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The Strategy and Business Analytics Experienced Consultant will work along Transaction Services advisors/architects (Data Engineering and Analytics, Cloud, Cyber, Software Engineering, infrastructure) and executive client stakeholders to support assessment solutions and tech advisory across a variety of industries, including Private Equity, High-Tech & Software, Healthcare, and Financial Services.
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Establish, manage, and present business and financial analysis to support and track our business strategy and planning, adjusting as needed to ensure success. Our founder, Barc Simpson established 9 Principles of Business we live out as company values and have made Simpson Strong-Tie an inspiring place to work since 1956.
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As a Business Intelligence Manager, you will own the delivery of actionable insights to inform data-driven decisions on sales & marketing strategy, and increase efficiency of our go-to-market operations.
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Vontier Director, Business Development & Strategy Montpelier, Vermont Apply Now Core duties and responsibilities include the following. Successfully cultivate targets, meet with all levels of target companies and articulate Vontier’s values, strategy and vision.
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Vontier Director, Business Development & Strategy Lincoln, Nebraska Apply Now Core duties and responsibilities include the following. Vontier has a culture of continuous improvement built upon the foundation of the Vontier Business System.
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On the corporate side, you will perform the role of Assistant Corporate Secretary, support mergers and acquisitions, capital market transactions, and partner with DTNA's business and strategy teams to develop new and innovative approaches for market growth.
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Vontier Director, Business Development & Strategy Boise, Idaho Apply Now Core duties and responsibilities include the following. Vontier has a culture of continuous improvement built upon the foundation of the Vontier Business System and embraced by over 8,500 colleagues worldwide.
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Vontier Director, Business Development & Strategy Augusta, Maine Apply Now Core duties and responsibilities include the following. Develop the strategic rationale for an acquisition or business partnership.
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Vontier Director, Business Development & Strategy Cheyenne, Wyoming Apply Now Core duties and responsibilities include the following. Build consensus both within the (Platform) Team, Vontier leadership (including corporate) and at the target company for an acquisition or substantial business partnership.
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Vontier Director, Business Development & Strategy Pierre, South Dakota Apply Now Core duties and responsibilities include the following. Conduct Voice of the Customer (VOC) to fully understand customer problems to be solved, the value chain, and profit pools for our existing markets and potential new markets to help determine areas for expansion, with a bias towards building recurring revenue business opportunities.
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Prior experience in a business operations, revenue operations, strategic finance, product operations, strategy consulting or corporate strategy role at a technology company. 8+ years of experience with a background in business operations, revenue operations, strategic finance, product operations, strategy consulting or corporate strategy in a technology company.
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Vontier Director, Business Development & Strategy Charleston, West Virginia Apply Now Core duties and responsibilities include the following. Build business and underlying financial plans for growth investments.
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This pillar of the Strategic Finance team is focused on driving growth within the Self-Serve business and validating Airtable’s AI strategy. 2+ years of experience in one of: corporate/strategic finance, sales strategy & operations, investment banking, or consulting.
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Vontier Director, Business Development & Strategy Jackson, Mississippi Core duties and responsibilities include the following. ANGI is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gilbarco Veeder-Root, the worldwide technology leader for retail and commercial fueling operations.
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The role provides an opportunity to work with multiple functions across the organization and be a strategic business partner to Finance & Strategy, Strategic, Planning & Transactions (SP&T), Investor Relations, Accounting, Tax and Treasury.
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