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The Chief Information Officer (CIO) is a crucial position in shaping Halozyme’s technology strategy and leading the implementation and operations of our corporate technology. Direct the development of the IT sourcing strategy and provide executive oversight for strategic vendor and partner relationship management.
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We operate through four business divisions: Global Wealth Management, Personal & Corporate Banking, Asset Management and the Investment Bank. Our global reach and the breadth of our expertise set us apart from our competitors.
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Is a dynamic organization dedicated to providing supply chain management solutions for fasteners and assembly components to original equipment manufacturers, assembly plants, and other users of these products.
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The Senior Financial Analyst is responsible for corporate-wide budgeting/forecasting and provides insight into current operations through periodic and ad hoc management reporting analyses.
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Experience, in presenting/interacting with corporate customer level, and plant filler level. Experience in customer forecasting, accounts receivable, claims resolution, and other account management responsibilities.
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We work closely with Corporate Treasury, Controllers, Operations, Global Markets Division, Investment Banking Division, Consumer and Wealth Management Division, Asset Management Division and the broader Risk organization to provide independent risk assessment and oversight of the firm’s liquidity risk taking.
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Properly manage time between managing direct sales and marketing efforts with primary focus on developing corporate accounts, group sales and meeting and event sales based on determined market mixWork with property and revenue management team to ensure proper revenue management functions, rate and inventory management and forecasting are being fully evaluated to optimize revenues based on demand.
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Your responsibilities will encompass strategic planning support, process optimization, initiative management, communication facilitation, board and stakeholder relations, and project management.
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Thrive is an innovative technology solutions provider focused on Cyber Security, Hybrid Cloud, Global Network Management, Disaster Recovery and traditional Managed Services. Our corporate culture, engineering talent, customer-centric approach, and focus upon NextGen services help us stand out among our peers.
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Experience with monitoring and remote management tools. Resolution of incidents/requests related to, but not limited to the following:Mail Application/Office 365 issuesClient/Server Connectivity issues (per SOP)Time Sensitive and VIP Workstation incidentsFile RestoresRemote Access incidents (Citrix and Terminal Services)Password ResetsNetworked Printer Issues.
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Be familiar with all corporate sponsored programs such as airline mileage Triple Upgrade or V.I.P. programs and the standards and procedures for each. As the global leader in third-party hotel management, our growing portfolio represents over 1,550 hotels in all 50 states and 22 countries, from top international lodging brands to luxury hotels, destination resorts and lifestyle hotels.
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This person has a background in health, wellness, or retail management. These events include community pop-ups, business networking, corporate events, and community outreach. Minimum 2+ years of management and/or business development experience preferred.
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Direct the continuous and secure operation, administration and maintenance of the corporate computing and networking infrastructure at the 24/7 sites in the region, including development of IT Risk Management, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plans.
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Manage the day-to-day corporate communications for Vasion including internal and external communications, crisis management, and media and social media monitoring. Direct experience in leading the creation of the overall corporate communications strategy, mapping to key business priorities, and ensuring alignment across the corporate communications, product marketing/product management, and senior leadership teams.
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As an AEC firm, we proudly specialize in industries that inherently carry important social responsibility - we recognize our impact and influence in the communities we serve and pursue corporate responsibility through the lens of people, community, and planet.
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