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Under the broad direction of the VPIT & CIO and as a member of the IT leadership team, the AVP is responsible for enterprise and technology architecture coordination, IT governance, IT policy, project management, strategic planning and strategic outreach for the Division of Information Technology.
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Our Waste Planning Practice provides planning, permitting, feasibility analysis, rate studies, route optimization, contracting, strategic planning, strategic communications, solid waste management plans, zero waste plans, circular economy, organics, public education, advisory services, and extended producer responsibility.
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A minimum of 10 years of waste related planning experience associated with the development of solid waste management plans, mastering planning, feasibility analyses, zero waste plans, and strategic communications and planning.
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Participate in Resources Business Group (RBG) strategic and tactical planning activities, and the development of strategic positioning with individual Areas in the West, Central and East regions of North America.
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The Director of Connections Planning will work closely with Client Leadership and Strategic Communication Planning to manage and grow the client relationship. Determines final budget allocation by medium, informed by any research or insight driven by media planning and taking into account the channel contact plan / brief.
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The successful candidate will be an experienced financial executive with a successful record of managing diverse operations and demonstrated expertise in strategic asset/liability management, financial planning and management, strategic planning, accounting, and budgetary and regulatory compliance.
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The Financial Planning & Analysis Manager is responsible for providing financial insights and analysis to support fintech business decision-making and ultimately strategic planning.
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Initiate and support frequent and regular communication across the country on waste leadership, technical development, technologies, regulatory and policy compliance, implementation of strategic plans and delivery of key waste planning projects.
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Identify key talent in the waste planning market and assist with recruitment of identified talent including key staff retention. The Solid Waste Planning Practice resides under the Waste Sector within the Resources Business Group.
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HDR has been a leader in solid waste planning for several decades, with experience throughout North America and globally. Solid Waste Planning Practice. Coordinate with local, regional and national sustainability leadership in the preparation of project proposal support and budgets for planning projects.
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Kimley-Horn is looking for a talented urban planner to join our land planning team in Jacksonville, Florida. Bachelor's or Masters Degree in a relevant field such as urban planning. Position requires a bachelors or masters degree in urban and regional planning or related field supplemented by 1 to 3 years of professional planning or equivalent experience.
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Specific activities include the following:Participate in Resources Business Group (RBG) strategic and tactical planning activities, and the development of strategic positioning with individual Areas in the West, Central and East regions of North America.
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118,700.00 Annual Bonus EligibilityComprehensive Benefits PackagePaid Time Off401k & Company MatchPosition Summary:The Manager of Strategic Business Planning will support the Director of Strategic Business Planning in the development and design of the Value Chain Network Footprint for specific, and assigned, commercial categories (Bread, Buns and Rolls, Sweet Baked Goods, Breakfast, Salty Snacks, and/or Innovation) that will enable BBU's future growth strategy.
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As Manager, Planning, you’ll support the vision and strategic plan for the account, ensuring success across Work Quality, Client Relationships, Financials, and Team Health. 3-5 years of experience in media planning with knowledge of across various channels, national/local scope (to be customized by hiring team.
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Kimley-Horn is looking for Planning graduates to join our Las Vegas, Nevada (NV) office focusing on Transportation! Contribute to the pre-construction planning, modification, permitting, and analysis for multiple projects ranging in size and scope.
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