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LEED
Certifications and Credentials
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a widely recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council that rates the sustainability of buildings based on energy efficiency, water use, materials, and indoor environmental quality. Architects, engineers, and construction professionals pursue LEED accreditation or certify projects to demonstrate environmentally responsible design and construction practices.
Open roles requiring LEED (2)
VP/Global Workplace Design & Space Planning
AllianceBernstein
Nashville, TN
Lead the design and space planning strategy for a global investment management firm's 53 office locations across 27 countries, defining aesthetic direction and workplace standards while managing architects, designers, and internal teams. This role suits experienced design leaders who thrive managing complex multi-location projects and collaborating with senior stakeholders to create employee-centric, culturally aligned workplaces.
Listed on AllianceBernstein’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Sr. Director Global Facilities & Site Operations
Adtran
Adtran Huntsville HQ
This role leads global facilities, real estate, and site operations for a multinational company, overseeing strategy, vendor management, compliance, and sustainability across all corporate locations. It suits experienced operations leaders comfortable managing large multi-site teams, complex budgets, and international regulatory environments.
Listed on Adtran’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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