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Well established and highly profitable regional CPA firm has developed a reputation for excellence and expertise in the accounting and management consulting industry.
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The Continuous Improvement Manager is lead responsible for the CI Dept. assisting plant-wide performance improvement initiatives
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Seeking a highly motivated and experienced Senior Project Manager to oversee the successful execution of multifamily construction projects in Oregon.
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If you love choregraphing all the parts of a manufacturing orchestra to deliver as promised, then this will be your DREAM JOB!
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Position Summary: The Maintenance Planner is responsible for maintenance and engineering support functions, performing/managing plant betterment projects to include but not limited to; planned OEM project planning and execution, vendor and contractor oversight, as well as subject matter expert for plant Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) programs & upkeep.
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Foods manufacturer with excellent benefits, growth potential and stability is hiring a Maintenance Supervisor to setup a new operation
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The Employers' Association (TEA) has entrusted Management Business Solutions as a strategic recruitment partner in their pursuit of a new President/Executive Director for their Grand Rapids, Michigan office.
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If You Have 5-15 Years Experience Selling Engineered Products Into Automotive OEM's This May Be The Position For You!
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Reporting directly to the Manager of FP&A, this candidate will play a key role in financial forecasting, budgeting, and strategic decision-making across our organization.
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Growing CPA firm with offices in Scottsdale and Chandler, Arizona is looking to add a Senior Tax Manager focusing on Estate and Trust Tax to their staff.
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