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Job Posting 

Job Title: Chief Executive Officer for Visitor Services

Location: Architect of the Capitol

At the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center (CVC), our teams take pride on a daily basis to welcome thousands of visitors who come to learn about the House and Senate and the legislative process, and the history and development of the architecture and art of the U.S. Capitol. The CVC houses exhibits, a restaurant, two orientation theaters, a large auditorium, two on-site gift shops and an online gift shop. We have welcomed more than 25 million people who have visited the CVC since its opening in 2008.
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The Obama Presidential Center, located in Chicago Illinois is currently recruiting for the Superintendent of Building Services. 

Our mission at the Obama Foundation is to inspire, empower, and connect people to change their world.  We seek to build an active democratic culture where people are equipped and motivated to make change, not just at the polls or in the halls of power, but in their communities, in the places where they live, work, and play.
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The Obama Presidential Center, located in Chicago Illinois is currently recruiting for the Superintendent of Operations and Maintenance. 

Our mission at the Obama Foundation is to inspire, empower, and connect people to change their world.  We seek to build an active democratic culture where people are equipped and motivated to make change, not just at the polls or in the halls of power, but in their communities, in the places where they live, work, and play.
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Job Title:  Senior Director of Facilities

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Philadelphia, PA

SUMMARY

The Philadelphia Museum of Art was founded in 1876, the year of the nation’s centennial, in the city that launched the Declaration of Independence. In 1928, in an exultant moment, the Museum opened its East Terrace doors, crowning the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and overlooking Center City. Since then, it has grown into an artistic campus made up of the landmark main building; the Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman building; the Rodin Museum; and two fine eighteenth-century houses in Fairmount Park: Mount Pleasant and Cedar Grove. The Museum was intended to express the city’s highest aspirations and plazas and steps Philadelphia Museum of Art Page 2 of 5 are essential sites for both protests and celebrations including the Pope’s visit, Super Bowl celebration, Black Lives Matter marches, seminal concerts, and of course, Rocky, running the steps. It has become a beacon and the iconic image of Philadelphia. 
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