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Work with HR Partner Manager to coach and advise staff and managers on matters regarding conflict resolution, relationship building, and effective communication; Work with HR Partner Manager to develop strategic and operational plans to achieve results and ensure alignment with company goals and objectives through training and development initiatives.
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10%: Brand/CRI Strategy & Projects:Support product strategy development including driving many milestone meetings and executing product development calendarPartner with VPs and other merchants to build and drive total CRI strategic vision.
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Customer Relationship Management utilizing Siebel / Salesforce. Works with Commercial Sales Directors and Sales Managers to develop and implement customer specific supply chain savings initiatives that coordinate with strategic goals set by customer and CHEP commercial team.
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Our VISION is to continue as an internally owned, relationship-driven company focused on professional development, building synergy, and strategic growth. At least 3-5 years of Project Engineer experience in the field of civil engineering including water, wastewater and or site/land development design.
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You will have the opportunity to approach each client and prospect as a generalist on issues of strategic importance to private business owners, such as mergers and acquisitions, exit opportunities, capital structure, capital markets, commercial lending, private equity, corporate governance, and industry insights.
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The Relationship Manager (“RM”) will be responsible for managing and growing the commercial relationship with a number of Moody’s largest and most strategic global customers in the Americas.
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A successful AHRM will demonstrate an understanding of the strategic relationship between effective human resource management and core business functions. MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES: Strategic Business Partnership Work with operations team to identify, create, and implement innovative human capital solutions that enhance business performance Champion, execute and monitor the effectiveness of programs and initiatives Lead and guide operations for new business start-ups.
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What You’ll Work On Effective Design, Development & Execution Guidance of the ANSC international transportation activities (including ocean, airfreight and cross-border trucking)Strategic Sourcing & Relationship Management (in excess of $75MM), including performance, cost, and global contracting of Ocean Carriers, Outside-the-USA.
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Develop strategic marketing and sales planning with top executives; set objectives and methods to reach them. Maintain accurate records of all sales and prospecting activities, including sales calls, appointments, closed sales, and follow-up activity within assigned territory using a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) tool.
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Coordinates and executes specific activities for the implementation of strategic initiatives; includes tracking metrics and milestones. Typically meets client service needs through a pooled call center environment or a dedicated one-on-one relationship with sensitive, complex and/or top tiered clients.
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Manage the SharePoint product life cycle including strategic planning, project design, issue resolution, and vendor relationship management. A High Profile Investment Firm seeks a SharePoint Architect to be the firm's enterprise evangelist promoting and refining SharePoint strategy.
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Crafting innovative events and executing flawless campaigns for clients in the entertainment industry is a daily standard along with social media savvy and relationship marketing. The ideal candidate is a dynamic, creative, and strategic thinker that will lead publicity and promotional campaigns in the Canadian office of a leading, national agency.
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Achievement is accomplished through strategic marketing, attendance at local events to generate sales and awareness, and relationship development. Trilogy Health Services is looking for the BEST sales professional.
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To deliver on our strategic vision, we have five business divisions that are the foundation for the long-term growth of the company: Assessment & Qualifications, Virtual Learning, English Language Learning, Workforce Skills and Higher Education.
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The Salesperson will be responsible for identifying and pursuing potential clients, managing existing accounts, and developing strategic sales plans by utilizing effective communication, negotiation, and relationship-building skills.
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