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As of Aug 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for macys executive development program in Bellingham, WA is $96,831.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $65,500.00 and $103,900.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Macys Executive Development Program vs Macy's Retail Management Trainee?

AspectMacys Executive Development ProgramMacy's Retail Management Trainee
CredentialsBachelor's degree, leadership potentialBachelor's degree, customer service skills
Work EnvironmentCorporate office, leadership trainingRetail stores, customer interaction
Employer & IndustryMacy's, retail

The Macys Executive Development Program focuses on preparing participants for leadership roles through corporate training and strategic projects, while the Macy's Retail Management Trainee program emphasizes hands-on store management skills and customer service. Both programs target recent graduates aiming to build a career in retail leadership, but differ mainly in their focus areas and work environments.

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Vice Provost for Enrollment Management - Western Washington University

Another Source

Bellingham, WA

Full-time

Posted 17 days ago


Job description

Ready to shape the future of enrollment at one of the Pacific Northwest's top public universities?
 
Another Source is recruiting a Vice Provost for Enrollment Management for Western Washington University in beautiful Bellingham, WA.
 
This executive leadership opportunity reports directly to the Provost and serves as the university's chief enrollment officer, leading strategy across admissions, financial aid, the registrar, veterans services, and orientation & transition programs.
 
Why this opportunity stands out:
  • Lead institution-wide Strategic Enrollment Management for a nationally recognized public university serving approximately 15,000 students.
  • Partner with senior leadership to shape enrollment strategy, student success, and long-term institutional sustainability.
  • Build and lead a talented enrollment management team while helping guide the university through an exciting period of growth and organizational transformation.
  • Influence every stage of the student journey - from recruitment through graduation.
 
Western Washington University is known for its commitment to academic excellence, sustainability, undergraduate research, and student success, making this an outstanding opportunity for an experienced enrollment leader looking to make a lasting institutional impact.
 
Interested? Apply today and help shape the future of enrollment and student success at Western Washington University. 

Another Source's client, Western Washington University, is recruiting a Vice Provost for Enrollment Management to join their team in Bellingham, Washington. This is an onsite executive leadership opportunity.  

Western Washington University is seeking a visionary, collaborative, and data-driven enrollment leader to serve as its next Vice Provost for Enrollment Management (VPEM). Reporting directly to the Provost and serving as a member of the Provost's leadership team, this role offers the opportunity to shape the university's enrollment future by leading institution-wide strategies that advance recruitment, retention, student success, and long-term enrollment sustainability. 

As Western continues to strengthen its position as one of the Pacific Northwest's premier public universities, the Vice Provost will play a pivotal role in aligning enrollment strategy with academic priorities, financial sustainability, and student achievement. 

Here's a little about Western Washington University: 

Western Washington University is a nationally recognized public university serving approximately 15,000 students across seven colleges and a graduate school. Located in Bellingham, Washington, Western has consistently been recognized among the top public master's-granting universities in the Pacific Northwest by U.S. News & World Report. The university is known for delivering a transformational education grounded in the liberal arts and sciences while fostering innovation, sustainability, student success, and community engagement. 

With a strong commitment to access, belonging, and academic excellence, Western continues to evolve its academic programs, regional partnerships, and student support strategies to meet the changing needs of today's learners. The University is investing in innovative approaches to enrollment management, student success, and institutional planning, making this an exciting time for an experienced enrollment executive to help shape Western's future. 

About this role: 

The Vice Provost for Enrollment Management (VPEM) serves as the University's chief enrollment officer and has executive responsibility for the development, implementation, assessment, and continuous improvement of a comprehensive, data-informed Strategic Enrollment Management (SEM) plan. The VPEM provides strategic leadership for establishing institutional enrollment goals and priorities related to recruitment, retention, and student success in alignment with the University's mission, strategic plan, and commitment to student achievement. The VPEM is accountable for recruitment outcomes and enrollment goals and collaborates with academic and administrative leaders across the institution to advance retention and student success objectives. The Vice Provost provides innovative leadership to advance recruitment strategies, financial aid optimization, enrollment forecasting, and the policies, systems, and services that enable student success. The position leads the Enrollment Management division, including the offices of Admissions, Financial Aid, Registrar, Veterans Services, and Orientation and Transition. 

Working collaboratively across academic and administrative units, the Vice Provost advises senior leadership on enrollment trends, student demand, financial aid strategy, tuition revenue implications, and long-term enrollment sustainability. The Vice Provost serves as a member of the Provost's leadership team, contributing to institutional decision-making and the advancement of university priorities related to long-term enrollment and student success. 

This role offers a unique opportunity to influence nearly every aspect of the student experience - from first inquiry through graduation - while helping the university respond strategically to demographic shifts, changing student expectations, and the evolving higher education landscape. 

Scope & Impact 

General Administration & Strategic Leadership  

  • Build, implement, and continuously assess a comprehensive, data-informed Strategic Enrollment Management plan that brings together stakeholders across the university to advance shared enrollment and student success goals. 
  • Ensure alignment of the Strategic Enrollment Management plan with the University Strategic plan and senior leadership priorities. 
  • Regularly review progress toward goals stated in the Strategic Enrollment Management plan and ensure senior leadership and respective stakeholders remain consistently informed. 
  • Lead the Enrollment Management division, providing strategic direction, policy oversight, and direct supervision to the Executive Director of Admissions, Executive Director of Financial Aid, University Registrar, Director of Veterans Services, and Director of Orientation and Transition. 
  • Ensure effective management of personnel, technology, and operational workflows within the division. 
  • Lead institutional enrollment forecasting, predictive modeling, and market analysis to establish enrollment targets, inform academic planning, support tuition revenue projections, and identify emerging enrollment opportunities across undergraduate, graduate, online, transfer, international, and other student populations. 
  • Establish and ensure flexibility and adaptability to changing or evolving conditions in dynamic higher education environments. 
  • Partner with colleges, deans, faculty leadership, and shared governance bodies to develop and implement enrollment and student success strategies that align academic capacity, student demand, and institutional priorities. 
  • Explore, implement, and optimize technologies and systems that support enrollment operations, student engagement, service delivery, and data-informed decision-making. 
  • Oversee divisional and departmental operating budgets and ensure alignment of resources with institutional priorities. 
  • Foster a culture of data-informed decision-making within the Enrollment Management division and across the university by leveraging analytics, assessment, forecasting, and continuous improvement practices to guide strategy, resource allocation, and institutional planning. 
  • Lead the development and implementation of financial aid leveraging and scholarship allocation strategies that advance institutional goals related to net tuition revenue, access, affordability, enrollment, and student success. 
  • Collaborate with University leaders in the development of operational enrollment management plans that meet or exceed strategic goals.