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Responsibilities:Collaborate closely with multiple business units to provide accounting support and solutions for various challenges, including project cost and revenue analysis, financial metrics, and periodic reporting.
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The CFO leads the Financial Operations teams, including Accounting & Financial Reporting, Financial Planning & Analysis, Treasury, Accounting Services, Procurement, and Travel & Events.
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Key Responsibilities: Provide project management support and lead resilience and climate-adaptation planning projects funded by FEMA, CDBG-MIT, or state programs. At least 5 years of demonstrated knowledge of mitigation and resilience planning; land use/general planning; mitigation and adaptation strategy identification; risk assessment; climate hazards; federal/state funding mechanisms; federal and state climate, resilience, emergency management policies and programs, best practices and standards.
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The Business Manager provides administrative, financial support services and analysis for the Operations and Sales teams. Monitor and collaborate with management team in the analysis of monthly financial reports and control operating expenses with potential savings opportunities.
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As a Senior Urban Designer, you will be working with our Planning team across the region, in business and client development, project design/delivery, financial management, strategic insight, community outreach and staff development.
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Optera Software and Services: Advise project teams on the deployment of Optera’s SaaS solution and support GHG inventory calculations, disclosure, forecasting, target setting and sustainability program management.
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The Financial Manager of Development will provide guidance and supervision to the Financial Analyst through the lender underwriting process by helping to build the Total Development Budget and Operating Proformas for each project, as well as collaborate with the development team and executive management to structure and negotiate terms of funding sources.
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Alteryx, Banking, Business, Critical Thinking, Data Acquisition, Data Analysis, Data Management, Data Operations, Data Quality, Decision Making, Financial Products, Leadership, Management Reporting, Microsoft Power BI, People Management.
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Our business reach spans satellite television service, live-streaming and on-demand programming, smart home installation services, mobile plans and products, and now we are building America's First Smart Network.
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Provides strategic leadership, management, mentorship, and oversight to the Finance Department, which comprises Accounting, Payroll, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Treasury Operations, Business Insights.
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The company's enterprise financial planning and analysis group serves as the critical support partner for Summit's senior leadership team. Senior Analyst, Financial Planning & Analysis.
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The FLVS Senior Associate will assist on different types of forensic accounting, litigation support and valuation engagements including internal investigations, tracing funds and assets, civil and criminal litigation support, and valuations that cover business and intangible asset valuations prepared for business planning, tax, financial reporting, and litigation-related purposes.
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From environmental planning, permitting, remediation, site characterization and Archaeology to chemical data management and hydrogeology, Kleinfelder offers a variety of services designed to provide technically appropriate and cost-effective solutions.
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The Exelixis Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) team is seeking a Senior Financial Analyst (SFA) to partner with the G&A and Commercial Organizations.
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Has 2 to 5 years of experience in a top investment bank, management consulting firm, private equity firm, hedge fund, and/or tech company in a finance/strategy/business development role.
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