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Capps Plumbing and Sewer, Inc. · 7 hours ago

TPWD - Manager V (Land Conservation Program Manager)

DW-TPWD Headquarters4200 Smith School Road

Full-time

Onsite

Lead/Staff, Director/Executive

$9,807.11/mo - $9,807.11/mo

5+ years exp

Capps Plumbing and Sewer, Inc. is part of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, which manages and conserves the natural and cultural resources of Texas. The Land Conservation Program Manager is responsible for overseeing the agency’s Land Conservation Program, providing strategic direction, and managing various conservation initiatives.

CommercialCustomer ServiceProperty ManagementResidential

Responsibilities

Administer the daily operations and activities of the agency’s Land Conservation Program

Provide analysis, research, support and information to assist executive management, staff, legislative and other oversight offices in making informed decisions regarding land acquisitions, strategic property and conservation initiatives, and related real property items

Manage directly and through staff the work of the Land Conservation Program (LCP), including land conservation, real estate transactions including negotiation and preparation of third-party land use agreements, statutory and regulatory aspects of conservation lands, federal and non-federal grant management, conservation easements, and the preparation and delivery of presentations to senior staff and the TPW Commission

Help develop and implement long-term strategic conservation initiatives relating to the acquisition, conservation, management, and protection of real estate assets directly held by or desired by TPWD or assets adjacent to TPWD holdings deemed to be strategic by TPWD

Coordinate with or provide project support to other agencies or nongovernmental organizations in furtherance of the conservation mission of TPWD

Represent the Department’s interests with multiple stakeholders including elected officials, private landowners, trusts and corporations

Qualification

Public administrationReal estate managementConservation managementSupervisory experienceLegislative interactionStakeholder managementNegotiation skillsMS WordMS ExcelMS PowerPointMS TeamsMS OutlookEffective communicationProblem-solving

Required

Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor's degree

Five years of progressively responsible experience in public administration, real estate management, and/or conservation related fields

Two years of supervisory experience managing professional staff and/or consultants/contractors

Experience with public sector land acquisition, conservation easement and property rights activities

Experience responding to legislative requests, interacting with legislative and oversight offices, and executive level private sector stakeholders

Applicant must possess a valid Texas driver's license

Preferred

Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor's or higher degree in Real Estate Management, Wildlife Science, Parks and Recreation, Rangeland Conservation, or related field

Two years of supervisory experience managing real estate, GIS, public administration and/or conservation management staff

Experience navigating State of Texas land acquisition, conservation easement and property rights statutes

Progressively responsible experience in the forging and management of key strategic stakeholder relationships

Demonstrated high level of business acumen related to real estate transactions on the preparation of long-term risk analyses