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Attain annual goals established between general manager/supervisor. ’s product, sales and service in an ethical and professional manner at all times. Attend and initiate meetings with engineering, service, systems and other internal departments through sales cycle.
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Job DescriptionThe Regional Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing the Sales and Operations of multiple construction projects across the region. Monitor financial performance of Sales and Projects through reports in VistaPrepare estimates for regional projects.
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Reporting to the Area Sales Director, the Regional Sales Manager will lead the sales process within an assigned territory of business for net new logos into prospective accounts and regional consultant influencers (5,000-20,000 employees.
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Help to form and plan major capital projects Act as property management’s subject matter expert Interface with the home office team to provide information, advice, and physical due diligence resources in support of new acquisition opportunities Provide general oversight of property management software functions for accuracy Required Experience For Regional Property Manager: 3-5 years of direct multi-site multifamily property management experience is required.
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Position SummaryThe Regional Property Manager is responsible for the management and maintenance of a diverse and growing portfolio of single-family homes used as Care Homes for individuals with developmental disabilities and other housing models serving vulnerable populations.
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As an Regional Sales Manager, you thrive on building meaningful connections and fostering long-term relationships with clients. Who we are: Sterling Fab Tech is a CNC Machine Tool Sales Company that specializes in metal fabrication and processing equipment.
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Irvine offers warm weather, beautiful scenery, and is a top bicycling city with miles of on-road bicycle lanes and mountain bike trails.
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Understanding of the following positions, whether from specific previous experience in the position, or proximity to the position in the past: Regional Operations Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer, Field Engineer, General Superintendent, Construction Manager, Project Superintendent, General Foreman, Foreman, Quality Technician, Safety Technician, and Safety Manager.
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The Regional Sales Manager is expected to build and manage a sales pipeline from inception to completion and operate within the Desktop Metal sales process. The Regional Sales Manager is a consultative business role with overall responsibility for business performance via managing all aspects of customer accounts in a specific region.
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Lennar is seeking a Regional Environmental Manager to be responsible for the ongoing implementation and management of the Lennar Environmental Management System (LEMS). Regularly interact with Lennar's National Environmental Manager and National Director of Environmental Compliance and Safety.
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Regional Facility Maintenance Manager. Crunch is NOW HIRING an experienced, jack-of-all trades maintenance manager that can oversee our team of maintenance technicians and maintain our 11 facilities in Orange County and San Diego.
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The Pharmacy Operations Manager oversees operations of the inpatient pharmacies, including drug distribution and sterile product preparation, and staff and workflow coordination with the Lead(s), Regional Clinical Pharmacy Manager and ancillary services.
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The Regional Sales Manager (RSM) reports to the National Sales Director. The RSM will work closely with the President, National Sales Director and VP, Business Development to accomplish CULA goals and objectives.
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The Regional Manager, Florida is a member of the Airport Operations leadership team and is responsible for Porters safety, aircraft turn performance, passenger service experience, ground handling, and oversight of Porters business matters and third party relations at the Florida Stations.
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As a Regional Sales Manager (RSM), this individual will serve as the point person for end to end area program development and clinical success. Regional Sales Manager.
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