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The College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Environment at Auburn University is excited to recruit candidates for a Manager of the Crooked Oaks facility. The Manager is responsible for the overall operations of Crooked Oaks facility to include administrative oversight, personnel management, financial planning, and strategic planning.
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This is a working manager, who under general direction from the Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Court Executive Officer (CEO), or the CEO’s designee, is responsible for the Court’s information technology and related communication systems.
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This position reports to the Engineering Services Director/City Engineer.
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Technical Product Manager for a suite of Additive Manufacturing Applications that support critical Additive Manufacturing processes, such as Powder Management, Build Prep, Build Simulation, and Digital Metrology.
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As the Production Manager, you will be responsible for responsible for leading a team consisting of Production Coordinators and hourly Installation Crew Members at a group of assigned properties to set up tents and other event equipment.
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Our team, with beginnings in ISP Sports and 35+ years of leadership in the sports & entertainment industry at the helm, has worked hard to build the fastest growing company in the game day experience space in America.
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Business Insurance Sr. Account Manager As a Business Insurance (BI) Senior Account Manager you will be a part of an account team that supports the production and service of new and existing accounts.
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We're Hiring for a Materials Manager! Six Sigma Green Belt / Black Belt / Lead Master certifications (preferred. 4 years Leadership experience (Experience in High volume MTS and low volume CTO product preferred.
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A Restaurant General Manager will perform daily managerial duties by overseeing, directing and coordinating activities to better serve customers. A Restaurant Assistant Manager will help run our business by overseeing all operations in the restaurant.
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Then consider becoming U-Haul Company's newest assistant general manager! As assistant general manager, you will frequently be responsible for the day-to-day operations of your center, working as part of an excellent team and learning valuable skills to get your career moving.
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The Branch Manager has overall responsibility for the critical issues of branch operations and profitability including: sales, sales growth, budgeting, gross margins, operating expenses, safety, customer service, inventory, equipment, building and vehicles, community relations, accounts receivable and resolution of personnel issues.
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Follows EAMC standards of behavior for leadership.
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General Manager of Auburn University. Each General Manager will report directly to a Regional Vice President. Responsible to be on-site for all hosted events; focusing on building relationships, securing referrals and growing overall sales & renewals.
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Qualifications 4 year degree required Minimum 4 years' experience in food and beverage operations leadership and/or management positions or multi-tenant properties Food Service Manager certificate or ability to be certified within 90 days Servesafe Certification or ability to be certified within 90 days.
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Manages all Human Resources functions and activities to ensure that QCD recruits and retains a qualified workforce to meet QCD/GSF and customer objectives.
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