Organize and engage in the strategic planning and visioning of CMCM including supporting the establishment of CMCM at the LBJ School;Provide content area expertise in the municipal capital markets to develop a suite of curricular programs for CMCM tailored to undergraduate, graduate and non-degree seeking students;Establish and manage collaborative/partner relationships with municipal finance organizations in the public, private and non-profit sectors in support of experiential training and professional networking programs for LBJ students;As needed participate in the drafting of commentaries, technical reports, and op-eds related to specialized municipal capital market topics;Help organize CMCMs annual conference, webinars, workshops and ad-hoc speaker-events;Serve as a resource to the Texas Legislature, federal regulatory market organizations, the media, policymakers in other jurisdictions, and other stakeholders on municipal capital market issues;Help manage the 20-member CMCM Advisory Committee comprised of national leaders in the municipal finance sector;Work collaboratively with the Center Faculty Director on strategic financial decision-making for the Center including on all fundraising efforts;Oversee the day-to-day administrative and financial management activities of CMCM including working with LBJ communications team on all marketing, website development and social media activities;Develop and teach two public finance courses per academic year at the LBJ School;Other related functions as assigned.