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Reporting to the Vice President of Workforce Development, the Dean of Career and Technical Education & Early College, as well as Community Partnerships will lead the College’s early college programs (including Running Start/Accelerate/High School Enrichment) initiatives with CCRI’s regional higher education and K-12 partners related to Career and Technical education pathways and services.
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Leaders are also responsible for learning every role in the restaurant and investing in the business side of Chick-fil-A. The goal of the Leadership Development Program is to build strong, business-oriented leaders, and provide skills they will utilize in their future career.
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As an employer of choice, our goal is to provide a challenging, progressive and inclusive work environment which fosters personal leadership, career growth and development for every employee.
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The Regional Manager, Colleague & Labor Relations IL/IN supports the development, implementation and standardization of system-wide colleague and labor relations strategy, policies, processes and programs throughout the Regional Health Ministries (RHM.
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As the Leadership Development Manager, you will have the opportunity to identify, cultivate and develop leaders (Area Coordinators) who will in turn establish volunteer teams to carry out the mission and vision of OCC in their communities and churches.
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We are looking for a Manager of Talent & Leadership Development to help us build the future of learning at Universal Studios Hollywood. Manager, Talent & Leadership Development.
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Chick-fil-A Murfreesboro is seeking an individual to join their Leadership Development Program (LDP). Chick-fil-A Murfreesboro, under the leadership of operator Beau Noblitt, seeks to carry out that mission every day.
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Job Details Description Job Overview – How You’ll Contribute:The role of the People Operations Manager (HR Manager) is to partner with assigned location leadership and provide support to associates to ensure a Best-In-Class experience.
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Minimum 5 years of coaching experience in leadership development, facilitation, organizational development, change management, learning organizations, or process and performance improvement.
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Work in collaboration with regional CI leadership to implement the Chromalloy Continuous Improvement System. Work in collaboration with site and regional CI leadership to identify and improve those areas most important to the site and Chromalloy.
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Reporting to the Regional Sr HR Manager, the HR Manager leads the facility/group HR team and is responsible for effective execution of human resources functions, such as Talent Development, Talent Selection, Workforce Planning, Engagement, Recognition, Performance Management, Leave Management, Organizational Development, Training, Associate Relations, Compensation, Benefits, Wellness, Risk Safety, Labor Relations, Sustainability and Philanthropy.
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As part of the Employer Engagement Program (EEP), the Career Development Specialist (CDS ) will serve as an advocate for refugee clients and support their professional advancement through personalized, collaborative goal planning based on their current job, skills, qualifications, and interests.
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This position is supported and supervised by the Regional Career Services Director, campus, and regional teams. Does the idea of helping students achieve professional success through career development excite you.
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Assist Operations leadership in development and execution of Regional Strategic Plan to ensure both an internal and external pipeline of candidates; forecasts staffing needs to fill vacant Operations management positions on a timely basis to support company growth; Participate in Open House events, and career fairs, supported by Recruiters at the Support Center.
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Previous role as a Direct Manager, Manager, Sales Manager, Area Manager, District Manager, Regional Manager, Business Development Manager, Branch Manager, Manager Trainee, Assistant General Manager, Outside Sales Manager.
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