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Summary of Job Responsibilities

The Audio, Visual, and Collaboration Services Manager is an enterprise service manager that serves as Colorado PERA's enterprise owner for workplace collaboration technology services and provides strategic leadership for future workplace technology investments. This position leads the strategy, design, operation, and continuous improvement of Colorado PERA's workplace collaboration technologies and audio-visual services. This position is accountable for enterprise conference room technologies, live event production, executive and board meeting support, collaboration service standards, vendor partnerships, and workplace technology planning. The role partners closely with IT and business leaders to deliver reliable, high-quality collaboration experiences while developing roadmaps, standards, and investment plans that support the organization's future workplace and technology goals.

Ideal Candidate Statement

The ideal candidate combines strong technical expertise in enterprise AV and collaboration technologies with strategic leadership capabilities. They are passionate about creating exceptional workplace and collaboration experiences, excel in high-visibility executive environments, and proactively identify opportunities to improve technology, services, and user experience. They are comfortable leading cross-functional initiatives, managing vendor relationships, and influencing technology decisions across the organization. They are self-driven, proactive, and committed to continually planning and executing improvements that enhance the AV services and collaboration experiences provided across the organization.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Employees are held accountable for all duties of the job. Individuals must be able to perform these duties with or without reasonable accommodation.

• Lead Enterprise AV and Collaboration Operations - 30%

  • Support high-visibility meetings and events involving senior leadership and executive stakeholders, including:

    • 5 annual Board of Directors meetings (1 fully remote session)

    • Company-wide hybrid meetings

    • Employee engagement events and town halls

  • Configure, operate, and support multi-camera systems, audio mixers, displays, microphones, lighting, streaming platforms, and other AV technologies to ensure high-quality audio and video for both in-room participants and remote attendees

  • Coordinate live switching, encoding, and broadcasting of events

  • Travel to off-site venues to support critical events

  • Manage and administer more than 25 Microsoft Teams and Zoom rooms

  • Provide responsive technical support for conference rooms, executive offices, and collaboration spaces.

  • Deploy, monitor, update, and troubleshoot conference room technology to ensure peak performance and reliability

  • Maintain operational documentation

  • Provide mentoring and training to IT colleagues on AV technologies, configurations, and support issues

  • Develop operational procedures, knowledge transfer practices, and staff onboarding materials to support future growth of collaboration technology services.

  • Provide technical leadership, mentoring, and work direction for assigned staff, contractors, interns, or future collaboration services team members.

  • Serve as the primary technology advisor for executive meetings, Board meetings, employee town halls, and other high-profile collaboration events.

  • Establish and maintain enterprise standards, governance practices, service offerings, and support models for AV and collaboration technologies.

  • Establish service level expectations and operational performance metrics for AV and collaboration services.

  • Develop user training, adoption materials, and best practices for enterprise collaboration technologies.

  • Act as the escalation point for complex enterprise AV and collaboration issues.

• Lead Enterprise AV and Workplace Technology Projects - 25%

  • Lead AV initiatives from planning through deployment

  • Coordinate internal stakeholders, vendors, contractors, and technology partners to ensure successful project delivery

  • Review contracts, recommend improvements, and interpret AV systems design documentation

  • Lead workplace technology initiatives from planning through implementation and operational transition.

  • Provide technology leadership for office remodels, conference center upgrades, workplace modernization initiatives, and future facility projects.

  • Serve as the primary technology lead for workplace collaboration requirements associated with office relocations, facility renovations, and future headquarters planning initiatives.

  • Coordinate architects, contractors, consultants, business stakeholders, and technology vendors to ensure successful deployment of workplace technology solutions.

  • Develop project plans, budgets, schedules, risk mitigation strategies, and executive status reporting for collaboration technology initiatives.

  • Ensure alignment with enterprise architecture, cybersecurity, and infrastructure standards.

• Own Workplace Collaboration Services - 20%

  • Own Colorado PERA's enterprise collaboration technology strategy, including Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, digital signage platforms, streaming platforms, presentation technologies, and future collaboration capabilities.

  • Develop and maintain technology standards, lifecycle plans, and reference designs for workplace collaboration environments.

  • Create and maintain a multi-year roadmap for collaboration and workplace technology services.

  • Define staffing, capability, and service delivery requirements necessary to support the growth and maturity of enterprise collaboration services.

  • Accountable for the overall health, availability, adoption, customer satisfaction, and continuous improvement of enterprise collaboration technology services.

  • Monitor service quality, user satisfaction, and technology utilization metrics and implement continuous improvement initiatives.

  • Develop and report service performance metrics, technology adoption metrics, and roadmap progress to IT leadership on a regular basis.

  • Partner with business leaders to identify collaboration challenges and develop technology solutions that improve employee and stakeholder experiences.

  • Evaluate emerging technologies and recommend investments that align with organizational goals and workplace needs.

• Vendor, Contract, and Budget Management - 15%

  • Manage relationships with AV vendors, consultants, system integrators, and support providers, including performance management, service reviews, issue escalation, and ongoing optimization of vendor-delivered services.

  • Participate in procurement activities, technology evaluations, vendor selections, and contract negotiations.

  • Monitor vendor performance, service levels, risks, and contract obligations.

  • Develop, manage, and be accountable for annual operating and capital budgets for AV and collaboration technologies, including spending forecasts, technology refresh planning, and investment prioritization.

  • Forecast equipment lifecycle replacement, technology refresh, and future investment needs.

  • Provide recommendations to leadership regarding strategic technology investments and cost optimization opportunities.

• Strategy, Innovation and Continuous Improvement - 10%

  • Present technology strategies, business cases, roadmap recommendations, and service improvement plans to IT leadership.

  • Lead planning activities related to future workplace collaboration services, workplace modernization initiatives, and long-term technology investment strategies.

Job Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Audio Engineering, Broadcast Technology, Information Technology or related field, and 7 years relevant work experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience

• Strong experience providing AV support for live events required

• Experience supporting executive-level events strongly preferred

• Demonstrated experience designing AV systems for live production and corporate environments

• Deep understanding of AV industry hardware and software: Crestron, Neat Bars, Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms

• Proficiency with multi-camera video production, live switching, and streaming/encoding platforms

• Strong knowledge of audio systems, including microphones, mixers, DSPs, and signal flow

• AV-specific or related certifications preferred (Certified Programmer, Crestron Technician)

• Working knowledge of IT systems, including Windows/Mac OS, networking, cybersecurity, and endpoint support

• Ability to remain calm under pressure during live events

• Professional presence when supporting executive leadership and board members

• Effective interpersonal, problem solving, anticipatory, and decision-making skills

• Certified Technology Specialist (CTS), CTS-D, CTS-I, Crestron, Microsoft Teams Rooms, or equivalent industry certifications.

• Experience supporting conference center, board room, broadcast, streaming, or large-scale hybrid collaboration environments.

• Experience participating in workplace technology planning, facility technology design, or headquarters construction projects.

• Experience administering or supporting enterprise digital signage technologies preferred.

Preferred Leadership and Strategic Experience

• Experience developing technology roadmaps, service strategies, and lifecycle management plans.

• Experience managing technology vendors, contractors, service providers, or consulting partners.

• Experience supporting procurement, contract negotiation, and technology acquisition activities.

• Experience developing and managing technology operating and capital budgets.

• Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional initiatives without direct reporting authority.

• Experience supporting executive leadership, governing boards, or other high-profile stakeholders.

• Strong business acumen with the ability to align technology investments with organizational objectives.

• Experience leading, mentoring, supervising, or developing technical staff.

Working Conditions

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.  Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Standard office environment with frequent telephone communication, computer operation, and other office productivity machinery, such as a copy and printer machine.

• Occasional moving and positioning supplies in excess of 20 pounds

• All employees are expected to present themselves in a professional manner in alignment with the financial services industry

• Ability to sit for prolonged periods of time

• Ability to operate standard PC equipment

• Ability to handle stress associated with frequent deadline and tight schedules

Hybrid Work Option

• Opportunity to work from home up to two days per week. Eligibility dependent upon factors detailed in PERA's Work from Home Policy.

Interested Candidates:
Complete the employment application online at https://www.copera.org/careers. Please have copies of your resume and cover letter available to upload.

Job Description Disclaimer

This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of an employee. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change or be assigned with or without notice.

Unfortunately, at this time, PERA cannot consider candidates that require sponsorship (now or in the future), or are located outside of the US.

All Colorado PERA employees are subject to PERA’s Ethics Policy and some employees are subject to the Personal Trading Policy. These policies include restrictions on outside business activities and employment and have certain requirements on personal trading.  You may request copies of these policies from PERA’s talent acquisition team and any questions can be answered by PERA’s Investment Administration team.

Why Work at PERA

Colorado PERA offers more than a traditional pension career. We are a mission-driven organization with a growing focus on technology and modernization. Employees have the opportunity to do meaningful work with a real impact on over 700,000 members. From enhancing digital tools and member experiences to supporting major enterprise initiatives, employees are part of meaningful, future-focused work that blends public service with innovation. We take pride in our inclusive culture, career development opportunities, and our consistent recognition as a Top Workplace based on employee feedback. PERA is a place to connect, contribute, and be part of something bigger.

A Culture That Cares

At PERA, leveraging employee strengths and supporting strong engagement are the foundations of our culture. Employees are encouraged to grow through development opportunities and internal career movement, while also being part of an organization where people feel respected, informed, and included. Collaboration is encouraged across teams, allowing employees to learn from one another and contribute in ways that maximize their unique skills. We strive to foster an environment where employees can do their best work and feel supported by the people around them

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