in national critical infrastructure resilience. • Network Expertise: Possesses solid relationships with government and health sector executives. • Coalition Excellence: Demonstrated ability to organize, persuade, influence, and mobilize senior, C-suite executives who are employed by other organizations. • Political Savvy & Advocacy: Deep experience navigating Congressional rhythms, educating lawmakers and Executive Branch regulators and policymakers on complex issues, and managing stakeholder expectations. • Sector Awareness: Comprehensive familiarity with health-specific threats and issues, including operations, supply chain security, workforce shortages, regulatory environments, innovation, and incident response protocols. • Cybersecurity & All-Hazards Threat Knowledge: Awareness of tech-centric vulnerabilities and all-hazards impacts facing the ecosystem (e.g., ransomware, medical device security, AI). COMPETENCY PROFILE Interpersonal Domain • Compelling Communication: Convey information clearly and succinctly; communicate in a focused and impactful way that captures attention and ensures understanding across diverse groups. Be able to speak effectively in front of various audiences. • Cultivating Partnerships: Initiate and maintain strategic relationships with C-suite stakeholders and build alliances with government agencies and cross-functional partners. • Emotional Intelligence: Establish trusting relationships by accurately perceiving and interpreting organizational and political dynamics; leverage insights to manage responses effectively. • Influence: Create and execute strategies that persuade key stakeholders to take collaborative action advancing shared interests. Business / Management Domain • Building Organizational Talent: Maintain routines to attract, develop, and retain talented executive leadership and individual contributors to the membership. • Customer / Member Focus: Ensure that the member and stakeholder perspective is the driving force behind operational decisions and organizational goals. • Record Keeping: Manage and ensure responsive and timely attention to maintaining member records and tracking member engagement • Driving Execution: Align communication, accountabilities, resource capabilities, and internal measurement systems to ensure strategic priorities yield measurable results. • Organizational Savvy & Setting Strategy: Capitalize on decision-making dynamics within the government and industry to achieve objectives; anticipate and respond to long-term shifts in technology, market drivers, or policy Leadership & Individual Attributes • Coaching & Leading Teams: Motivate, guide, and provide development feedback to individual contributors and Executive Leadership to excel in their responsibilities. • Selling the Vision & Leading Change: Vividly communicate a compelling view of the future; catalyze new approaches to improve the overall resilience of the public health sector. • Courage & Executive Disposition: Proactively confront difficult issues and make bold choices in the face of opposition. Demonstrate a poised, calm-but-focused, credible, and confident demeanor that commands professional respect. Reports to: Health-ISAC President and CEO Accountable to: HSCC-CWG Council Chair and Council Executive Leadership Team FLSA Status: Exempt Grade: 21 Location: Metro Washington DC (requirement) Travel: 5 – 10%

Lead strategic direction, membership growth, and government relations for a health sector cybersecurity council. | Requires senior leadership experience in cybersecurity, government relations, policy advocacy, and coalition building within the health sector. | The Health and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council (HPHSCC), Cyber Working Group (HPHSCC-CWG) is an industry advisory council open to any US health companies including providers, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies, payers, and health IT entities. The HPHSCC-CWG (https://healthsectorcouncil.org/) collaboratively develops and publishes free leading practices, policy recommendations, and outreach programs to identify, mitigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats within the health sector. This role offers a unique opportunity to lead at the intersection of industry, technology, and national policy. POSITION SUMMARY The Executive Director position is a high-impact leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, membership growth, and operational continuity of the HPHSCC-CWG. The Director will serve as a cybersecurity liaison under the HPHSCC to the U.S. government, ensuring the private sector has a decisive "seat at the table" during federal policy discussions. Because this role is funded by Health-ISAC, the position reports to the President and CEO of Health-ISAC while remaining accountable to the HPHSCC-CWG Council Chair. The Executive Director will manage a minimum of one individual contributor while supporting the broader HPHSCC-CWG Council Executive Leadership team. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Leadership & Governance • Strategic Planning: Drive long-term initiatives, translate strategic priorities into operational realities, and manage leadership transitions to ensure seamless organizational continuity. • Charter Governance: Enforce the terms of the US Health Sector Resilience Council Charter and collaborate with Council Executive Committee leadership to periodically review, update, and draft improvements that reflect evolving sector needs. • Leadership Pipeline: Identify and cultivate a pipeline of senior executive leadership prospects for executive committee and chair/vice chair elections, managing the formal election process. • Membership Growth: Lead recruitment and engagement efforts, educating new members on maximizing their impact within the council. • Consensus Building: Facilitate agreement among diverse stakeholders for key decisions and sector-wide initiatives. • Workstream Management: Establish, recruit and manage member-driven task groups and other ad hoc workstreams aligned with the Council’s strategic planning; shepherd the work to completion, publication and promotion of final deliverables. External Relations & Advocacy • Government Relations: Cultivate, maintain, and manage high-level relationships with federal agencies and partners, including the White House, HHS, CISA, FDA, ODNI, and Congress. • Public Policy Development: Contribute senior-level expertise to critical infrastructure protection policies, drawing on deep knowledge of national and homeland security communities and processes, public-private partnerships, supply chain security, business continuity, and incident response • Sector Representation: Represent health sector interests before federal agencies, legislators, other critical infrastructure sectors, and key stakeholders to advance national policy, preparedness, and resilience Communications & Public Affairs • Primary Spokesperson: Serve as the primary voice and sector spokesperson of the HPHSCC-CWG to the media, government bodies, and the public regarding general priorities, specific initiatives, and publications. • Congressional Engagement: Draft and deliver congressional testimony, presentations, speeches, and related materials for yourself and council leadership during legislative cycles or periods of heightened attention. • Information Sharing & Branding: Oversee the evolving design, timely upkeep and performance analytics of the Council website; the delivery of best practices and other advisory publications; quarterly/annual reports; policy updates; webinars and conferences. Draft, edit, and finalize documentation to ensure consistency of brand, style, and quality across all internal and external communications. Administrative and Infrastructure Management • Oversee use of and improvement considerations for data and collaboration platforms for optimal membership, operational and strategic support, and identify strategic partners for potential solutions as necessary • Identify and execute needs and opportunities to solicit funds for special projects from membership with judicious prioritizing • Oversee and manage all aspects of semi-annual membership meetings, including venue host recruitment and advance work, theme and agenda setting and outcome objectives in consultation with Council leadership, negotiating sponsorship solicitation and recognition, and managing/overseeing all elements of meeting logistics QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE, AND SKILLS A qualified Executive Director will be a broadly experienced leader who successfully navigates the intersection of business, operations, technology, government, and policy. • Industry Expertise: Proven industry association advocacy, coordination, and management. Understanding of the national partnership structure includes the role the various private and public sector components play in national critical infrastructure resilience. • Network Expertise: Possesses solid relationships with government and health sector executives. • Coalition Excellence: Demonstrated ability to organize, persuade, influence, and mobilize senior, C-suite executives who are employed by other organizations. • Political Savvy & Advocacy: Deep experience navigating Congressional rhythms, educating lawmakers and Executive Branch regulators and policymakers on complex issues, and managing stakeholder expectations. • Sector Awareness: Comprehensive familiarity with health-specific threats and issues, including operations, supply chain security, workforce shortages, regulatory environments, innovation, and incident response protocols. • Cybersecurity & All-Hazards Threat Knowledge: Awareness of tech-centric vulnerabilities and all-hazards impacts facing the ecosystem (e.g., ransomware, medical device security, AI). COMPETENCY PROFILE Interpersonal Domain • Compelling Communication: Convey information clearly and succinctly; communicate in a focused and impactful way that captures attention and ensures understanding across diverse groups. Be able to speak effectively in front of various audiences. • Cultivating Partnerships: Initiate and maintain strategic relationships with C-suite stakeholders and build alliances with government agencies and cross-functional partners. • Emotional Intelligence: Establish trusting relationships by accurately perceiving and interpreting organizational and political dynamics; leverage insights to manage responses effectively. • Influence: Create and execute strategies that persuade key stakeholders to take collaborative action advancing shared interests. Business / Management Domain • Building Organizational Talent: Maintain routines to attract, develop, and retain talented executive leadership and individual contributors to the membership. • Customer / Member Focus: Ensure that the member and stakeholder perspective is the driving force behind operational decisions and organizational goals. • Record Keeping: Manage and ensure responsive and timely attention to maintaining member records and tracking member engagement • Driving Execution: Align communication, accountabilities, resource capabilities, and internal measurement systems to ensure strategic priorities yield measurable results. • Organizational Savvy & Setting Strategy: Capitalize on decision-making dynamics within the government and industry to achieve objectives; anticipate and respond to long-term shifts in technology, market drivers, or policy Leadership & Individual Attributes • Coaching & Leading Teams: Motivate, guide, and provide development feedback to individual contributors and Executive Leadership to excel in their responsibilities. • Selling the Vision & Leading Change: Vividly communicate a compelling view of the future; catalyze new approaches to improve the overall resilience of the public health sector. • Courage & Executive Disposition: Proactively confront difficult issues and make bold choices in the face of opposition. Demonstrate a poised, calm-but-focused, credible, and confident demeanor that commands professional respect. Reports to: Health-ISAC President and CEO Accountable to: HSCC-CWG Council Chair and Council Executive Leadership Team FLSA Status: Exempt Grade: 21 Location: Metro Washington DC (requirement) Travel: 5 – 10%

Lead strategic direction, membership growth, and operational continuity of a cybersecurity advisory council interfacing with government and industry stakeholders. | Proven leadership in cybersecurity, government relations, coalition building, and public health sector knowledge with strong communication and organizational skills. | The Health and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council (HPHSCC), Cyber Working Group (HPHSCC-CWG) is an industry advisory council open to any US health companies including providers, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies, payers, and health IT entities. The HPHSCC-CWG (https://healthsectorcouncil.org/) collaboratively develops and publishes free leading practices, policy recommendations, and outreach programs to identify, mitigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats within the health sector. This role offers a unique opportunity to lead at the intersection of industry, technology, and national policy. POSITION SUMMARY The Executive Director position is a high-impact leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, membership growth, and operational continuity of the HPHSCC-CWG. The Director will serve as a cybersecurity liaison under the HPHSCC to the U.S. government, ensuring the private sector has a decisive "seat at the table" during federal policy discussions. Because this role is funded by Health-ISAC, the position reports to the President and CEO of Health-ISAC while remaining accountable to the HPHSCC-CWG Council Chair. The Executive Director will manage a minimum of one individual contributor while supporting the broader HPHSCC-CWG Council Executive Leadership team. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Leadership & Governance • Strategic Planning: Drive long-term initiatives, translate strategic priorities into operational realities, and manage leadership transitions to ensure seamless organizational continuity. • Charter Governance: Enforce the terms of the US Health Sector Resilience Council Charter and collaborate with Council Executive Committee leadership to periodically review, update, and draft improvements that reflect evolving sector needs. • Leadership Pipeline: Identify and cultivate a pipeline of senior executive leadership prospects for executive committee and chair/vice chair elections, managing the formal election process. • Membership Growth: Lead recruitment and engagement efforts, educating new members on maximizing their impact within the council. • Consensus Building: Facilitate agreement among diverse stakeholders for key decisions and sector-wide initiatives. • Workstream Management: Establish, recruit and manage member-driven task groups and other ad hoc workstreams aligned with the Council’s strategic planning; shepherd the work to completion, publication and promotion of final deliverables. External Relations & Advocacy • Government Relations: Cultivate, maintain, and manage high-level relationships with federal agencies and partners, including the White House, HHS, CISA, FDA, ODNI, and Congress. • Public Policy Development: Contribute senior-level expertise to critical infrastructure protection policies, drawing on deep knowledge of national and homeland security communities and processes, public-private partnerships, supply chain security, business continuity, and incident response • Sector Representation: Represent health sector interests before federal agencies, legislators, other critical infrastructure sectors, and key stakeholders to advance national policy, preparedness, and resilience Communications & Public Affairs • Primary Spokesperson: Serve as the primary voice and sector spokesperson of the HPHSCC-CWG to the media, government bodies, and the public regarding general priorities, specific initiatives, and publications. • Congressional Engagement: Draft and deliver congressional testimony, presentations, speeches, and related materials for yourself and council leadership during legislative cycles or periods of heightened attention. • Information Sharing & Branding: Oversee the evolving design, timely upkeep and performance analytics of the Council website; the delivery of best practices and other advisory publications; quarterly/annual reports; policy updates; webinars and conferences. Draft, edit, and finalize documentation to ensure consistency of brand, style, and quality across all internal and external communications. Administrative and Infrastructure Management • Oversee use of and improvement considerations for data and collaboration platforms for optimal membership, operational and strategic support, and identify strategic partners for potential solutions as necessary • Identify and execute needs and opportunities to solicit funds for special projects from membership with judicious prioritizing • Oversee and manage all aspects of semi-annual membership meetings, including venue host recruitment and advance work, theme and agenda setting and outcome objectives in consultation with Council leadership, negotiating sponsorship solicitation and recognition, and managing/overseeing all elements of meeting logistics QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE, AND SKILLS A qualified Executive Director will be a broadly experienced leader who successfully navigates the intersection of business, operations, technology, government, and policy. • Industry Expertise: Proven industry association advocacy, coordination, and management. Understanding of the national partnership structure includes the role the various private and public sector components play in national critical infrastructure resilience. • Network Expertise: Possesses solid relationships with government and health sector executives. • Coalition Excellence: Demonstrated ability to organize, persuade, influence, and mobilize senior, C-suite executives who are employed by other organizations. • Political Savvy & Advocacy: Deep experience navigating Congressional rhythms, educating lawmakers and Executive Branch regulators and policymakers on complex issues, and managing stakeholder expectations. • Sector Awareness: Comprehensive familiarity with health-specific threats and issues, including operations, supply chain security, workforce shortages, regulatory environments, innovation, and incident response protocols. • Cybersecurity & All-Hazards Threat Knowledge: Awareness of tech-centric vulnerabilities and all-hazards impacts facing the ecosystem (e.g., ransomware, medical device security, AI). COMPETENCY PROFILE Interpersonal Domain • Compelling Communication: Convey information clearly and succinctly; communicate in a focused and impactful way that captures attention and ensures understanding across diverse groups. Be able to speak effectively in front of various audiences. • Cultivating Partnerships: Initiate and maintain strategic relationships with C-suite stakeholders and build alliances with government agencies and cross-functional partners. • Emotional Intelligence: Establish trusting relationships by accurately perceiving and interpreting organizational and political dynamics; leverage insights to manage responses effectively. • Influence: Create and execute strategies that persuade key stakeholders to take collaborative action advancing shared interests. Business / Management Domain • Building Organizational Talent: Maintain routines to attract, develop, and retain talented executive leadership and individual contributors to the membership. • Customer / Member Focus: Ensure that the member and stakeholder perspective is the driving force behind operational decisions and organizational goals. • Record Keeping: Manage and ensure responsive and timely attention to maintaining member records and tracking member engagement • Driving Execution: Align communication, accountabilities, resource capabilities, and internal measurement systems to ensure strategic priorities yield measurable results. • Organizational Savvy & Setting Strategy: Capitalize on decision-making dynamics within the government and industry to achieve objectives; anticipate and respond to long-term shifts in technology, market drivers, or policy Leadership & Individual Attributes • Coaching & Leading Teams: Motivate, guide, and provide development feedback to individual contributors and Executive Leadership to excel in their responsibilities. • Selling the Vision & Leading Change: Vividly communicate a compelling view of the future; catalyze new approaches to improve the overall resilience of the public health sector. • Courage & Executive Disposition: Proactively confront difficult issues and make bold choices in the face of opposition. Demonstrate a poised, calm-but-focused, credible, and confident demeanor that commands professional respect. Reports to: Health-ISAC President and CEO Accountable to: HSCC-CWG Council Chair and Council Executive Leadership Team FLSA Status: Exempt Grade: 21 Location: Metro Washington DC (requirement) Travel: 5 – 10%

Lead strategic direction and operations of a health sector cybersecurity council interfacing with government and industry stakeholders. | Requires senior leadership experience in cybersecurity, government relations, coalition building, and public health sector knowledge. | The Health and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council (HPHSCC), Cyber Working Group (HPHSCC-CWG) is an industry advisory council open to any US health companies including providers, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies, payers, and health IT entities. The HPHSCC-CWG (https://healthsectorcouncil.org/) collaboratively develops and publishes free leading practices, policy recommendations, and outreach programs to identify, mitigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats within the health sector. This role offers a unique opportunity to lead at the intersection of industry, technology, and national policy. POSITION SUMMARY The Executive Director position is a high-impact leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, membership growth, and operational continuity of the HPHSCC-CWG. The Director will serve as a cybersecurity liaison under the HPHSCC to the U.S. government, ensuring the private sector has a decisive "seat at the table" during federal policy discussions. Because this role is funded by Health-ISAC, the position reports to the President and CEO of Health-ISAC while remaining accountable to the HPHSCC-CWG Council Chair. The Executive Director will manage a minimum of one individual contributor while supporting the broader HPHSCC-CWG Council Executive Leadership team. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Leadership & Governance • Strategic Planning: Drive long-term initiatives, translate strategic priorities into operational realities, and manage leadership transitions to ensure seamless organizational continuity. • Charter Governance: Enforce the terms of the US Health Sector Resilience Council Charter and collaborate with Council Executive Committee leadership to periodically review, update, and draft improvements that reflect evolving sector needs. • Leadership Pipeline: Identify and cultivate a pipeline of senior executive leadership prospects for executive committee and chair/vice chair elections, managing the formal election process. • Membership Growth: Lead recruitment and engagement efforts, educating new members on maximizing their impact within the council. • Consensus Building: Facilitate agreement among diverse stakeholders for key decisions and sector-wide initiatives. • Workstream Management: Establish, recruit and manage member-driven task groups and other ad hoc workstreams aligned with the Council’s strategic planning; shepherd the work to completion, publication and promotion of final deliverables. External Relations & Advocacy • Government Relations: Cultivate, maintain, and manage high-level relationships with federal agencies and partners, including the White House, HHS, CISA, FDA, ODNI, and Congress. • Public Policy Development: Contribute senior-level expertise to critical infrastructure protection policies, drawing on deep knowledge of national and homeland security communities and processes, public-private partnerships, supply chain security, business continuity, and incident response • Sector Representation: Represent health sector interests before federal agencies, legislators, other critical infrastructure sectors, and key stakeholders to advance national policy, preparedness, and resilience Communications & Public Affairs • Primary Spokesperson: Serve as the primary voice and sector spokesperson of the HPHSCC-CWG to the media, government bodies, and the public regarding general priorities, specific initiatives, and publications. • Congressional Engagement: Draft and deliver congressional testimony, presentations, speeches, and related materials for yourself and council leadership during legislative cycles or periods of heightened attention. • Information Sharing & Branding: Oversee the evolving design, timely upkeep and performance analytics of the Council website; the delivery of best practices and other advisory publications; quarterly/annual reports; policy updates; webinars and conferences. Draft, edit, and finalize documentation to ensure consistency of brand, style, and quality across all internal and external communications. Administrative and Infrastructure Management • Oversee use of and improvement considerations for data and collaboration platforms for optimal membership, operational and strategic support, and identify strategic partners for potential solutions as necessary • Identify and execute needs and opportunities to solicit funds for special projects from membership with judicious prioritizing • Oversee and manage all aspects of semi-annual membership meetings, including venue host recruitment and advance work, theme and agenda setting and outcome objectives in consultation with Council leadership, negotiating sponsorship solicitation and recognition, and managing/overseeing all elements of meeting logistics QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE, AND SKILLS A qualified Executive Director will be a broadly experienced leader who successfully navigates the intersection of business, operations, technology, government, and policy. • Industry Expertise: Proven industry association advocacy, coordination, and management. Understanding of the national partnership structure includes the role the various private and public sector components play in national critical infrastructure resilience. • Network Expertise: Possesses solid relationships with government and health sector executives. • Coalition Excellence: Demonstrated ability to organize, persuade, influence, and mobilize senior, C-suite executives who are employed by other organizations. • Political Savvy & Advocacy: Deep experience navigating Congressional rhythms, educating lawmakers and Executive Branch regulators and policymakers on complex issues, and managing stakeholder expectations. • Sector Awareness: Comprehensive familiarity with health-specific threats and issues, including operations, supply chain security, workforce shortages, regulatory environments, innovation, and incident response protocols. • Cybersecurity & All-Hazards Threat Knowledge: Awareness of tech-centric vulnerabilities and all-hazards impacts facing the ecosystem (e.g., ransomware, medical device security, AI). COMPETENCY PROFILE Interpersonal Domain • Compelling Communication: Convey information clearly and succinctly; communicate in a focused and impactful way that captures attention and ensures understanding across diverse groups. Be able to speak effectively in front of various audiences. • Cultivating Partnerships: Initiate and maintain strategic relationships with C-suite stakeholders and build alliances with government agencies and cross-functional partners. • Emotional Intelligence: Establish trusting relationships by accurately perceiving and interpreting organizational and political dynamics; leverage insights to manage responses effectively. • Influence: Create and execute strategies that persuade key stakeholders to take collaborative action advancing shared interests. Business / Management Domain • Building Organizational Talent: Maintain routines to attract, develop, and retain talented executive leadership and individual contributors to the membership. • Customer / Member Focus: Ensure that the member and stakeholder perspective is the driving force behind operational decisions and organizational goals. • Record Keeping: Manage and ensure responsive and timely attention to maintaining member records and tracking member engagement • Driving Execution: Align communication, accountabilities, resource capabilities, and internal measurement systems to ensure strategic priorities yield measurable results. • Organizational Savvy & Setting Strategy: Capitalize on decision-making dynamics within the government and industry to achieve objectives; anticipate and respond to long-term shifts in technology, market drivers, or policy Leadership & Individual Attributes • Coaching & Leading Teams: Motivate, guide, and provide development feedback to individual contributors and Executive Leadership to excel in their responsibilities. • Selling the Vision & Leading Change: Vividly communicate a compelling view of the future; catalyze new approaches to improve the overall resilience of the public health sector. • Courage & Executive Disposition: Proactively confront difficult issues and make bold choices in the face of opposition. Demonstrate a poised, calm-but-focused, credible, and confident demeanor that commands professional respect. Reports to: Health-ISAC President and CEO Accountable to: HSCC-CWG Council Chair and Council Executive Leadership Team FLSA Status: Exempt Grade: 21 Location: Metro Washington DC (requirement) Travel: 5 – 10%

Lead strategic direction and operations of a cybersecurity council, liaising with government and industry stakeholders. | Extensive leadership experience in cybersecurity, government relations, policy advocacy, and coalition building in the health sector. | The Health and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council (HPHSCC), Cyber Working Group (HPHSCC-CWG) is an industry advisory council open to any US health companies including providers, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies, payers, and health IT entities. The HPHSCC-CWG (https://healthsectorcouncil.org/) collaboratively develops and publishes free leading practices, policy recommendations, and outreach programs to identify, mitigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats within the health sector. This role offers a unique opportunity to lead at the intersection of industry, technology, and national policy. POSITION SUMMARY The Executive Director position is a high-impact leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, membership growth, and operational continuity of the HPHSCC-CWG. The Director will serve as a cybersecurity liaison under the HPHSCC to the U.S. government, ensuring the private sector has a decisive "seat at the table" during federal policy discussions. Because this role is funded by Health-ISAC, the position reports to the President and CEO of Health-ISAC while remaining accountable to the HPHSCC-CWG Council Chair. The Executive Director will manage a minimum of one individual contributor while supporting the broader HPHSCC-CWG Council Executive Leadership team. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Leadership & Governance • Strategic Planning: Drive long-term initiatives, translate strategic priorities into operational realities, and manage leadership transitions to ensure seamless organizational continuity. • Charter Governance: Enforce the terms of the US Health Sector Resilience Council Charter and collaborate with Council Executive Committee leadership to periodically review, update, and draft improvements that reflect evolving sector needs. • Leadership Pipeline: Identify and cultivate a pipeline of senior executive leadership prospects for executive committee and chair/vice chair elections, managing the formal election process. • Membership Growth: Lead recruitment and engagement efforts, educating new members on maximizing their impact within the council. • Consensus Building: Facilitate agreement among diverse stakeholders for key decisions and sector-wide initiatives. • Workstream Management: Establish, recruit and manage member-driven task groups and other ad hoc workstreams aligned with the Council’s strategic planning; shepherd the work to completion, publication and promotion of final deliverables. External Relations & Advocacy • Government Relations: Cultivate, maintain, and manage high-level relationships with federal agencies and partners, including the White House, HHS, CISA, FDA, ODNI, and Congress. • Public Policy Development: Contribute senior-level expertise to critical infrastructure protection policies, drawing on deep knowledge of national and homeland security communities and processes, public-private partnerships, supply chain security, business continuity, and incident response • Sector Representation: Represent health sector interests before federal agencies, legislators, other critical infrastructure sectors, and key stakeholders to advance national policy, preparedness, and resilience Communications & Public Affairs • Primary Spokesperson: Serve as the primary voice and sector spokesperson of the HPHSCC-CWG to the media, government bodies, and the public regarding general priorities, specific initiatives, and publications. • Congressional Engagement: Draft and deliver congressional testimony, presentations, speeches, and related materials for yourself and council leadership during legislative cycles or periods of heightened attention. • Information Sharing & Branding: Oversee the evolving design, timely upkeep and performance analytics of the Council website; the delivery of best practices and other advisory publications; quarterly/annual reports; policy updates; webinars and conferences. Draft, edit, and finalize documentation to ensure consistency of brand, style, and quality across all internal and external communications. Administrative and Infrastructure Management • Oversee use of and improvement considerations for data and collaboration platforms for optimal membership, operational and strategic support, and identify strategic partners for potential solutions as necessary • Identify and execute needs and opportunities to solicit funds for special projects from membership with judicious prioritizing • Oversee and manage all aspects of semi-annual membership meetings, including venue host recruitment and advance work, theme and agenda setting and outcome objectives in consultation with Council leadership, negotiating sponsorship solicitation and recognition, and managing/overseeing all elements of meeting logistics QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE, AND SKILLS A qualified Executive Director will be a broadly experienced leader who successfully navigates the intersection of business, operations, technology, government, and policy. • Industry Expertise: Proven industry association advocacy, coordination, and management. Understanding of the national partnership structure includes the role the various private and public sector components play in national critical infrastructure resilience. • Network Expertise: Possesses solid relationships with government and health sector executives. • Coalition Excellence: Demonstrated ability to organize, persuade, influence, and mobilize senior, C-suite executives who are employed by other organizations. • Political Savvy & Advocacy: Deep experience navigating Congressional rhythms, educating lawmakers and Executive Branch regulators and policymakers on complex issues, and managing stakeholder expectations. • Sector Awareness: Comprehensive familiarity with health-specific threats and issues, including operations, supply chain security, workforce shortages, regulatory environments, innovation, and incident response protocols. • Cybersecurity & All-Hazards Threat Knowledge: Awareness of tech-centric vulnerabilities and all-hazards impacts facing the ecosystem (e.g., ransomware, medical device security, AI). COMPETENCY PROFILE Interpersonal Domain • Compelling Communication: Convey information clearly and succinctly; communicate in a focused and impactful way that captures attention and ensures understanding across diverse groups. Be able to speak effectively in front of various audiences. • Cultivating Partnerships: Initiate and maintain strategic relationships with C-suite stakeholders and build alliances with government agencies and cross-functional partners. • Emotional Intelligence: Establish trusting relationships by accurately perceiving and interpreting organizational and political dynamics; leverage insights to manage responses effectively. • Influence: Create and execute strategies that persuade key stakeholders to take collaborative action advancing shared interests. Business / Management Domain • Building Organizational Talent: Maintain routines to attract, develop, and retain talented executive leadership and individual contributors to the membership. • Customer / Member Focus: Ensure that the member and stakeholder perspective is the driving force behind operational decisions and organizational goals. • Record Keeping: Manage and ensure responsive and timely attention to maintaining member records and tracking member engagement • Driving Execution: Align communication, accountabilities, resource capabilities, and internal measurement systems to ensure strategic priorities yield measurable results. • Organizational Savvy & Setting Strategy: Capitalize on decision-making dynamics within the government and industry to achieve objectives; anticipate and respond to long-term shifts in technology, market drivers, or policy Leadership & Individual Attributes • Coaching & Leading Teams: Motivate, guide, and provide development feedback to individual contributors and Executive Leadership to excel in their responsibilities. • Selling the Vision & Leading Change: Vividly communicate a compelling view of the future; catalyze new approaches to improve the overall resilience of the public health sector. • Courage & Executive Disposition: Proactively confront difficult issues and make bold choices in the face of opposition. Demonstrate a poised, calm-but-focused, credible, and confident demeanor that commands professional respect. Reports to: Health-ISAC President and CEO Accountable to: HSCC-CWG Council Chair and Council Executive Leadership Team FLSA Status: Exempt Grade: 21 Location: Metro Washington DC (requirement) Travel: 5 – 10%

Lead strategic direction and operations of a cybersecurity council interfacing with government and industry stakeholders. | Requires senior leadership experience in cybersecurity, government relations, coalition building, and public health sector knowledge. | The Health and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council (HPHSCC), Cyber Working Group (HPHSCC-CWG) is an industry advisory council open to any US health companies including providers, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies, payers, and health IT entities. The HPHSCC-CWG (https://healthsectorcouncil.org/) collaboratively develops and publishes free leading practices, policy recommendations, and outreach programs to identify, mitigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats within the health sector. This role offers a unique opportunity to lead at the intersection of industry, technology, and national policy. POSITION SUMMARY The Executive Director position is a high-impact leadership role responsible for the strategic direction, membership growth, and operational continuity of the HPHSCC-CWG. The Director will serve as a cybersecurity liaison under the HPHSCC to the U.S. government, ensuring the private sector has a decisive "seat at the table" during federal policy discussions. Because this role is funded by Health-ISAC, the position reports to the President and CEO of Health-ISAC while remaining accountable to the HPHSCC-CWG Council Chair. The Executive Director will manage a minimum of one individual contributor while supporting the broader HPHSCC-CWG Council Executive Leadership team. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Leadership & Governance • Strategic Planning: Drive long-term initiatives, translate strategic priorities into operational realities, and manage leadership transitions to ensure seamless organizational continuity. • Charter Governance: Enforce the terms of the US Health Sector Resilience Council Charter and collaborate with Council Executive Committee leadership to periodically review, update, and draft improvements that reflect evolving sector needs. • Leadership Pipeline: Identify and cultivate a pipeline of senior executive leadership prospects for executive committee and chair/vice chair elections, managing the formal election process. • Membership Growth: Lead recruitment and engagement efforts, educating new members on maximizing their impact within the council. • Consensus Building: Facilitate agreement among diverse stakeholders for key decisions and sector-wide initiatives. • Workstream Management: Establish, recruit and manage member-driven task groups and other ad hoc workstreams aligned with the Council’s strategic planning; shepherd the work to completion, publication and promotion of final deliverables. External Relations & Advocacy • Government Relations: Cultivate, maintain, and manage high-level relationships with federal agencies and partners, including the White House, HHS, CISA, FDA, ODNI, and Congress. • Public Policy Development: Contribute senior-level expertise to critical infrastructure protection policies, drawing on deep knowledge of national and homeland security communities and processes, public-private partnerships, supply chain security, business continuity, and incident response • Sector Representation: Represent health sector interests before federal agencies, legislators, other critical infrastructure sectors, and key stakeholders to advance national policy, preparedness, and resilience Communications & Public Affairs • Primary Spokesperson: Serve as the primary voice and sector spokesperson of the HPHSCC-CWG to the media, government bodies, and the public regarding general priorities, specific initiatives, and publications. • Congressional Engagement: Draft and deliver congressional testimony, presentations, speeches, and related materials for yourself and council leadership during legislative cycles or periods of heightened attention. • Information Sharing & Branding: Oversee the evolving design, timely upkeep and performance analytics of the Council website; the delivery of best practices and other advisory publications; quarterly/annual reports; policy updates; webinars and conferences. Draft, edit, and finalize documentation to ensure consistency of brand, style, and quality across all internal and external communications. Administrative and Infrastructure Management • Oversee use of and improvement considerations for data and collaboration platforms for optimal membership, operational and strategic support, and identify strategic partners for potential solutions as necessary • Identify and execute needs and opportunities to solicit funds for special projects from membership with judicious prioritizing • Oversee and manage all aspects of semi-annual membership meetings, including venue host recruitment and advance work, theme and agenda setting and outcome objectives in consultation with Council leadership, negotiating sponsorship solicitation and recognition, and managing/overseeing all elements of meeting logistics QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE, AND SKILLS A qualified Executive Director will be a broadly experienced leader who successfully navigates the intersection of business, operations, technology, government, and policy. • Industry Expertise: Proven industry association advocacy, coordination, and management. Understanding of the national partnership structure includes the role the various private and public sector components play in national critical infrastructure resilience. • Network Expertise: Possesses solid relationships with government and health sector executives. • Coalition Excellence: Demonstrated ability to organize, persuade, influence, and mobilize senior, C-suite executives who are employed by other organizations. • Political Savvy & Advocacy: Deep experience navigating Congressional rhythms, educating lawmakers and Executive Branch regulators and policymakers on complex issues, and managing stakeholder expectations. • Sector Awareness: Comprehensive familiarity with health-specific threats and issues, including operations, supply chain security, workforce shortages, regulatory environments, innovation, and incident response protocols. • Cybersecurity & All-Hazards Threat Knowledge: Awareness of tech-centric vulnerabilities and all-hazards impacts facing the ecosystem (e.g., ransomware, medical device security, AI). COMPETENCY PROFILE Interpersonal Domain • Compelling Communication: Convey information clearly and succinctly; communicate in a focused and impactful way that captures attention and ensures understanding across diverse groups. Be able to speak effectively in front of various audiences. • Cultivating Partnerships: Initiate and maintain strategic relationships with C-suite stakeholders and build alliances with government agencies and cross-functional partners. • Emotional Intelligence: Establish trusting relationships by accurately perceiving and interpreting organizational and political dynamics; leverage insights to manage responses effectively. • Influence: Create and execute strategies that persuade key stakeholders to take collaborative action advancing shared interests. Business / Management Domain • Building Organizational Talent: Maintain routines to attract, develop, and retain talented executive leadership and individual contributors to the membership. • Customer / Member Focus: Ensure that the member and stakeholder perspective is the driving force behind operational decisions and organizational goals. • Record Keeping: Manage and ensure responsive and timely attention to maintaining member records and tracking member engagement • Driving Execution: Align communication, accountabilities, resource capabilities, and internal measurement systems to ensure strategic priorities yield measurable results. • Organizational Savvy & Setting Strategy: Capitalize on decision-making dynamics within the government and industry to achieve objectives; anticipate and respond to long-term shifts in technology, market drivers, or policy Leadership & Individual Attributes • Coaching & Leading Teams: Motivate, guide, and provide development feedback to individual contributors and Executive Leadership to excel in their responsibilities. • Selling the Vision & Leading Change: Vividly communicate a compelling view of the future; catalyze new approaches to improve the overall resilience of the public health sector. • Courage & Executive Disposition: Proactively confront difficult issues and make bold choices in the face of opposition. Demonstrate a poised, calm-but-focused, credible, and confident demeanor that commands professional respect. Reports to: Health-ISAC President and CEO Accountable to: HSCC-CWG Council Chair and Council Executive Leadership Team FLSA Status: Exempt Grade: 21 Location: Metro Washington DC (requirement) Travel: 5 – 10%